Ksubi founder Dan Single has celebrated his return to health, a year after a horrific accident where he fell 35 metres from a fourth floor balcony in Paris. Via: Ksubi founder 'Dangerous' Dan Single is healthy after balcony fall
French president claims he guided response to Douma chemical attack after ‘things got a little carried away over tweets’French president Emmanuel Macron has claimed that he convinced Donald Trump to keep troops in Syria for the long term and limit Saturday’s joint strikes to chemical weapons facilities. Related: Syria: western Read more
Around 350,000 people could soon qualify for right to select and pay for treatments through bespoke care planHundreds of thousands of people with mental health conditions and physical disabilities could be given the option of a personalised NHS budget for their own care needs under government proposals.People with learning difficulties Read more
Exclusive: Budget cuts mean England now has enough beds for less than half of those who need them Via: Number of shelter beds for homeless people drops by a fifth under Conservatives
Kollegah and Farid Bang win music award for album referring to Auschwitz, which comes amid growing concern about antisemitismBig businesses have joined growing criticism in Germany over the awarding of an annual music prize to a pair of rappers accused of antisemitic lyrics, with Airbus chief executive Tom Enders adding Read more
Britain is reliant on the port of Rotterdam for trade with the East Asia Via: How Brexit is set to cause chaos at Europe's ports
Prime minister encouraged to use Commonwealth summit to send out clear message on LGBT rightsTheresa May has been urged to apologise for Britain’s historical legacy of anti-gay laws across the Commonwealth as leaders of the 53 member states gather for a summit in London on Monday. Gay rights campaigner Peter Read more
Lords report stresses need for artificial intelligence to be used for the common goodBritain needs to lead the way on artificial intelligence regulation, in order to prevent companies such as Cambridge Analytica setting precedents for dangerous and unethical use of the technology, the head of the House of Lords select Read more
The prime minister will go to the Commons for a six-hour debate to make her legal and moral case for the coalition operation Via: Syria strikes: Theresa May to be grilled by MPs over military action two days after missiles fired
Boris Johnson and Baroness Scotland join Labour leader in suggesting 53 member countries should decide successor to the Queen Via: Prince Charles should not automatically become next head of the Commonwealth, says Jeremy Corbyn