Britain faces a 'bumpy road ahead' for Brexit but must 'stay calm and carry on', the head of the influential thinktank warns Via: UK should engage 'Blitz spirit' for Brexit, says OECD chief
The Clewer Initiative launches at Lambeth Palace to tackle exploitation Via: Slaves on our Streets: Theresa May and Justin Welby back Church of England anti-slavery project
Kevin Hyland says campaign has already led to increase in law enforcement activity to stop scourge of modern slavery on streets of London Via: Slaves on our Streets: Anti-Slavery Commissioner praises Independent special investigation's impact
GMB union accuses management of breaking promises in first of two 12-hour walkouts Via: Firefighters at Sellafield nuclear plant on strike over wages
A Mississippi judge declared a mistrial Monday after jurors said they could not reach a unanimous verdict in the trial of Quinton Tellis, a man charged with killing Jessica Chambers. Via: Jury deadlocks in trial over burning death in Mississippi
The American comedian butt heads with the Sunrise presenter in August. And now Kathy Griffin has announced her annoyance at Samantha Armytage and challenged her to a cage fight. Via: Kathy Griffin challenges Samantha Armytage to a CAGE MATCH
A Georgia mother accused of killing her two youngest sons ‘by placing them in an oven and turning it on,’ according to an arrest warrant. Via: Mother, 24, accused of fatally burning two kids in oven
Before there was Karl and Lisa, veteran journalist Steve Liebmann fronted the Today show desk from 1982 to 2005 with only a few years break in between. Via: Steve Liebmann supports Lisa Wilkinson after Today exit
Salim Mehajer has missed a third court hearing in a week – with his lawyer telling a magistrate he was seeing his doctor to get medical clearance. Via: Unlucky Salim Mehajer misses third court appearance
The new member of parliament is having her Twitter feed documented by the national archive as a testimony of the country’s 2017 election When Golriz Ghahraman last week stepped into the Beehive, the executive wing of New Zealand’s parliament, along with her came her Twitter feed. “My Twitter feed is Read more