Whirlpool washing machines that pose a fire risk were still on sale this week, despite the maker knowing they were dangerous. British retailers were told to remove them from sale on Tuesday. Via: Fire-risk Whirlpool machines were on sale despite bosses knowing possible danger two months ago
Candidates asked how they would move the country forward amid divisions over presidents impeachmentFull story: seven candidates seek their star momentAnalysis: why California is now a primary powerhouse 1.53am GMT When Bernie Sanders was asked about the whiteness of tonight’s debate stage, he tried to pivot to an earlier question Read more
RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: For the past 160 years, Big Ben has been an enduring beacon of British freedom and democracy, not just at home but around the world. Via: Boris Johnson's election victory could spark a cultural revolution
• Irishman throws at double 1 instead of double 2• ‘Sometimes you need a bit of luck,’ says PriceIf Gerwyn Price ends up as world champion on New Year’s Day, he may find his mind wandering back to this night, this game and one dart in particular. The bare facts Read more
Two fatalities reported after officers called to Walthamstow then Scratchwood ParkTwo men have died in separate stabbing incidents in north London.In the first incident, officers were called to Bromley Road, in Walthamstow, in the north-east of the capital, at 7.16pm on Thursday after reports of a fight. They discovered two Read more
Mark Carney due to step down in January with replacement to be confirmed imminentlyAndrew Bailey, the head of the Financial Conduct Authority, has emerged as the frontrunner to become the next governor of the Bank of England.The selection of the chief executive of the UK financial watchdog is expected to Read more
Efforts to limit disruption from 31 October date pushed down output by 16.5% year on yearRenewed shutdowns of car plants around the previously expected Brexit date of 31 October contributed to a further decline in UK car manufacturing in November.Output slumped by 16.5% compared with the same month a year Read more
‘Most of the time we have to guess what he means but it’s better and better,’ says family Via: Boy thrown off Tate Modern balcony starting to speak again, say family
Prime minister hails ‘beginning of a new dawn for our country’ ahead of historic vote, but opposition MPs raise fears over ditching of several key concessions Via: MPs set to approve Boris Johnson's Brexit deal
Exclusive: Marks & Spencer, Waitrose and Sainsbury’s accused of double standards Via: Supermarkets 'paying for game birds to be kept in cruel and environmentally damaging' cages