Lionel Barber (pictured) will leave his role as editor of the Financial Times in the New Year, after spending 14 years at the business based on London’s South Bank. Via: Financial Times editor Lionel Barber announces he will quit
Follow all the latest developments Via: Boris Johnson news – live: Labour hit by 'large-scale cyber attack' as Farage resists pressure to pull Brexit Party candidates nationwide
Royal biographer Tom Bower clashed with Dickie Arbiter on Good Morning Britain this morning as he suggested popular Netflix drama The Crown was ‘quite reliable’ and ‘well researched’. Via: Royal biographer claims 'a lot of The Crown is true' on Good Morning Britain
The full hearing of the dispute between Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum and Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein starts this afternoon and is expected to last until the end of the week. Via: Princess Haya arrives at High Court for custody battle with billionaire Dubai ruler
Claim made by lawyer for ex-Team Sky doctor Richard FreemanFreeman says he was bullied by Sutton into ordering TestogelEx-Team Sky head coach will deny he had heard of substanceShane Sutton, the former head coach of British Cycling and Team Sky, has been accused of being a doper and a serial Read more
Pedro Sánchez reaches accord with anti-austerity party in bid to form governmentSpain’s ruling socialist party has reached a preliminary coalition deal with the anti-austerity Unidas Podemos to try to form a government after the country’s second inconclusive election in seven months.Pedro Sánchez, the acting prime minister and leader of the Read more
Jeremy Corbyn and Angela Rayner speak in Blackpool as Johnson prepares to chair Cobra meeting on floodsFarage urged to stand aside in Tory target seatsLabour pledges six years of free adult studyLib Dem candidate quits over racist tweetsSign up to the election briefing 1.49pm GMT Jo Swinson has been paying Read more
From tabletop pointe work to getting friendly with a skeleton – the RAD’s century of ballet training saw teachers including Adeline Genée and Margot Fonteyn spread dance around the world Continue reading… Via: Tutu dreams: the Royal Academy of Dance at 100 – in pictures
The digital dashboard: the first of a twice-weekly guide to the social media campaignsWelcome to the digital dashboard, the Guardian’s twice-weekly guide to the twists and turns of the social media campaign trail.In the weeks before the general election, we will be putting the parties’ online campaigns under the microscope, Read more
‘Carlington’s death once again exposes the fatal consequences of a culture of dismissal and disbelief in immigration detention’ Via: Man died in immigration detention after staff 'dismissed' stroke as sign he had taken spice