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20 foods to eat for clean and healthy blood
20 foods to eat for clean and healthy blood
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New secrets of the world’s ancient wonders revealed
New secrets of the world’s ancient wonders revealed
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PM faces Brexit extension even if his deal is passed
PM faces Brexit extension even if his deal is passed
Labour and former Tory MPs join in bid to force through extension with amendment on ‘super Saturday’Brexit ‘super Saturday’: your guide to the big dayBoris Johnson’s plan to push through a Brexit deal on Saturday looks likely to be frustrated after an alliance of Labour and former Tory MPs united behind a plan to force a new extension.After clinching a last-minute deal in Brussels on Thursday by agreeing to a customs border in the Irish Sea, the prime minister had hoped to frame the rare Saturday sitting of parliament as a dramatic “new deal or no deal” moment. Continue reading...
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Brexit: Labour to back rebel Tory bid to force Johnson to demand extension – live news
Brexit: Labour to back rebel Tory bid to force Johnson to demand extension – live news
Prime minister has said he is ‘very confident’ deal will be approved in historic Commons vote on Saturday Brexit extension unavoidable if MPs reject deal, says MerkelHow much of Johnson’s ‘great new deal’ is actually new?‘Super Saturday’: your guide to the big day 7.01pm BSTMargot James, one of 21 Tory rebel MPs expelled from the party last month, has said she will vote for Boris Johnson’s deal.James said her decision is due to that fact 64% of her constituents in Stourbridge voted to leave the EU, but that she does have concerns about risks it may pose to the future of the UK.It is important to note that what I trust will be agreed by parliament tomorrow is just a starting point for negotiation...
Brexit ‘super Saturday’: your guide to the big day
Brexit 'super Saturday': your guide to the big day
With MPs meeting on a Saturday for the first time since the Falklands conflict, how will the day unfold and what does it all mean?After over three years of parliamentary events touted as momentous, we will get one that definitely lives up to the billing – the first Saturday sitting of the Commons since the Falklands conflict, in which there will be a potentially knife-edge vote on a plan that could shape the UK’s future for a generation. Continue reading...
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Labour’s Melanie Onn declares intention to vote for Brexit deal
Labour's Melanie Onn declares intention to vote for Brexit deal
MP for Grimsby asks colleagues to back plan in an article with Tory Victoria PrentisWe as MPs need to come together to get Brexit done – and move onMelanie Onn has become the latest Labour MP to declare she is prepared to vote for Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal despite intense pressure to oppose it.Onn, who represents the leave-voting seat of Grimsby, has written an article for the Guardian with the Conservative MP Victoria Prentis urging colleagues to “use this unique chance to help us move on and get back to helping our constituents”. Continue reading...
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For three years we remainers have held our breath. This is the moment our dreams may die | Jonathan Freedland
For three years we remainers have held our breath. This is the moment our dreams may die | Jonathan Freedland
If Johnson’s Brexit deal is voted through, an idea we cherish, of cooperation across borders, will suffer a devastating blowIt would be tempting to call this the moment of truth, had truth not been an early casualty of a Brexit saga that was mired in lies and deception from the very start. Even so the Brexit story, which has twisted and tormented this country for the last three and a half years, is at a moment of decision. Outside parliament, hundreds of thousands will gather to make one, possibly last, plea to stay in the European Union. Inside, MPs are due to vote on an agreement that, if it passes, will see us make the break in less than a fortnight – thereby ending Bri...
Belgium to evacuate Isis suspects from Syria detention camps
Belgium to evacuate Isis suspects from Syria detention camps
Other European states also preparing to repatriate citizens accused of Isis links via safe zoneBelgium and other European states are preparing to evacuate citizens accused of having links to Islamic State from detention camps in north-eastern Syria through a newly declared safe zone being carved out by Turkish forces along the border.Belgian officials informed family members of detainees held in two camps on Friday that they would attempt to take advantage of a five-day ceasefire to retrieve nationals allegedly tied to the terror group. The Guardian has learned that other European states, including France and Germany, are also looking at ways to take advantage of the window declared by US vice-president Mike Pence on Thu...
El Chapo: Mexican president says police ‘did right’ to free drug lord’s son
El Chapo: Mexican president says police 'did right' to free drug lord's son
Police in the city of Culiacán were overpowered as they tried to arrest the drug cartel member.
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Catalonia protests: Marches and general strike paralyse Barcelona
Catalonia protests: Marches and general strike paralyse Barcelona
The Supreme Court decision to jail nine separatist leaders has enraged separatists in Catalonia.
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Afghanistan mosque bombing kills 62 worshippers
Afghanistan mosque bombing kills 62 worshippers
The force of the blast destroyed the roof of the mosque, in eastern Nangarhar province.
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Turkey Syria offensive: Trump likens conflict to playground fight
Turkey Syria offensive: Trump likens conflict to playground fight
The US leader defends his handling of Turkey's offensive as evidence of possible war crimes grows.
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Dutch farm mystery: Father held as police unpick secret farm ‘sect’
Dutch farm mystery: Father held as police unpick secret farm 'sect'
Six children appear to have spent nine years in seclusion against their will, say police.
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Kurds Reported to Be Pulling Out of Syria ‘Safe Zone’ as Fighting Eases
Kurds Reported to Be Pulling Out of Syria ‘Safe Zone’ as Fighting Eases
A day after Vice President Mike Pence announced a pause in the battle between Turkish and Kurdish forces, gunfire died down and Turkish and American officials said the deal was holding
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In ‘Cave-In,’ Trump Cease-Fire Cements Turkey’s Gains in Syria
In ‘Cave-In,’ Trump Cease-Fire Cements Turkey’s Gains in Syria
The agreement, announced by Vice President Mike Pence, may stop the killing in the Kurdish enclave in northern Syria. But the cost to American influence is expected to be high.
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On Day 1,001, Trump Made It Clear: Being ‘Presidential’ Is Boring
On Day 1,001, Trump Made It Clear: Being ‘Presidential’ Is Boring
If he acted “presidential,” Mr. Trump said Thursday night in Dallas, “everybody would be out of here so fast.”
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Brexit extension unavoidable if MPs reject deal, says Merkel
Brexit extension unavoidable if MPs reject deal, says Merkel
German chancellor tells EU leaders UK should be offered extension if it is requestedLatest Brexit news - live updatesAngela Merkel has told EU leaders a Brexit extension would be unavoidable if British MPs vote down the deal agreed with Boris Johnson.During private talks at the EU summit, the German chancellor told her fellow leaders they could not pretend an extension would not be offered to the UK if it was requested, according to a source familiar with the discussions. Continue reading...
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PM’s new Brexit deal with EU faces challenge in Scottish court
PM's new Brexit deal with EU faces challenge in Scottish court
Campaigners led by Jolyon Maugham QC will argue that the agreement is unlawful All the latest Brexit developments – liveScotland’s highest court is to hear a fresh challenge from anti-Brexit campaigners as they seek to have Boris Johnson’s agreed deal with the EU declared unlawful, arguing that it contravenes legislation – originally amended by the Brexiter Jacob Rees-Mogg – that prevents Northern Ireland forming part of a separate customs territory.Jolyon Maugham QC, the director of the Good Law Project, who has spearheaded a series of court challenges to the UK government over Brexit, is seeking an interdict from the court of session in Edinburgh that would in effect suspend the deal, which parliament is due to debat...
Transformation of former Bigg Boss contestants
Transformation of former Bigg Boss contestants
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El Chapo: Heavy fighting erupts in Culiacán over drug lord’s son
El Chapo: Heavy fighting erupts in Culiacán over drug lord's son
Security forces and cartel gunmen clash after drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán's son is discovered.
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The age of star wives during the first marriage of their husbands
The age of star wives during the first marriage of their husbands
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50 cheapest countries to live in
50 cheapest countries to live in
If you've always dreamed of living abroad, see where you can do it for cheap.
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Countries that control the world’s gold
Countries that control the world's gold
Central banks and finance ministries currently hold more than 33,000 tons of gold worth about $1.
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Television actors who have changed their names
Television actors who have changed their names
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30 mysterious wonders that are forbidden to tourists
30 mysterious wonders that are forbidden to tourists
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Boris Johnson plays numbers game after securing Brexit deal
Boris Johnson plays numbers game after securing Brexit deal
PM insists he is ‘very confident’ his deal will be approved by parliament on Saturday Boris Johnson has insisted he is “very confident” that his Brexit deal will be approved by the House of Commons in a historic knife-edge vote on Saturday, even without the backing of the DUP.“I want to stress that this is a great deal for our country, for the UK; I also believe that it is a very good deal for our friends in the EU,” Johnson said at the European council in Brussels, where EU leaders signed off on the last-minute deal. Continue reading...
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Brexit deal may be a rare win-win for Boris Johnson
Brexit deal may be a rare win-win for Boris Johnson
PM will hope to pass his deal on Saturday but knows rejection will set him up for a general election Boris Johnson’s team were pasty-faced with exhaustion as they briefed journalists about the details of the Brexit deal in Brussels on Thursday afternoon – but the PM himself was unable to suppress a beam of triumph, as he glad-handed his fellow leaders.Just a week after Johnson’s meeting with the Irish prime minister, Leo Varadkar, at a wedding venue on the Wirral, Downing Street hopes it has now engineered that rare thing in politics – a win-win situation. Continue reading...
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‘My deal or no deal’: what the papers say about Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan
'My deal or no deal': what the papers say about Boris Johnson's Brexit plan
Front pages report on ‘numbers game’, with some calling on MPs to ‘do their duty’Boris Johnson’s progress in getting his Brexit deal dominates the front pages, though most papers make clear it is not a done deal. Related: How is Boris Johnson's Brexit deal different from Theresa May's? Continue reading...
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How is Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal different from Theresa May’s?
How is Boris Johnson's Brexit deal different from Theresa May's?
New deal swaps backstop for a four-year alignment between Northern Ireland and EULatest Brexit news – live updatesThe new Brexit deal is essentially the old Brexit deal with a new chapter on the protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland and a few key tweaks to the political declaration.The main protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland runs to just 15 pages – 64 pages including the annexes – and restates the commitment to all the baseline elements on the Good Friday agreement, the common travel area and other rights contained in Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement of 2018. Continue reading...
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