Israel launches strikes on Gaza Strip following rocket attack that wounded seven
Israel has begun responding “forcefully” to a rocket attack from the Gaza Strip, the country’s prime minister has said.
May seeks to build bridges with MPs doing ‘difficult jobs’ over Brexit
Theresa May has struck a conciliatory tone with MPs as she sought to repair the damage done by her Downing Street statement on Brexit.
Lorry drivers ‘mystified’ as no-deal Brexit transport plan activated
Lorry drivers are “mystified” as to why no-deal Brexit plans have been brought in so early, branding the idea “inflexible” and “outdated”.
Pope makes visit to Italian pilgrimage site to sign document for young people
Pope Francis has travelled to a major Italian pilgrimage site dedicated to the Virgin Mary to sign a new document dedicated to young people.
Women in Football joins defence of Tottenham’s Hector following racial abuse
Women in Football has sprung to the defence of Tottenham Ladies player Renee Hector who has been receiving racial abuse on social media.
Still not enough support to get Brexit deal through Commons, May admits
Prime Minister Theresa May has acknowledged that there is not enough support in the House of Commons for her to bring back her Brexit deal for a third “meaningful vote”.
McCarthy putting points over anything as Republic eye Euro 2020
Mick McCarthy will take a win over Georgia however it comes as the Republic of Ireland target qualification for the Euro 2020 finals.
Scotland has ‘cast-iron mandate’ to hold indyref2 – Russell
The Scottish Government will propose a series of reforms to devolution shortly – though Constitutional Relations Secretary Mike Russell has insisted independence is the only way to become a “modern state”.
Union vows to ‘win the war’ against outsourcing after losing High Court battle
A trade union has said it is still “fighting to win the war” against outsourcing after it lost a High Court battle over the employment rights of outsourced workers at the University of London.
Egg-wielding Brexit supporter who struck Jeremy Corbyn jailed for 28 days
A Brexit supporter who yelled “respect the vote” as he struck Jeremy Corbyn while clutching an egg has been jailed for 28 days.
Could Mueller ‘witch hunt’ be a boost for Donald Trump in his re-election campaign?
President Donald Trump and his allies have wasted little time in turning what they have long termed a “witch hunt” into a weapon in the early stages of what will be his re-election campaign.