Updated : 17/10/2017

Politics Independent 17/10/2017 03:47:13 PM Brexit will be 'like the Blitz', OECD says Reverse Brexit with second referendum to save economy, OECD tells UK May must stand up to Johnson to unlock Brexit talks, says Merkel ally Ministers fear Brexit talks could collapse 'within weeks' Royal Mail shareholders paid £800m in past four years New House of Lords peerages 'to be limited to 15 years' Women’s refuge budgets slashed by quarter over past seven years No deal Brexit will cost millions of families £500 a year, warns study May told to 'stop wasting money' on plans to axe 50 MPs Vulnerable children could be at risk after fall in health visitors Brexit forces Andrew Lloyd Webber to quit the House of Lords Theresa May and EU President want to 'accelerate' Brexit talks Ukip's new leader says he could strangle a badger with his bare hands Gitmo prisoners 'being left at death's door' by Trump's new policy A top lawyer can't stop Boris doing what he wants, not even his wife Sir Vince Cable dismisses David Davis's 'absurd' plea to suspend MEP Date of meeting with May only confirmed in last few days, says Juncker Young Labour brands Donald Trump a 'fascist' and urges Nato withdrawal May told MPs will 'veto' a no-deal Brexit ahead of emergency talks Government backs tougher sentences for assaults on emergency workers Theresa May to fly to Brussels for emergency Brexit talks UK watchdog pushes for new British 'right to equality' after Brexit Davis to make emergency trip to Brussels to kick-start Brexit talks Britain 'will grow more here' if food prices rise following Brexit David Davis calls for Tory U-turn on tuition fees Head of NHS attacked over 'unacceptable' mental health care for childr Jacob Rees-Mogg says calling a man a feminist is 'ridiculous' Hammond backed by 'most Tory MPs', May told Parliament will unite to stop a 'no deal' Brexit, says Labour Sharing patient data key to better NHS using AI Hillary Clinton says the Tories lack ‘empathy’ Tories face humiliation as DUP sides with Labour over women's pensions No deal Brexit 'could trigger new Scottish independence referendum' No further Brexit talks yet scheduled as negotiations hit deadlock Universal credit director dismisses whistleblower's account of system Children 'must be taught benefits of immigration in school'

BBC Politics 17/10/2017 03:46:39 PM Brexit talks 'reaching limit' says Davis Brexit reverse 'would boost UK' Kuenssberg: Accelerate, accelerate Does UK owe the EU money? Battles ahead for EU bill UK inflation at highest since April 2012 Updated MP boundary plans published Brexit reversal would boost UK, says OECD Pro-EU group fined over campaign spending PM and EU: Let's speed up Brexit talks Bombardier to partner Airbus on jets Rise in hate crime in England and Wales Brexit trade talks 'needed by December' Emergency worker attacks law gets backing Homeless given one-way train tickets Lloyd Webber to retire from Lords Video 5:40 Brit fighting life in North Korea 'demonisation' Video 2:29 Recalling awkward political dinners Video 7:57 What is Women's Equality Party about? Audio 0:44 Brexit is either 'all or none' Audio 1:16 Trump ‘uses tactics to dominate women’ Video 2:04 'Stamp out sickening distribution of images' Party conferences 2017 Who's who: Theresa May's cabinet 'Accelerate' - the word the Tories need Theresa May reprimands Johnson Week ahead in Parliament Election: Key points at-a-glance Which seats changed hands at election? 10 ways the PM blew her majority Video 5:40 Brit fighting life in North Korea 'demonisation' Video 2:29 Recalling awkward political dinners Video 7:57 What is Women's Equality Party about? Audio 0:44 Brexit is either 'all or none' Audio 1:16 Trump ‘uses tactics to dominate women’ Video 2:04 'Stamp out sickening distribution of images' Politics.co.uk 17/10/2017 03:46:10 PM Campaigners descend on London hospital to protest against new migrant NHS rules Rollout of Universal Credit in Grenfell area halted until 2018 School nurses could be forced to deny migrant children treatment under new rules Social cleansing: Hundreds of families moved out of London boroughs immediately after Grenfell Benefit sanctions shoot up 50% in six months Revealed: MPs using immigration enforcement hotline to report people to the Home Office School nurses could be forced to deny migrant children treatment under new rules Benefit sanctions shoot up 50% in six months Sex worker robbed at knifepoint faces deportation after contacting police 'It's a trap': Home Office accused of biometrics powergrab over Grenfell amnesty Campaigners descend on London hospital to protest against new migrant NHS rules Rollout of Universal Credit in Grenfell area halted until 2018 Social cleansing: Hundreds of families moved out of London boroughs immediately after Grenfell Sadiq Khan says police are "duty bound" to report victims of crime to the Home Office What the DUP have negotiated is much smarter than many predicted McDonnell has shown his double standards by attending a Cuba Solidarity Campaign event The DUP will be back for more The first British defeat over Brexit happened in moments Rich residents complaining about living near Grenfell survivors comes as no surprise

The Spectator 17/10/2017 03:47:14 PM .st0{fill:#D2091E;} COFFEE HOUSE SHOTS PODCAST THE SPECTATOR PODCAST Will tonight’s Brexit supper be the dinner party from hell? Sebastian Kurz’s shift to the right pays off The Weinstein affair has exposed Hollywood’s culture. Let’s boycott it In search of Chicago’s artistic past – and present Princess Margaret: a darkly glamorous tale Half the length of Blade Runner 2049 and 676 times as entertaining: The Party reviewed What was the New York Times’s real motive for exposing Weinstein? Wanted: a social media editor for The Spectator Nick Clegg’s ingenious solution to the Brexit problem The cost of a Brexit ‘no deal’ is diminishing Will tonight’s Brexit supper be the dinner party from hell? Nicky Morgan fails to protect her source Nick Clegg’s ingenious solution to the Brexit problem Steinbeck loved Positano’s sleepy beauty and 60 years on it’s no less enchanting The case for more free schools is overwhelming Let’s resist the Corbynist mob and celebrate corporate capitalism Why is England’s football team so unexciting? Tech vs Trump: the great battle of our time has begun Other mentally ill people see me as I really am; there is no hiding Learn to navigate the elite’s new PC-speak – or else Robert Harris: We’re living in a Goebbels-style propaganda culture How we ran for our lives in the Great Storm of 1987 I love my friends – but I can live without them The tech giants have become publishing tycoons. Let’s have laws to deal with them In search of Chicago’s artistic past – and present There’s a progressive argument to be made for tuition fees – why won’t the government make it? Matt Hancock’s show of solidarity for May Will tonight’s Brexit supper be the dinner party from hell? The cost of a Brexit ‘no deal’ is diminishing Wanted: a social media editor for The Spectator Sebastian Kurz’s shift to the right pays off Babies not bombs are what the Islamists want from their women What the papers say: A bungled Budget could pave the way for a Corbyn government Best of Coffee House The painter who devoted himself to turning kitchen-weary men into kings and popes Edward Lear: where art and nonsense collide Where did it go wrong for Basquiat? Princess Margaret: a darkly glamorous tale I’d rather miss a season of Proms than the London Piano Festival Alan Hollinghurst’s new novel is dazzling – and just like all his others Stop whatever you’re doing and watch Suburra The problem with Hungary’s toothless opposition Good as it is, the material is highly perishable: Labour of Love reviewed The Pilgrim Fathers: from persecuted to persecutors Sugar ‘awakens’ cancer cells Spectator Health reporter 16 October 2017 Psilocybin ‘reboots’ the brain and reduces symptoms of depression Spectator Health reporter 13 October 2017 Psoriasis treatment target is safe, new study shows Spectator Health reporter 12 October 2017 Chicago repeals unpopular sugar tax. Is it doomed to fail in Britain, too? Obsession 18: full line-up Gallery: Great British Pub Dogs Recipe: Curried cauliflower soup Brexit doom and gloom hasn’t yet affected the racing industry It’s no surprise that smart meters are proving unpopular with the public The Bombardier dispute leaves Britain at risk of looking like a powerless minor player Why a nation’s productivity isn’t a ‘one size fits all’ matter School report: a round-up from the front line in education Julian Thomas is living the dream at Wellington College The value of off days: Is using a phone at school that bad? You can conquer America – if you’re brilliant, rich and super-organised Ysenda Maxtone Graham What was the New York Times’s real motive for exposing Weinstein? Stepping (literally) into my girlfriend’s ex-husband’s shoes Build a bonfire, build a bonfire, put Melissa on the top? The Harvey Weinstein scandal threatens to engulf Hollywood Dear Mary: the TV mogul whose floral offering did not cut the mustard Did Buffy the Vampire Slayer invent this irritating phrase? Follow us on Twitter @spectator Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram @spectatorlife Terms and Conditions More from The Spectator The Spectator Australia COFFEE HOUSE SHOTS PODCAST THE SPECTATOR PODCAST

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