Updated : 25/05/2018

Politics Independent 24/05/2018 09:47:05 PM Trump cancels summit with North Korean leader Summit cancellation gives Trump more time to ponder Mueller interview South Korea trying to figure out Trump's aim after cancellation Kevin de León's plan to take on Dianne Feinstein starts with finishing second One voter, two registration forms: Errors reported in rollout of California's 'motor voter' system Trump: Stand for the anthem or 'maybe you shouldn’t be in the country' Why centrist Dianne Feinstein is moving so much to the left that she now opposes the death penalty Essential Politics California lawmakers seek to waive taxes for medical marijuana given to indigent patients Essential Politics California politics news feed A world of complex threats awaits Gina Haspel as CIA director Confusion, calculation and fear keeping DACA recipients from renewing their status while they can Summit cancellation gives Trump more time to ponder Mueller interview Trump pulls out of planned nuclear summit, says he will be 'waiting' if North Korea changes its approach Kevin de León's plan to take on Dianne Feinstein starts with finishing second How the Supreme Court is invoking a 1925 law to restrict workers' rights today Moderate Republicans pushing for immigration vote give leaders until June 7 to reach a deal Majority of California voters want to repeal gas tax increase, poll finds

BBC Politics 25/05/2018 06:47:02 AM UK official warns EU over Brexit 'insult' May defends customs 'backstop' UK wants £1bn Galileo costs back MPs: UK might have to extend customs union Boris Johnson targeted by Russian hoaxer Carney warns on 'disorderly Brexit' fallout Police mugshot deletion scheme criticised Tax rises needed 'to prevent NHS misery' Labour 'would be neutral in Irish border poll' Aide quits government 'to fight for Brexit' UK wants £1bn Galileo costs back from EU Romanian second top non-UK nationality Tories need new leadership - Cummings MPs: UK might have to extend customs union Two quizzed in Tory election fraud probe Video 1:40 MP rails against 'silent rogue cyclists' Video 1:39 Young: I was targeted by twitter mob Video 1:44 PM: More doctors - Corbyn: Fewer GPs Video 1:58 Corbyn: Private profit before public service Video 2:03 When home secretaries are heckled by police Video 1:33 PM asked about flammable cladding ban Religion and the referendum 'Impossible to ignore' NHS: Ministers still wrestling with long-term cash needs Brexit: Customs union plan brewing in Whitehall What's on in Parliament? Party conferences 2017 Election 2017: At-a-glance Video 1:40 MP rails against 'silent rogue cyclists' Video 1:39 Young: I was targeted by twitter mob Video 1:44 PM: More doctors - Corbyn: Fewer GPs Video 1:58 Corbyn: Private profit before public service Video 2:03 When home secretaries are heckled by police Video 1:33 PM asked about flammable cladding ban Politics.co.uk 25/05/2018 06:46:19 AM Hostile environment: Government ignored warnings from Public Health England on migrant health charges DWP wins legal case to block future benefit appeals Daily Mail's migrant cleaners preparing to strike for better pay DWP goes back to court to block future benefit appeals MPs call for review into May's 'hostile environment' for migrants Home Office faces legal challenges over 'right to rent' migrant policy DWP goes back to court to block future benefit appeals MPs call for review into May's 'hostile environment' for migrants Hostile environment: Government ignored warnings from Public Health England on migrant health charges DWP wins legal case to block future benefit appeals Health select committee calls for immediate stop to NHS data sharing with the Home Office Daily Mail's migrant cleaners preparing to strike for better pay

The Spectator 25/05/2018 06:47:10 AM .st0{fill:#D2091E;} COFFEE HOUSE SHOTS PODCAST THE SPECTATOR PODCAST Jeremy Corbyn backs his spokesman on Russia Marine Le Pen’s relaunch falls flat Gavin Williamson shows his inexperience The day I almost lost my job: diary of an RT reporter Rory Kinnear is less Macbeth, more a tetchy manager of an Amazon warehouse How mass immigration drives the housing crisis A dangerous silence over Telford What The Theory of Everything doesn’t tell you about Stephen Hawking The BBC’s shameful silence on the Telford sex scandal Vladimir Putin’s toxic power The day I almost lost my job: diary of an RT reporter Jeremy Corbyn backs his spokesman on Russia Trump to May: I’m with you ‘all the way’ on Russia Labour MP deserts Corbyn Five years of Pope Francis: five things you need to know Scrapping one pence coins would be a step in a bad direction The BBC’s shameful silence on the Telford sex scandal Theresa May accuses Russia of an unlawful use of force against Britain Vladimir Putin’s toxic power Revealed: the Tory health tax bombshell Steve Bannon interview: “I’m fascinated by Mussolini” The Spectator's Notes: The origin of Civilisation Genocide in South Africa: now that’s a black-and-white issue Who is monitoring the 200 million videos available daily on YouTube? Schools: Minding the gender gap Schools: Sex education Schools: Is Eton worth it? The Vatican’s fake news: Pope Francis’s staff caught blurring out key words in photo of letter from Benedict Mueller subpoenas Trump Organisation’s Russia documents Gavin Williamson shows his inexperience Jeremy Corbyn backs his spokesman on Russia The Spectator Podcast: Putin’s toxic power Donald Trump finally announces sanctions against Russia Watch: Theresa May’s fist bumps a Salisbury resident Books Podcast: St Paul, the biography The subtly savage world of filmmaker Ruben Ostlund Today’s pirate gold is the Patagonian toothfish Was Ada Lovelace the true founder of Silicon Valley? Rory Kinnear is less Macbeth, more a tetchy manager of an Amazon warehouse Our gallant second world war pigeons have been unjustly ridiculed The Bishop of Wherever won't have a fit – assuming he stays awake: Mary Magdalene reviewed Lucy Mangan has enough comic energy to power the National Grid Ysenda Maxtone Graham Babylon Berlin is so brilliant I'd advise you not to start watching it Who is monitoring the 200 million videos available daily on YouTube? A Gerald Barry première really ought to be national news The Bishop of Wherever won't have a fit – assuming he stays awake: Mary Magdalene reviewed The school beside the sea The International Baccalaureate vs. A levels The best Easter eggs for 2018 Go beyond Guinness for your St Patrick’s Day drinks Ben McFarland and Tom Sandham 13 March 2018 Ken Dodd: a comic genius who inspired true devotion How to avoid losing money in economic bubbles The UK stock market still looks cheap Short-selling is simple in theory, but more difficult in practice Would you take a robot’s tip? How a phantom flat tyre led to a hypomanic episode Smoking causes hearing loss, new research finds Spectator Health reporter 14 March 2018 Bevan’s NHS is no longer fit for purpose in the age of bio-data Giving birth ‘ages a woman by 11 years’ Spectator Health reporter 9 March 2018 Virtual currencies will be our salvation Me, General de Gaulle and an elderly barbecued lesbian Save me from stupid women How can I avoid power handshakes? They hurt my fragile knuckles Dear Mary: My daughter’s new boyfriend isn’t on Facebook – how do I snoop? We’ve been saying ‘wrap up warm’ for a thousand years Follow us on Twitter @spectator Like us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram @spectatorlife Terms and Conditions More from The Spectator The Spectator Australia Classified Advertisements COFFEE HOUSE SHOTS PODCAST THE SPECTATOR PODCAST

New Statesman 25/05/2018 06:47:09 AM Jennie Formby and Christine Blower shortlisted for Labour party general secretary post Is there a political benefit to hosting a World Cup? The Liberal Democrats are trying to be Ukip for Remainers: but it’s not working Rasping old cassettes bring new depth to a familiar true crime tale in BBC Four’s The Ruth Ellis Files The Posh Pen Paradox: when writers and artists fear their tools Why superhero films should follow Wonder Woman’s lead and have female villains “At 28, I had life planned. Now I’m 35”: The Syrian millennials growing up in conflict Marine Le Pen’s new disguise: a bid to rebrand her far-right party as the “National Rally” Five Star’s “just fix it!” politics and the new age of digital populism Stop retweeting racist “parody” accounts that steal pictures of the elderly and vulnerable Quiz: Can you really tell when you’re being advertised to? “Make sure we keep talking”: the horizon-expanding curiosity of Stephen Hawking The Goldsmiths Writers' Centre presents Elif Shafak The Goldsmiths Writers' Centre Presents Nicola Barker Gavin Williamson is running the most undisguised leadership campaign ever Stop retweeting racist “parody” accounts that steal pictures of the elderly and vulnerable Jennie Formby and Christine Blower shortlisted for Labour party general secretary post Is there a political benefit to hosting a World Cup? The Liberal Democrats are trying to be Ukip for Remainers: but it’s not working Putin’s new Cold War Carla Bruni’s radio show C’est La Vie is a one-woman advert for the French way of life Rasping old cassettes bring new depth to a familiar true crime tale in The Ruth Ellis Files Unlike George Osborne, Philip Hammond is no good at politics The stand off with Russia has set the Labour party clock back to spring 2017 Theresa May’s spin doctor is missing life on the other side of the microphone Five Star’s “just fix it!” politics and the new age of digital populism Ken Dodd’s nostalgic comedy, Brexit’s upside and why we should boycott the World Cup “At 28, I had life planned. Now I’m 35”: The Syrian millennials growing up in conflict Marine Le Pen’s bid to rebrand her far-right party as the “National Rally” The stand off with Russia has set the Labour party clock back to spring 2017 Marine Le Pen’s bid to rebrand her far-right party as the “National Rally” Can you really tell when you’re being advertised to? When men remind feminists that grooming is worse than groping, they reveal their complicity The stand off with Russia has set the Labour party clock back to spring 2017 Gavin Williamson is running the most undisguised leadership campaign ever Jennie Formby and Christine Blower shortlisted for Labour party general secretary post Helping Britain Prosper by closing the skills gap Jennie Formby and Christine Blower shortlisted for Labour party general secretary post Is there a political benefit to hosting a World Cup? The Liberal Democrats are trying to be Ukip for Remainers: but it’s not working Kevin McCloud says the quality of new homes in the UK is "unforgivable" You can buy a house in Liverpool for £1 Why wood is making a comeback in housebuilding