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Politics Independent 16/10/2019 11:47:00 AM Lib Dems table second referendum amendment to force new Brexit vote New report puts cost of Brexit at almost £70bn so far Late night Brexit talks in Brussels ‘on brink of deal’ Live: Varadkar hails Brexit talk progress but gap 'still quite wide' Johnson wins first vote in Commons three months after becoming PM Phoebe Weston Why the government’s new environment watchdog must have teeth Labour hopes to set up state drug company and scrap prescription fees Hundreds of thousands to demand fresh Brexit vote at major rally Northern Ireland police holiday restricted amid Brexit violence fears UK suspends new arms sales to Turkey in response to Syria offensive UK suspends arms sales to Turkey in response to Syria offensive Ex-Tory cabinet ministers hint at rejecting Johnson's new Brexit plan EU sets Boris Johnson midnight deadline to accept its Brexit demands Tory leaflet leak appears to show Johnson has accepted Brexit delay Sean O'Grady Why Johnson’s EU deal would actually mean a hard Brexit Jeremy Corbyn says voter ID plans are ‘clearly discriminatory’ Boris Johnson faces ‘zombie government’ taunt over Queen’s Speech Brexit deal not possible before summit, EU leaders tell Boris Johnson PM faces onslaught in parliament over Queen’s Speech Half a million pounds raised for massive Final Say march Johnson 'betraying private renters' after shelving evictions pledge Government announces plan to stop UK citizens voting without photo ID ‘No evidence’ to justify government's voter ID plan, says professor Boris Johnson’s first Queen’s Speech branded an 'uncosted wish-list' Rees-Mogg suggests forcing through no-deal Brexit... using EU law Budget to be held in November, government announces Labour renationalisation plans would cost £196bn, CBI claims SNP backs decriminalisation of drugs Government to announce crackdown on foreign criminals Johnson's Brexit plan 'will leave everyone in the UK £2,000 worse off' EU tells Johnson he must move ‘further and faster’ to get Brexit deal UK policies risk ‘retaliatory deportations’ for Brits living in EU Priti Patel accused of ‘laughing’ about impact of no-deal Brexit Boris Johnson can be ‘trusted’ to deliver Brexit, Jacob Rees-Mogg says Boris Johnson will 'probably not' ask for Brexit extension - Juncker Boris Johnson to update Cabinet on latest Brexit talks Labour Party ‘risks bankruptcy over antisemitism investigation’ Jess Phillips might run for Labour leadership if Corbyn resigns Warning for Labour as voters set to forgive Johnson over Brexit pledge Blow for Johnson as DUP MP warns Brexit deal proposal ‘cannot work’ Sean O'Grady How Cummings is taking advantage of the powers of incumbency Keir Starmer says fresh Brexit referendum ‘only’ solution to deadlock Prospects of Brexit deal now 'promising', culture secretary says Politics explained Ashley Cowburn Why is the PM holding a Queen’s Speech with an election on horizon? Live: EU gives green light for secret negotiations on PM's plan Spoof MP job ad offers new recruits chance to abuse women at work Johnson hints at major Brexit climbdown over customs union PM urged to repay £400m debt to Iran to help free Zaghari-Ratcliffe Corbyn to step down as leader if Labour doesn’t win general election

BBC Politics 16/10/2019 11:46:43 AM What is in Boris Johnson's Brexit plan? Brexit jargon explained Related content What is in Boris Johnson's Brexit plan? Brexit jargon explained Why you can trust BBC News Breaking Politics.co.uk 16/10/2019 11:47:17 AM Photo ID: Govt voting reform will discourage ethnic minority voting Johnson launches the first mythical Queen's Speech After three years of chaos, I've come to regret my Leave vote Week in Review: Govt's Oct 31st campaign the pinnacle of Brexit weirdness Govt no-deal announcement cuts vital services for refugees A liberal approach to extremism is taking shape - but will the govt let it survive? Following the game plan: Merkel call latest pantomime act in No.10's Brexit's strategy The missing millions: Young people and private renters left off electoral register ahead of snap election Week in Review: Harry and Meghan treatment shows how messed up Britain's attitude to royalty is Johnson's Brexit proposal is riddled with problems Johnson's Brexit plan: No viability, no decency, no hope

The Spectator 16/10/2019 11:47:00 AM The Case Against Reality is hard to get your head around The EU’s Brexit unicorns The sorriest three years in modern British history A ‘transphobic’ crime wave has hit Oxford The biggest risk with Boris Johnson’s Queen’s Speech Sadiq Khan’s selective concern about ‘voter suppression’ Watch: Dennis Skinner heckles Black Rod Boris Johnson’s humiliating Brexit options Is hate crime really on the rise? Spain was wrong to jail the Catalan separatists Nicola Sturgeon’s Brexit bounce Watch: Emily Thornberry accused of sexism for Commons jibe Sadiq Khan’s mixed messages on photo ID A People’s Vote is no substitute for an effective opposition Extinction Rebellion has already won Why Roy Cohn is not one of the world’s most evil men What had the chambermaid made of my penis vacuum pump? My bid to boost my carbon footprint All ages are gullible – including our own Are Boris’s hedge-fund pals conspiring to ‘short the UK’? We selfish gits must wear the name with pride There’s no deal – so what next? Boris needs to be explicit: it’s the UK’s offer or no deal Even Donald Trump is tweeting about Spectator USA Could this self-made billionaire become France’s first Muslim president? Germany’s ailing economy can’t afford a no-deal Brexit The commercialisation of shooting may kill the whole sport Why do we keep pretending that children are wiser than adults? You have to laugh at Extinction Rebellion The lessons I learned at my Oxford gaudy Pilferer, paedophile and true great: Gauguin Portraits at the National Gallery reviewed Three remarkable sisters at the heart of 20th-century Chinese politics I was born to be on this Bob Dylan podcast, says Geoff Dyer More misogynistic than the original: ENO's Orpheus in the Underworld reviewed David Cameron’s For the Record ends where the sorriest three years in modern British history begins Living on a nuclear submarine does your head in You'll be blubbing over a wooden boulder at David Nash's show at Towner Art Gallery Oswald of Northumbria – an Anglo-Saxon saint-king of the north for our time Patti Smith had a bad year in 2016 Pure, undiluted genius: Succession reviewed Why Roy Cohn is not one of the world’s most evil men What had the chambermaid made of my penis vacuum pump? My bid to boost my carbon footprint Dear Mary: How can I tell a man at yoga class to cover up? A vintage tale of Thatcher, Reagan and some truly great wines What’s the word for a word that’s been used only once?

New Statesman 16/10/2019 11:47:00 AM There's nothing surprising about the DUP pouring cold water over a Brexit deal Team Corbyn are using an old, old Labour trick to get their people selected. Will it work? Nicola Sturgeon reveals her IndyRef2 pitch in SNP conference speech What's John McDonnell up to? Be proud of our response to racist Bulgarian fans, but remember our own problems The SNP hopes Brexit will lead to Scotland’s independence. But the opposite could be true What happens now the police have banned Extinction Rebellion protests in London? How a new headscarf row has reignited French divisions over Islam and secularism Why Scottish Tories will welcome talk of a hard border with England Why sometimes the most useful thing to do is nothing at all I tried to protect my abuser’s new partner using Clare’s Law – it made me feel powerless The SNP hopes Brexit will lead to Scotland’s independence. But the opposite could be true What's John McDonnell up to? Would no-deal Brexit lead to a rise in hate crime? Why nuclear energy is key to net zero There's nothing surprising about the DUP pouring cold water over a Brexit deal Virendra Sharma becomes latest Labour MP to be triggered for a full selection process Team Corbyn are using an old, old Labour trick to get their people selected. Will it work? Is the UK ready for self-driving cars? Labour's housing chief promises to put housing "at the centre" of general election campaign A third of Scottish adults are obese, survey finds The fantasy of global Britain Myths from a small island: the dangers of a buccaneering view of British history Why I now realise there’s no such thing as linguistic decline Zadie Smith’s Grand Union: stories from a wandering mind Chris Morris on his new terrorism satire The Day Shall Come The SNP leadership has defeated the Salmondites in national secretary vote The Queen's Speech was an election broadcast, but not a very good one SNP leadership crush conference rebellion on “plan B” for independence Are Boris Johnson's VoterID proposals an attempt to disenfranchise Labour voters? “There’s always a risk of boycotts”: how will Brexit affect the next census? An encounter with Tony Blair was a reminder the UK needs profound change Michael Hutchence lost his sense of smell – and it all went downhill from there Zadie Smith’s Grand Union: stories from a wandering mind Chris Morris on his new terrorism satire The Day Shall Come How the world caught up with Lana Del Rey Sofie Hagen’s How To Love Your Fat: irreverent anecdotes and brutal statistics The rise of scheduling free time David Pemsel: from the Guardian to the Premier League “The New Jim Code” – Ruha Benjamin on racial discrimination by algorithm John Barnes, football race rows and the soul-corrupting economy of today’s new media The myth of green cars Why the flight-shaming movement sweeping Europe won’t take off in the UK Turkey’s attack on the Kurds in Northern Syria already has a mounting civilian cost The quiet rebirth of the European centre left Ethiopians are jubilant at the Nobel Peace Prize for Abiy Ahmed The new Spanish civil wars Why the left is continuing to win in Portugal