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BBC Politics 17/12/2018 06:46:56 AM May told not to 'run down clock' on deal Kuenssberg: An issue of trust Analysis: Enough for critics? Video Has anything about May's deal changed? Video What did May tell Juncker? 'Forge Brexit consensus,' Rudd urges MPs 'Stop smart motorway rollout', say MPs UK travellers to pay €7 to visit EU after Brexit Trust issue limits EU's offer to May Call to halt prison pepper spray plan New Brexit poll logical outcome - Blair Wales first minister appoints his top team Why isn't Labour trying to topple May now? May: I won't lead Tories into election Video New referendum 'undermines democracy' Who could replace Theresa May as leader? Video 1:47 Brexit: A busy week, but has anything changed? Video 1:14 Juncker explains 'nebulous' remark Video 0:24 What did May tell Juncker at EU summit? Video 2:11 'Significant wait' for mental health help Video 1:19 Blair: Brexit is 'big mistake' Video 2:06 Time for another EU referendum? Labour's referendum strains Theresa May's week in charts How could another Brexit referendum work? What was going on in committee room 14? Trust issue in Westminster limits EU's offer to May Plotting and scheming afoot as PM's options narrow Week ahead in Parliament Party conferences 2018: At-a-glance Video 1:47 Brexit: A busy week, but has anything changed? Video 1:14 Juncker explains 'nebulous' remark Video 0:24 What did May tell Juncker at EU summit? Video 2:11 'Significant wait' for mental health help Video 1:19 Blair: Brexit is 'big mistake' Video 2:06 Time for another EU referendum? Politics.co.uk 17/12/2018 06:46:21 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 This is what no-deal Brexit actually looks like It's time to ditch the term 'fake news' I'm Broken Britain: I'm losing all hope

The Spectator 17/12/2018 06:47:13 AM .st0{fill:#D2091E;} COFFEE HOUSE SHOTS PODCAST THE SPECTATOR PODCAST The nine lessons of Brexit Gary Kemp on pop, Pre-Raphaelites, politics and playing Pinter The Spectator Podcast: the Christmas Edition The most underpriced Christmas gift you can buy The simple solution to Theresa May’s Brexit dilemma The wildest Wilde of all: the scandalous life of Oscar’s father The nine lessons of Brexit The myth of the Brexit cliff edge The simple solution to Theresa May’s Brexit dilemma Benedict Cumberbatch on playing my husband, Dominic Cummings Where does May go from here? Theresa May now faces a humiliating choice over Brexit Dear Santa: My 14 requests for the new year Should we all write ‘feminist’ stocking fillers? You can’t possibly hate cyclists more than they hate each other Why I don’t, never have, and never will trust the people Life is about so much more than Theresa May's crappy Brexit deal All I want for Christmas is a City time machine Benedict Cumberbatch on playing my husband, Dominic Cummings Take it from a cartoonist: shoes are the real windows into the soul The Sajid Javid manifesto James Forsyth and Fraser Nelson Critical injuries: the perils of book reviews The unbearable pointlessness of Parliament Meet the Ever Trumpers, the apostles who will never forsake the President Carlo Rovelli: In physics, the difference between past and present is extraordinarily slippery Marc Warner and Emanuele Moscato A life apart: An interview with Frank Field Where does May go from here? The nine lessons of Brexit The simple solution to Theresa May’s Brexit dilemma The Spectator Podcast: the Christmas Edition Will Noah Carl get a fair hearing? Watch: Juncker vs May, Part II A nebulous press conference: Theresa May insists progress made on backstop The link between the gilet jaunes and the Strasbourg attack Spectator Wall Calendar 2019 Spectator Diary 2019 Edward Gorey: master of the macabre David Schwimmer on his new BBC film Elizabeth II: Queen of tact and diplomacy Nothing much happens, yet there’s so much to watch: Roma reviewed The scandalous swamp of Indian politics Is Lionel Messi the greatest footballer of all time? Read The Spectator article that gave birth to musical minimalism 50 years ago Family favourites: children’s books for Christmas reviewed Lyric Theatre’s Dick Whittington is the opposite of festive garbage Five special cheeses for Christmas Bronwen and Francis Percival 15 December 2018 Recipe: nordic christmas gravlax Last-minute getaways for the New Year The art of the wreath Satisfied clients or hefty fees – what really makes mortgage brokers tick? Best Buys: Unsecured personal loans Is business really that bothered by the prospect of May’s departure? Did Vote Leave’s overspending win the referendum for Brexit? Shrinkflation: coming soon to a restaurant near you How reliable is online medical advice? Two compounds in coffee beans ‘slow progression of Parkinson’s’ Spectator Health reporter 11 December 2018 The fax machine bonfire has begun – now for the pager scrapheap Why I have fallen out of love with Donald Trump Why you should never read your own diary How Ebenezer Grayling destroyed the Kite family Christmas Word of the year: shouty This is capitalism as its most gaudy: Fortnum & Mason reviewed In the midst of Brexit agony, one thing remains certain: disputation needs drink 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 17/12/2018 06:47:13 AM The doctor won’t see you now The amateur scientists tackling the global energy crisis The Trump administration’s response to the death of a child in its custody was chilling The Scottish Tories are preparing to back a second Brexit referendum If second referendum campaigners can’t stand up for free movement, they should give up Malachy Tallack’s The Valley at the Centre of the World: an authentic novel of island life Theresa May stakes the UK’s future on a useless concession from the EU While Theresa May fights her Brexit battles, no one is running the country Trump fixer Michael Cohen’s three-year sentence and “smorgasbord of financial misconduct” When did the treats on The Apprentice get so crap? The Scottish Tories are preparing to back a second Brexit referendum If second referendum campaigners can’t stand up for free movement, they should give up While Theresa May fights her Brexit battles, no one is running the country Theresa May stakes the UK’s future on a useless concession from the EU Delivering digitally empowered healthcare Delivering digitally empowered healthcare Delivering digitally empowered healthcare Could sacking Karen Bradley really win back the DUP for May? If second referendum campaigners can’t stand up for free movement, they should give up Theresa May stakes the UK’s future on a useless concession from the EU Joe Anderson: “The North-South divide is as alive as it’s ever been. Trust me” Some NHS trusts are spending as little as £238 on cyber security training NHS buying fridges for no-deal drug stockpiles Time travel on a winter’s woodland walk A life on the tracks The New Statesman’s A to Z of the political year What Europe can learn from Alexander Hamilton What we learned from Theresa May’s speech to the 1922 Committee The row over Jeremy Corbyn and no confidence motions is really about Brexit Theresa May’s decision to postpone the Brexit vote spares her, but prolongs the UK’s pain What other parties can learn from the SNP’s remarkable resilience Welfare revolt in Corbyn Country: Why Islington voted to scrap Universal Credit Labour should prepare to fight neoliberalism within the EU – Lexit is not an option What Pokémon remakes can teach games developers The life of England’s last great pub landlady The night that changed my life: Lavinia Greenlaw on Anni Albers at the Tate Colin the Caterpillar: A brief history How I was radicalised by Delia Smith into caring more about the planet Everyone is misunderstanding those Facebook emails 13 sizzling takes the US media really needs to stop writing The mood apps profiting from your mental illness Why do westerners in Africa or Asia think it’s okay to photograph other people’s children? It’s a delusion that everyone is equally responsible for climate change. Trump’s election stunt at the border cost US taxpayers $210m In Wisconsin and beyond, Republicans have become the party of “elections don’t count” After forty years of liberal democracy, Spain has not laid the ghosts its past to rest Ex-White House aide wonders why George HW Bush isn't at George HW Bush’s funeral With Michael Cohen’s guilty plea, the Mueller inquiry heats up Why are Russian forces attacking Ukrainian ships in the Sea of Azov?