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Politics Independent 16/02/2019 05:47:08 AM Majority of Brexit experts believe MPs will approve May's deal Corbyn suffers revolt as 41 Labour MPs back 'immediate' Brexit delay May suffers embarrassing defeat as Tories rebel over no-deal Brexit Jeremy Corbyn to visit Brussels for Brexit talks Live: May endures humiliating loss as Tory rebels reject motion Help for 'Tory Brexit' will keep Corbyn out of power, Lewis warns EU, US and China 'will get new medicines ahead of UK after Brexit' Tory minister accuses Brexiteers in his own party of 'treachery' Why has Sir Winston Churchill been called a 'villain'? Scottish government demands lost EU funding be ‘replaced in full’ Why is there no government in Northern Ireland? May says she has Churchill portrait amid McDonnell row Which Brexit amendments are MPs voting on? MPs vent fury at McDonnell for calling Chuchill a 'villain' UK a 'diminished country on the wane' after Brexit vote, says Dutch PM Defeating May in Commons would 'hit PM's chance to win concessions' Cameron told Saudis 'Obama is not serious in Syria' Winston Churchill was a 'villain', says John McDonnell Government must 'get its act together' to prevent Brexit panic-buying Labour blames Tory austerity for 120,000 excess deaths in broadcast Labour Brexit splits emerge after Corbyn and Starmer diverge May faces PMQs grilling over no-deal ferry contract Government admits it has ‘run out of time’ for no-deal Brexit supplies May under fire over 'due diligence' claim in ferry contract fiasco May faces defeat in Commons vote after refusing Brexiteer demands May dismisses her negotiator saying 'long delay' to Brexit planned MI6 chief to remain over post-Brexit security fears May admits she scrapes mould off jam and eats what's underneath May aide's comments about long Brexit delay trigger Tory outrage MPs launch bid to stop May running down the clock to no-deal Brexit May plans to lift 21-day delay to ram through Brexit deal by 29 March Labour demands May sack Grayling amid claims he misled parliament Corbyn accuses May of blackmailing MPs to support Brexit deal UK trying to convince EU that Brexit backstop is illegal EU unveils plan to keep Eurostar trains running after no-deal Brexit Grayling faces questions over ‘misleading’ ferry deal claims Guy Verhofstadt suggests Brexiteers could ‘end up on the guillotine’ Tory MP confronted in live interview over false Marshall Plan claim EU citizens’ children risk ‘losing right to stay in UK after Brexit’ Conservatives appoint 48-year-old MP as youth spokesman UK could be days from crashing out of EU before MPs vote on May's deal Labour MPs furious after just 12 members expelled over antisemitism Is Theresa May running down the clock until Brexit day? Video shows Jeremy Corbyn vowing to 'defeat' the EU Move your Brexit red lines, Labour and EU both tell Theresa May Food industry threatens to end cooperation over no-deal risk May distances herself from Williamson's 'hard power' comments EU negotiator dismisses chance of new Brexit referendum ‘Off the scale of incompetence’: Grayling rejects calls to resign Universal credit to blame for soaring food bank use, government admits

BBC Politics 16/02/2019 05:46:48 AM PM defeated over Brexit strategy 'Tory truce' breaks down Video Why has PM lost another vote? How did my MP vote? Why EU leaders are not ready to budge on Brexit Peer 'took advantage' of vulnerable women Video 1:20 Rees-Mogg comments on concentration camps Labour unity call amid split rumours McDonnell calls Churchill a 'villain' Prime Minister's Questions: The verdict Sturgeon steps up no-deal Brexit planning PM plays down Brexit 'deal or delay' report Theresa May 'scrapes the mould off jam' Ford warns of 'catastrophic' no-deal Brexit Border technology 'could take 10 years' No ministers could become NI 'new normal' Video 0:52 PM defeat over Brexit strategy announced Video 1:57 Barrage of criticism for Chris Grayling Video 0:19 Leadsom's Valentine's ode to Brexit deal Video 2:34 Leslie: 'Played like fools' by Labour leadership Video 3:42 Corbyn on Seaborne: What went wrong? Video 0:58 PM 'expects BBC to continue free licences' Dutch Brexit 'monster' is Twitter hit Mouldy jam: Should you eat what's beneath? The mystery that is Theresa May Brexit: Are we running out of time? How MPs aimed to alter Brexit process Brexit vote breaks down 'fragile Tory truce' Plotting and scheming afoot as PM's options narrow Week ahead in Parliament Party conferences 2018: At-a-glance Labour Party conference Video 0:52 PM defeat over Brexit strategy announced Video 1:57 Barrage of criticism for Chris Grayling Video 0:19 Leadsom's Valentine's ode to Brexit deal Video 2:34 Leslie: 'Played like fools' by Labour leadership Video 3:42 Corbyn on Seaborne: What went wrong? Video 0:58 PM 'expects BBC to continue free licences' Politics.co.uk 16/02/2019 08:47:15 PM Week in Review: If the govt really believes what it is saying, it has lost touch with reality May's latest Brexit defeat: The edifice of nonsense comes tumbling down These irresponsible Brexit games are dealing a body-blow to the Irish peace process This government has bungled every negotiation it faced and now it's even bungling its bribes Car crash: The Brexit clear-out of UK manufacturing has already begun Berger and Venezuela rows show something is fundamentally broken in the Labour party Hostile Environment: Hundreds of Commonwealth nationals evicted under anti-migrant 'right to rent' rule Week in Review: We are all talking about nothing as the clock ticks down to oblivion Overreaction to Tusk's comments shows how thin-skinned nationalists are Labour's new Brexit policy looks an awful lot like Norway Plus Warning lights flashing over EU settled status app Institute announces 2019-20 presidential team Still time to enter the 2019 Countryside Clay Shoot

The Spectator 16/02/2019 08:47:00 PM If children want to protest against climate change, why not do it at the weekend? MPs need to wake up and see reality: the choice is a customs union or no-deal Brexit The film makes you ashamed to call yourself a journalist Like getting Banksy to repaint the Sistine Chapel: Sky Atlantic’s Das Boot reviewed Did the BHA call it right on equine flu? Only the south offers beer lovers a decent pint If children want to protest against climate change, why not do it at the weekend? My diversity targets for the BBC The eerie beauty of London’s abandoned Tube stops The EU and UK are one sentence away from a Brexit deal. Why the games? MPs need to wake up and see reality: the choice is a customs union or no-deal Brexit If Corbyn’s not in the lead now, he never will be The day I had enough of experts Without forgiveness, we’re all doomed What would Keynes make of a looming no-deal Brexit? Why I could kiss Mark Zuckerberg ‘I don’t know how ever Jerry stands it’: diary of a world war one artillery man The Spectator Podcast: Corbyn’s crack-up, why not to wear a hijab, and royal victimhood Child climate change protestors aren’t truants, they’re traumatised Climate change school ‘strikers’ deserve to be punished Was Jacob Rees-Mogg telling the whole truth about HS2? Andrew Neil on Winston Churchill: when this country needed a hero, he was there MPs need to wake up and see reality: the choice is a customs union or no-deal Brexit Will ‘Isis bride’ Shamima Begum really end up in a British prison? John McDonnell’s mask is slipping Danny Dyer is not so much an actor as a fairground attraction: Pinter Seven reviewed I was forced to wear a hijab. It wasn’t liberating Jeff Bezos isn’t a resistance hero – he’s a ruthless monopolist How the cult of victimhood took hold of the royal family Europe’s culture clash: Macron vs Salvini is a battle over a continent’s soul Jess Phillips: The message I’ve been forced to send Luciana Berger too many times How fear and loathing of Nixon sent Hunter S. Thompson crazy The film makes you ashamed to call yourself a journalist: A Private War reviewed John Ruskin: the making of a modern prophet Meet India's first – and only – professional western orchestra The film makes you ashamed to call yourself a journalist: A Private War reviewed The brutish origins of British liberalism Like getting Banksy to repaint the Sistine Chapel: Sky Atlantic’s Das Boot reviewed The powerful magnetism of James Clerk Maxwell The unearthly powers of the North Pole Fun at the EU’s expense: The Capital, by Robert Menasse, reviewed Danny Dyer is not so much an actor as a fairground attraction: Pinter Seven reviewed Dau is not just a pretentious fraud – it's rather disgusting Firewood is more than a middle-class accessory Recipe: Marmalade Steam Pudding Winter notebook: sailing the English Channel Forget London Fashion Week, head to the galleries for inspiration The cautionary tale of Andrea Orcel Mark Carney is finally right about Brexit Best Buys: One year fixed-rate ISAs Welcome to the Year of the Pig 2395: Concise crossword Faithless husbands can be the best husbands ‘I don’t know how ever Jerry stands it’: diary of a world war one artillery man Why I could kiss Mark Zuckerberg Dear Mary: How can I get my annoying children to answer my texts? Only the south offers beer lovers a decent pint What the sports pages mean by ‘marquee’?

New Statesman 16/02/2019 08:46:59 PM Greta Thunberg: the teenage climate warrior leading a new global movement After a political crisis, Trump’s national emergency plan creates a constitutional one Who will be the next controller of BBC Radio 4? There’s no place for nationalistic superiority in wine. It leads to a monochromatic palate Iran: the revolution that shook the world The case of Shamima Begum shows there are no easy choices for the West as IS collapses The one fur cent: inside the lives of the world’s richest furries The UK is paralysed over Brexit because there are no good options The BBC should treat abortion as healthcare, not just a plot point for Call the Midwife The UK is paralysed over Brexit because there are no good options It’s no longer climate change we’re living through. It’s environmental breakdown Ryan Adams, misogyny and “sensitive” masculinity Bear markets: Lessons from history Northern Ireland must come first, no matter what else is in the Brexit deal The UK is paralysed over Brexit because there are no good options Rizla ads banned for calling smoking products “safe” Why tackling period poverty is an issue for everyone Are cryptocurrencies real money? The revolution that fuelled radical Islam The two faces of the gilets jaunes Leader: The burning world Iran: the revolution that shook the world The stains of Bloody Sunday The death of American optimism The UK is paralysed over Brexit because there are no good options Is the DUP heading for a split with Tory Brexiteers? Chris Grayling’s only victory, Corbyn’s hinterland and how to run a People’s Vote The changing face of Irish nationalism could change Westminster too “Let them eat spuds”: we should fear the Brexit Party – but not for the reasons you think “It’s easier to talk about gang rape than your body”: Roxane Gay on feminism and 2020 The finale of Catastrophe: a perfect, poetic farewell to Rob and Sharon Jo Swinson Q&A: “We seem to have lost the art of disagreeing well” Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal is radical but it needs to be credible too It’s no longer climate change we’re living through. It’s environmental breakdown We all know quality journalism needs saving – but who gets to decide what quality means? Either the BBC shuts down channels or it deprives lonely elderly people of company Meet the anti-doctor: Dr Adrian Massey on why doctors can’t treat 21st century sickness Why technology can’t solve the Irish border problem The two faces of the gilets jaunes Europe’s new Reformation Macron slides into authoritarian territory with new “anti-thug” law The US Democrats search for a saviour