Updated : 15/08/2018

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 15/08/2018 11:47:03 PM Police raids after Westminster 'attack' Video How the incident unfolded What we know so far Westminster crash in pictures Video Armed police swarm on car UK unemployment at lowest since 1975 No Corbyn apology after wreath criticism 'More powers' for social housing tenants Hunt promotes Brexit plan on Europe tour Minister defends weedkiller tweet Israeli PM attacks Corbyn in wreath row New fund unveiled to tackle rough sleeping Muslims warn PM of Johnson 'whitewash' Paisley apologises at supporters' meeting Abortion buffers announcement 'next month' Loans for farmers hit by adverse weather Video 1:04 Armed police swoop on crash site Video 2:03 Corbyn reacts to 'terror memorial' claims Video 1:06 Boris Johnson burka row explained Video 0:58 Super Stormont deadlock Video 0:33 'Take the whip' from Boris Johnson Video 0:59 Iran sanctions: 'US not got this right' Reality Check: What does a 'WTO Brexit' mean? Anti-Semitism claims What now for the government? Brexit: What we know about May's compromise trade plan Can Theresa May's Travolta/Micawber strategy last? Party conferences 2017 Election 2017: At-a-glance Video 1:04 Armed police swoop on crash site Video 2:03 Corbyn reacts to 'terror memorial' claims Video 1:06 Boris Johnson burka row explained Video 0:58 Super Stormont deadlock Video 0:33 'Take the whip' from Boris Johnson Video 0:59 Iran sanctions: 'US not got this right' Politics.co.uk 15/08/2018 11:46:23 PM 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 15/08/2018 11:47:10 PM .st0{fill:#D2091E;} COFFEE HOUSE SHOTS PODCAST THE SPECTATOR PODCAST How Corbyn’s opponents made it easier for him to dodge scrutiny Falling unemployment marks another black day for Project Fear Watch: Jeremy Corbyn turns nasty over wreath-gate For any politician spoiling for a fight over Ireland's border, Under the Tree is required viewing On a beach with no phone signal, I rediscovered the wonder of boredom London’s best afternoon teas Marie-Claire Chappet The myth of Jeremy Corbyn, a kind and gentle man Boris Johnson is a victim of the modern inquisition Why are modern men obsessed with self-improvement? Why Boris is wrong about burkas What happened to Je Suis Charlie, Prime Minister? Watch: Jeremy Corbyn’s terror tribute confusion The myth of Jeremy Corbyn, a kind and gentle man Wreath-gate: Corbyn’s version of events – a timeline It’s time to accept that companies such as Amazon are beyond shame Thanks, Ryanair, for wrecking our holiday Why do we support the Iran regime? How to survive a French heatwave Why are modern men obsessed with self-improvement? The selective breeding of pets: how far should we go? Baseball is perfect. Don’t make it all about race. Make Rosé Pink Again! The Spectator's Notes Britain should spend more on diplomacy in Africa and less on aid Why British weather is like a bad boyfriend Amateur porn is not empowering What do women really want? A man with a beautiful house How Corbyn’s opponents made it easier for him to dodge scrutiny Listen: Chris Williamson on ‘alleged’ Munich terrorist Watch: Jeremy Corbyn turns nasty over wreath-gate Falling unemployment marks another black day for Project Fear Owen Jones’s masterclass in ‘whataboutery’ Wanted: Director of Digital for The Spectator Police treating Westminster car crash as terrorist incident The myth of Jeremy Corbyn, a kind and gentle man The artist who breathes Technicolour life into historic photographs ‘I am not a number’: the callous treatment of orphans Comedy is entirely unsuited to the ‘Edinburgh hour’ Queen Mary: stiff and cold, but no kleptomaniac Did Ed Balls mean to make a documentary on the joys of Trump’s America? Currentzis's Beethoven asked us to listen with our bodies rather than our minds Why has V.S. Naipaul rejected the Trinidad of his birth? Patrick Skene Catling Global Britain was built as a narco-empire The two works of fiction I re-read annually If we offer Ian McKellan a peerage, will he promise not to inflict his King Lear on us again? How Berlin keeps the spirit of the Roaring Twenties alive London’s best afternoon teas Marie-Claire Chappet 13 August 2018 Recipe: Courgette cake What the range of entries for the Economic Disruptor of the Year Award tells us about British entrepreneurial talent The UK economy is now growing faster than the Eurozone. Isn’t this good news? What does the future look like for Apple? Valuations of tech stocks have become insanely high Blood test can predict kidney cancer ‘five years before diagnosis’ Spectator Health reporter 13 August 2018 Heart rate – how fast is too fast? Spectator Health reporter 10 August 2018 Compound in giant radish prevents heart disease Spectator Health reporter 9 August 2018 Cherries improve gut health Spectator Health reporter 7 August 2018 Amazon and Facebook: the twin evils of our age How to survive a French heatwave Welcome to customer services, Guantanamo Bay-style How should you deal with a competitive best friend? Temper, a new pizza restaurant in Covent Garden, land of the itinerant rich ‘Crest’ and the absurd language of heraldry 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 15/08/2018 11:47:10 PM Has a little girl from Northamptonshire just ended local government cuts? Why you should probably ignore that interesting new poll suggesting a Tory lead The problem with Disney casting a straight actor to play its first gay character What the Turkish lira crisis means for President Erdogan’s hold on power How the Islamic State caliphate was lost Why a fight with Benjamin Netanyahu is good news for Jeremy Corbyn How architecture-themed Twitter accounts became a magnet for white nationalism While left and right indulge in whataboutery, Muslims and Jews are united against bigotry Jeremy Corbyn’s Black September remarks will enrage his critics – but relieve his allies Skwawkbox, Jeremy Corbyn’s wreath, and the mystery of vanishing online stories How the BBC’s balance issue is alienating its supporters – just when it needs them most Skwawkbox, Jeremy Corbyn’s wreath, and the mystery of vanishing online stories Jeremy Corbyn’s Black September remarks will enrage his critics – but relieve his allies Why a fight with Benjamin Netanyahu is good news for Jeremy Corbyn The future of mental health provision Why you should probably ignore that interesting new poll suggesting a Tory lead Why a fight with Benjamin Netanyahu is good news for Jeremy Corbyn Did Brexit kill Mark Fisher’s theory of capitalist realism? Department for Education and Ofsted clash over exam results Edinburgh’s city deal bets £791m on technology How “transport poverty” is keeping people out of work The rise and fall of Islamic State How the Islamic State caliphate was lost The Nepalese girls who lost their childhoods Why there’s no such thing as a civilisation Master of his universe: the warnings in JRR Tolkien’s novels The cost of Britain’s “bargain basement” model Jeremy Corbyn’s Black September remarks will enrage his critics – but relieve his allies Did Brexit kill Mark Fisher’s theory of capitalist realism? Standing up for Scotland’s microbusinesses Brexit is dividing the Tories over Europe – and everything else The Tories’ rough sleeping strategy is too little, too late Will the trade unions defeat Jeremy Corbyn on anti-Semitism? Christopher Andrew’s history of spying shows how undercover ops have changed history Alan Garner Q&A: “As we ran, Alan Turing asked me whether AI was possible” The Globe’s Othello and the National’s Home, I’m Darling suffer opposing problems Travels in Trumpland with Ed Balls is enjoyable, if undeniably cheesy, stunt journalism Why a select group of men think Yorkshire is the sexiest accent in the world The economic conservatism of Queer Eye The BBC isn’t wedded to balance – it’s dedicated to serving its audience How the BBC’s balance issue is alienating its supporters – just when it needs them most Don’t waste valuable water on your lawn – you’ll only regret it when your vegetables bolt Shout it from the rooftops: Alex Jones’s YouTube ban is NOT a First Amendment issue What if the same force that created civilisation is the thing most likely to destroy it? Does the NHS have a summer crisis? The Nepalese girls who lost their childhoods Trump’s Iran sanctions are a dangerous gamble South Africa is the only country with a chance of stopping the bloodshed in Zimbabwe How Michael Cohen’s intervention could mark the beginning of the end for Donald Trump The Daily Mail welcomes Syrian refugees – but only if they’re Christian Churches have become havens from Trump’s migrant crackdown