Watch a special extended Channel 4 News tonight as Conservative MPs vote on whether they want Theresa May to continue as Prime Minister or not. Will she gain the 158 votes she needs to survive?
Kicked and jumped on in their sleep – the appalling experience of two men sleeping rough in Hull city centre. Humberside Police have released CCTV footage of the incident in the hope of identifying the three people responsible.
Last night saw President Macron speak publicly for the first time about the anti-government violence that have gripped the country for the last four weekends.
Theresa May’s attempt to save her Brexit Deal has taken her on a whistle stop tour of Europe. Tonight, she is in Brussels to see the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
Chelsea football club have suspended four people from attending their matches while they investigate alleged racist behaviour by some supporters towards Manchester City star Raheem Sterling during Saturday’s premier league match.
A man has been described as ”evil personified”, after being found guilty of murdering two young girls in a Brighton woodland in 1986.
Fifteen activists have been found guilty of a terror related charge after they chained themselves around a plane at Stansted Airport – in a bid to stop an immigration removals flight from taking off.
Caught between defeat and a hard place, Theresa May has called off the vote on her Brexit deal and will, despite EU refusals, bid to renegotiate the issue which is tearing her party apart – the Northern Ireland backstop.
As the UK’s departure date from the EU draws nearer, we look at whether a second referendum is possible – and if so, how it might look.
Gary Gibbon
Time and again the Prime Minister told MPs and the nation on her tour that she’d got the best deal available and that she was, as instructed, getting on with it. But it turns out the deal is improvable through additional talks and the government is not getting on with it at the pace announced.
The Brexit Secretary says Tuesday’s crunch vote on Theresa May’s EU withdrawal deal will go ahead despite MPs urging the Prime Minister to go back to Brussels to renegotiate. Parliament looks likely to reject the deal in a move that threatens to bring down Mrs May’s government.
A body believed to be that of British backpacker Grace Millane has been found near a beauty spot on the outskirts of Auckland. The 22-year-old was last seen eight days ago in a hotel in the city centre.
David David poured cold water on the suggestion that Britain could pursue a Norway-style deal and accept freedom of movement as part of membership of the single market and customs union. Ahead of a meeting with Tory activists in Birmingham, he also warned the Prime Minister that the question was not whether, but how her deal would be defeated in the Commons.
France has seen yet another day of anti-government violence and there have been more than 500 arrests. For a fourth weekend in a row, thousands of protesters descended on the capital. Ministers have now claimed that their movement has been taken over by violent infiltrators and today protesters were confronted by thousands of riot police.
Grace Millane, from Essex, was on a year-long trip and was last seen a week ago at an Auckland hotel. Her father travelled to New Zealand to help search for his 22-year-old daughter whose body has not yet been found.
President Trump has raged through a wild tweetstorm, named his new choices for Attorney General and UN Ambassador, and faced questions over his Chief of Staff John Kelly being poised to resign.
