Donald Trump’s impeachment legal team includes lawyer for Epstein, Weinstein and OJ Simpson
The trial marks just the third time the Senate has weighed whether an American president should be removed from office.
Celebrities and ministers rally against trophy hunting in call for imports ban
Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the Prime Minister’s father and the Environment Minister joined in speaking out against the ‘immoral’ practice.
MPs vote to leave protections for lone child refugees out of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal
Lord Dubs' amendment looked to guarantee family reunion rights for child refugees after Brexit.
Beer of the Week: St Austell / New Riga’s Black Square Russian Imperial Stout 2019
The latest release was brewed in December 2018 and spent a year ageing in bourbon casks.
South Korea’s transgender soldier urges military to let her continue service
Byun Hui-su has been discharged for undergoing gender reassignment surgery.
Corbyn accuses Johnson of dodging questions over Universal Credit
The Labour leader hit out during Prime Minister’s Questions.
Monty Python star Terry Jones dies aged 77
The actor, director and comedian had a rare form of dementia.
JLR ‘cutting hundreds of jobs’ at UK car plant
Unite said it understands the redundancies at Halewood, Merseyside, are a result of ongoing economic uncertainty.
UK facing constitutional crisis over Brexit Bill power grab, Boris Johnson warned
Ian Blackford accused the UK Government of using the legislation for a power grab, criticising the “gross disrespect from Boris Johnson and his Brexit fanboys that are in Number 10 Downing Street”.