Noel Gallagher says he didn’t participate in EU referendum because “who would be stupid enough to vote to leave?”
“We were all told we'd stay by a landslide so we just carried on working," he said.
Sensitive company data at risk from office errors
A poll of 2,000 working adults found three in 10 admit to being slack with personal or sensitive company information in the office.
What the papers say – November 10
The front pages are dominated by negative reaction to the possibility of Jeremy Corbyn leading the country.
Investigation reveals nine Russian business people donating to Conservative Party
The nine people are also thought to have been named in a secret intelligence report on the threats posed to UK democracy which was suppressed last week by Downing Street.
Labour gain ground on Conservatives – again
There are signs that a 2017-style squeeze is taking shape with some Labour voters coming home and a relative lack of Brexit news looks like it’s helping Labour Leavers return to the fold.
A Labour government would “dismantle the structural barriers” women face in the workplace
Ms Butler said that Labour’s proposed workplace reforms are ‘the common sense approach to the modern way of life’.
Johnson’s ‘do or dry’ pledge to give up alcohol until Brexit is delivered
Johnson was watched sipping whisky during a distillery visit in Scotland on Thursday, casting doubt on his commitment to the alcohol ban.
Corbyn critic Margaret Hodge says ‘government is more than any individual’
It comes after ex-Labour MP Ian Austin and John Woodcock advocated for the electorate to vote for Boris Johnson over Mr Corbyn on December 12.
Full breakdown of seats where Remain parties are standing aside
The places where the Lib Dems, Greens and Plaid Cymru hope to benefit from tactical voting.