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Sir Keir made the comments ahead of crunch talks between Cabinet ministers and senior Labour figures on Monday, although speculation was growing over whether the negotiations will succeed.
Speaking to The Guardian, the leading Labour negotiator said his colleagues and the party leadership would.... |
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13 May 2019 (MIA) MACEDONIA. 1901 – Macedonian playwright Vojdan Cernodrinski launches the first Macedonian travelling theatre “Skrb i Uteha”. 1961 – The first TV show called “Balkans concert”, performed by the Ballet pioneers at the Macedonian National Theatre, Elpida Pakoska and Jovan Pasti, was broadcast via the TV Belgrade – Studio Skopje. |
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Louisville: A historic commission says a Confederate statue can be removed from a prominent location . The Louisville Metro Landmarks Commission voted 5-3 on Thursday to allow removal of John B. Castleman’s monument from a neighborhood traffic circle. Hours later, the statue was vandalized with.... |
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Atlanta: Executives from three production companies say they won’t film in the state because of its “heartbeat” abortion ban. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports they include David Simon of Blown Deadline, Christine Vachon of Killer Films and Mark Duplass of Duplass Brothers Productions. |
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An inquest into the death of equestrian Olivia Inglis has heard her mother was concerned about the race track which killed Olivia and another rider just seven weeks earlier.
The inquest into the death of a young equestrian competitor has heard her mother had raised concerns about the jump beforehand. |
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We shine the spotlight on what made the news - this very week - over the years. Whether it's popular or poignant, gritty or glamorous: these images offer a unique snapshot in time. So rewind the clock to when Harry and Meghan tied the knot, the Pope was shot and riots broke out between the Mods and Rockers. |
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And her husband Philip May is said to be seeking a “dignified exit” for his wife, having been her “rock”, encouraging her to hold out against calls for her to go for many months. Cabinet Ministers who want her to move to Plan B are understood to include DWP Secretary Amber Rudd, Justice Secretary David Gauke and Business Secretary Greg Clarke. |
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Pope Francis' almoner, a church leader who personally distributes charity in the name of the Vatican, took action to restore electricity to about 450 people in Rome. Cardinal Konrad Krajewski broke into an abandoned government building where 450 homeless people are living. |
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A group of gunmen broke into a Catholic church in Burkina Faso on Sunday morning during Mass and began shooting at the congregation, Radio France Internationale (RFI) reported. At least six people were killed, and a priest was among those who died. The church is located in the village of Dablo, located 90km from Kaya. |
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The Prime Minister has been urged to ditch Brexit talks with Labour and move to indicative votes by Cabinet Ministers. Chancellor Philip Hammond is said to be among those who have lost faith with the plan to strike a cross-party deal, which the Times reports he believes is a “false premise”. |
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