What the papers say – November 16

Another busy day in British politics leads the majority of the papers on Friday.Prime Minister Theresa May suffered the worst day of her premiership

Man charged with murder after woman found dead in Enniskillen home

A man has been charged with murder following the death of a woman at her home in Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh, the PSNI said.The body of Pauline

Defiant May faces continued threats as Brexit row rumbles on

Theresa May has vowed to battle on to save her Brexit deal as she faced continued unrest within her Cabinet and party.The Prime Minister insisted

Europe ‘could be willing’ to renegotiate Brexit, Sturgeon says

European leaders could be willing to renegotiate a Brexit deal to keep the UK in the single market if Theresa May fails to get her draft agreement

Woman dies in farmhouse blaze

An investigation has been launched after a woman died in a fire.Emergency services were called to the farmhouse in the Anguston Road,

British Airways facing £10,000 lawsuit after passenger "injured" by fat man

A businessman is suing British Airways for £10,000 claiming that sitting next to a 23-stone passenger injured his back. Company director Stephen

Pound and UK companies battered by Brexit deal resignations

The pound plummeted on Thursday as a series of ministerial resignations dealt a blow to Theresa May’s Brexit deal.The currency was still

Pester power from children pushing parents into debt, says survey

A third of parents say caving into pester power from their child has caused them to go overdrawn or take on new credit, a survey has

Quorn makes preparations for hard Brexit as new factory opens

Quorn Foods is making Brexit contingency plans as it opens a new facility to keep up with rising demand for alternatives to meat.Chief executive

Run of higher sales continues at Asda ahead of Sainsbury’s merger

Sales at Asda increased in the three months to the end of September as more than 100,000 new customers shopped at the supermarket.Comparable sales

Patisserie Valerie brings in turnaround expert to replace CEO

The boss of beleaguered cake chain Patisserie Valerie has stepped down as the company installs a new CEO to lead its recovery.Paul May’s

Regulators ‘hold call with banks’ as pound and stocks tumble

Britain’s biggest banks have reportedly been summoned for a call with City regulators over market turbulence after Government Brexit

Lords decision to block accused peer’s suspension ‘a complete disgrace’

A woman who accused a senior peer of groping her and promising her a peerage in return for sex has branded the House of Lords’ decision to

I won’t be bounced into resigning by carpetbaggers: David Mundell

David Mundell has insisted he will not quit as Scottish Secretary over the Brexit deal, despite First Minister Nicola Sturgeon saying he could not

Timeline of Brexit chaos at heart of government

Prime Minister Theresa May stepped out of 10 Downing Street at about 7.15pm on Wednesday following a marathon five-hour Cabinet meeting and

MSPs to vote on Brexit deal before House of Commons

MSPs at Holyrood will get the chance to vote on Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal before MPs at the House of Commons.Scotland’s

Nicola Sturgeon condemns PM after Scotland ‘sidelined’ in Brexit deal

Nicola Sturgeon condemned Theresa May for “sidelining” Scotland in her proposed Brexit deal, as she claimed the

Call for permanent memorial to ‘forgotten’ British Indian Army soldiers

A permanent memorial should be erected to commemorate the “forgotten soldiers” from the British Indian Army, according to a

‘Sleeping’ supervolcano near Naples ‘could be building up to eruption’

A 'sleeping' supervolcano near the city of Naples in Italy is 'entering a new build-up phase' researchers have said

Temple visitor fights off snake to save puppy

This adorable puppy found itself in an unlikely scrape after trying to play with a snake which wrapped itself around its body. The two-month-old

Ancient skeleton of pregnant woman discovered in Egypt

Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities have announced that archaeologists found the skeleton of an ancient woman who appears to have died not long

Probe after woman falls to her death on cruise ship

The death of a woman who plunged from the upper deck of a cruise ship is reportedly being investigated as a potential murder case. A 52-year-old

Man banned from Disney World for waving 'Trump 2020' sign on Splash Mountain

A man has been banned from the "Happiest Place on Earth" for life after flying a pro-Trump banner. During a recent visit to Disney World

Hundreds of Central American migrants arrive at US border

ESCUINAPA, Mexico (AP) — Migrants in a caravan of Central Americans scrambled Wednesday to reach the U.S. border, arriving by the