Chuka Umunna confirms Corbyn Brexit talks walk-out

Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn pulled out of talks with other opposition party leaders and the Prime Minister after members of the breakaway Independent Group turned up to the meeting. Chuka Umunna, the Independent Group spokesman, said it was "extraordinary behaviour when we’re in a national crisis" by the Labour leader.

Mark Strong: ‘It's about the balance between good and evil'

English actor Mark Strong talks ‘Shazam!', putting kids in the centre of a superhero movie, and what superpower he would like to have.

Prince Charles meets Lionel Richie and Tom Jones in Barbados

Singers Lionel Richie and Sir Tom Jones were amongst the guests at The Prince's Trust International Reception which took place in Barbados during Prince Charles’ royal tour of the Caribbean with his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.

Zachary Levi: ‘We all believed we could be superheros'

American actor Zachary Levi discusses his new role in the upcoming superhero film ‘Shazam!’ and which villain he would like to play

Former minister says he is ‘ashamed’ to be in the Tory Party

Former Attorney General Dominic Grieve has said he had never felt more “ashamed” to be a member of the Conservative Party and accused Theresa May of "zig-zagging all over the place, rather than acting in the national interest" over Brexit.

Tory MP says PM’s Brexit extension would be a betrayal

Tory Brexiteer Peter Bone has warned Theresa May she would be "betraying" the public if she continued to seek to delay Brexit. The Prime Minister had told MPs that she had requested a three-month extension to the Article 50 process, postponing the UK's departure from the European Union from March 29 to June 30.

Penny Mordaunt: Do not underestimate May’s ‘determination’

International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt has insisted that Theresa May is “determined” to deliver Brexit and it is up to parliament to decide whether the UK leaves the EU with a deal or not. Earlier the Prime Minister told MPs that she had requested a three-month extension to the Article 50 process, postponing the UK's departure from the European Union from March 29 to June 30.

The Duke of Sussex jokes with pupils during school visit

Prince Harry joked with pupils and met the school dog as he helped plant trees to highlight the importance of the environment. The Duke of Sussex chatted to staff, children and visitors at St Vincent's Catholic Primary School in Acton, west London. The children later gave Harry gifts including an eco-friendly yellow raincoat and wellington boots for the new royal baby, as he left, Harry made light of the roars from the engines his motorbike outriders, asking a boy if he wanted to "jump on one".

Theresa May confirms request for Brexit extension until June

Theresa May has told MPs that she has requested a three-month delay to Brexit, postponing the UK's departure from the European Union from March 29 to June 30. The Prime Minister confirmed she sent a letter to European Council president Donald Tusk which stated she did not believe it was in either the UK's or the EU's interests for Britain to take part in European Parliament elections in May.

EuroMillions winner to spend money on his family

A factory worker from Hereford has won 71 million pounds in the EuroMillions jackpot - the UK's 15th biggest ever win. 58-year-old Ade Goodchild said he plans to spend the money on his family.

Theresa May departs 10 Downing Street for PMQs

Theresa May has departed 10 Downing Street before attending Prime Minister’s Question Time in the House of Commons. The Prime Minister is seeking a short Brexit delay amid suggestions of a Tory backlash if the Government requested a longer extension of EU membership.

Minister insists May's Brexit deal is 'a good package'

Damian Hinds has appealed to MPs to "honour" the EU referendum and vote for the Prime Minister's Brexit deal. The Education Secretary insisted that Theresa May's deal with the EU is "a good package" and "a good balanced deal" where the UK gets back control of policies but maintains a close trading relationship.

Stephen Kinnock presents his Common Market 2.0 plan

Stephen Kinnock has presented a Norway-plus plan for a soft Brexit he has called Common Market 2.0. In a speech at Chatham House the Labour MP said he agreed with Leave campaigners Nigel Farage, Dan Hannan and Owen Paterson, who had previously endorsed a Norway-style relationship with the EU.

Black Mirror: "Creators say people are traumatised!"

Annabel Jones and Charlie Brooker, the creators of Black Mirror say people are "traumatised" by their show at The Royal Television Society Awards!

Yellow vest protesters storm Attorney General's office

Pro-Brexit yellow vest protesters stormed Attorney General Geoffrey Cox's office in central London on Tuesday. Outside the building, demonstrators made their feelings on the current Brexit deadlock known with loudspeakers and chants.

'Order, order!': The very best of John Bercow

Speaker John Bercow has built himself a reputation internationally thanks to his thunderous pronouncements in the Commons. Here are his best moments

Duchess of Cambridge becomes Patron of Foundling Museum

The Duchess of Cambridge has become Patron of the Foundling Museum. Kate visited the museum in Bloomsbury, central London on Tuesday learn how the organisation works with art and artists to transform the lives of vulnerable and marginalised young people. The Duchess said the Foundling Museum's work "connects and celebrates two subjects that are deeply important to me: children and art". Author and broadcaster Lemn Sissay wrote and recited a poem to commemorate Kate's patronage of the museum.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex pay respects at New Zealand House

Prince Harry and Meghan made an unannounced visit to the New Zealand High Commission in central London on Tuesday to pay their respects to the victims of the attack on two mosques in Christchurch. The Duke and Duchess were received at New Zealand House by the country's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Sir Jerry Mateparae. Prince Harry and Meghan signed the book of condolence on behalf of the Royal Family.

Queen and Duchess of Cambridge visit King's College

The Queen and Duchess of Cambridge visited King's College London on Tuesday to officially open the new Bush House. The new facility will help continue the college's major role in scientific research and development. Her Majesty, who is Patron of King's College London, and Kate viewed a robotics demonstration and met students from the Entrepreneurship Institute. Bush House also provides spectacular panoramic views of central London.

Speaker John Bercow offers to buy coffee for TV news crew

The Speaker of the House of Commons was doorstepped by news reporters on his way to Parliament on Tuesday morning. John Bercow declined to answer questions on his decision to rule out any further Meaningful Votes on the EU Withdrawal Agreement, unless it differs significantly from legislation previously brought before the House. Mr Bercow did, however, offer to buy coffee for the TV news team and complimented one of the crew on their hat.

Brexit secretary: Long extension needs 'clarity of purpose'

Stephen Barclay has reiterated his support for the Prime Minister's Brexit deal and a short technical extension. The Brexit Secretary said he would not resign if Theresa May sought a long extension to Article 50 but added that having a long extension "without a clarity of purpose is clearly not the way forward".

Brexit secretary: Speaker’s ruling ‘requires consideration’

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay told reporters that John Bercow’s ruling on the government’s Brexit deal required “detailed consideration” as he departed Downing Street after meeting the Prime Minister. Earlier, in a surprise move, the House of Commons Speaker announced he would not allow another meaningful vote on Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement unless she made substantial changes.

Love Island's Mike Thalassitis dies aged 26

Tributes pour in as Mike Thalassitis, who appeared in the third series of ITV's Love Island, dies at the age of 26.

Javid speech at Central London Mosque solidarity event

Home Secretary Sajid Javid was joined by Communities Secretary James Brokenshire, London Mayor Sadiq Khan, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis at an event in solidarity with the victims of the New Zealand attack. Mr Javid said the gathering was a demonstration of a shared pain and "to show that no faith, no race, no community, will ever be alone".

Graham Brady says Bercow’s Brexit ruling is ‘unsurprising’

Senior Conservative MP Sir Graham Brady has told reporters that John Bercow’s ruling that the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal cannot be voted on unless it is changed was “unsurprising”. The chairman of the influential 1922 Committee said it was “essential” that parliament had another opportunity to vote on the deal and added he believed Theresa May’s deal was “gathering support” with MPs.

Former minister welcomes Speaker’s ruling on May Brexit deal

Former cabinet minister and Leave supporter Owen Paterson has said he expects the UK to leave the European Union on the 29th of March after Speaker John Bercow ruled out another vote on Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal agreement unless the deal has been substantially changed.

Speaker rules out third vote on May’s same Brexit deal

House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has ruled out another vote on Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal agreement unless the deal has been substantially changed.

One person has died after a shooting on a tram in Utrecht

At least one person has been killed and multiple people have been injured after a shooting on a tram in the Dutch city of Utrecht.

Priti Patel says she will not be backing May’s Brexit deal

Former cabinet minister Priti Patel has said she will not be voting for Theresa May’s Brexit deal if it returns to parliament for a third time. The Conservative MP and prominent Leave supporter said she would only consider backing the deal if there were changes to the withdrawal agreement.

Rees-Mogg says he is thinking of backing May’s Brexit deal

Chairman of the European Research Group, Jacob Rees-Mogg has admitted that he is considering voting for Theresa May’s Brexit deal if the DUP come on board with it. The Conservative MP said the Prime Minister’s deal was “bad” adding he wanted to leave on the 29th March “without a deal” but extending Article 50 “indefinitely” would be worse.

Bikers pay tribute to Christchurch victims with Haka

Members of the Mangu Kaha Aotearoa biker gang payed tribute to the victims of the Christchurch mosque terror attack with an emotional Haka.

Prince William and Kate drink Guinness with Irish Guard for St Patrick’s day

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent time with the Irish Guard 1st battalion for St. Patrick's Day, as per tradition. Guinness in hand, the pair chatted with soldiers in their mess hall.

Violence erupts in Paris as ‘yellow vests’ clash with police

Luxury shops along the Champs-Elysees were ransacked as fresh yellow vest protesters clashed with police in Paris.

Enormous 60 metre bonfire collapses

Organisers in the Austrian town of Lustenau claim to have built a world record breaking bonfire. The huge pyre collapsed in less than 30 minutes.

London pays tribute to victims of New Zealand terror attacks

For the UN Anti-Racism Day against racism, Islamophobia, antisemitism and fascism, Stand Up To Racism group stopped at the New Zealand High Commission to send thoughts to those affected by the mosque shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Prince William's near miss as beer cask explodes

Prince William has a near miss when a beer cask explodes as he officially opens the Brains Brewery in Wales.

Chaotic scenes as Nigel Farage's Brexit march begins

There were chaotic scenes as a march led by Nigel Farage left Sunderland to protest against attempts to betray the will of the people over Brexit.

McDonnell calls for Grayling to be sacked

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell says Transport Secretary Chris Grayling should be sacked over the Brexit ferry contracts fiasco.

New Zealand mosque attack suspect appears in court

The main suspect in the killings of 49 people in shootings at two mosques in New Zealand on Friday has appeared in court on a single murder charge.