Arlene Foster: 'DUP can't support Brexit deal that breaks up

Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party Arlene Foster says "it doesn't appear" the party would be able to support Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal, although adds she looks forward to meeting Ms May, viwto discuss the deal further.

Tony Blair: PM's Brexit deal is a 'capitulation'

Former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair says Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal is a "capitulation" to the European Union. He backed calls for a second referendum to "give each side a chance to remake their case".

Prince Charles gives rare speech at 70th birthday event

Prince Charles gave a rare speech at his birthday event at Spencer House, where he and his wife Camilla met with 70 people aged 70.

Vince Cable: Lib Dems will vote down PM's Brexit proposals

Liberal Democrats leader Vince Cable MP says his party will vote down Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposals. He adds the deal leaves Britain in a worse position with less control over decisions than it was before.

Prince Charles and Camilla arrive for birthday event

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla arrive for a birthday event at Spencer House, where they are meeting 70 people aged 70, who have been nominated by readers of the Sun newspaper and age-related charities for their work in the local community.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge cook at Centrepoint

Prince William and the Kate Duchess of Cambridge spent the afternoon at Barnsley's local Centrepoint hostel. At the hostel Their Royal Highnesses met with young people who are supported by the charity and visit their new Learning Hub.

Prince William and Kate open McLaren centre

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have officially opened the new McLaren Automotive Composites Technology Centre on Rotherham. The Royal couple are in South Yorkshire for a number of engagements.

J.K Rowling struggled to keep Fantastic Beasts secrets

Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling excited about the release of "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald".

Theresa May defends Brexit plans: 'We will protect the intre

Prime Minister Theresa May has defended her Brexit deal, insisting her proposal "protects the integrity of the United Kingdom". She reiterates it will take back control of the country's money and borders, ensures it leaves the Common Fisheries and Agriculture policies, as well as the Customs Union.

Jeremy Corbyn: 'PM's Brexit plans are a failure'

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal is a "failure in its own terms" and does not deliver for the whole country. In response, Ms May says the Labour Party has one intention; to "frustrate Brexit and betray the vote of the British people".

Corbyn slams Raab: 'Could the PM have a quiet word?'

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn slams Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab over recent comments he "hadn’t quite understood the full extent" of the UK's Dover - Calais crossing. Mr Corbyn asked Prime Minister Theresa May if she'd "have a quiet word" with the minister at the Cabinet meeting in the afternoon.

Claudia Kim would be a follower of Grindelwald

Claudia Kim revealed that she would be a follower of Gellert Grindlewald, played by Johnny Depp, at the premiere of the new Fantastic Beasts movie.

Prince Charles' 70th birthday marked with royal gun salute

The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery fires a 41-gun Royal Salute to celebrate Prince Charles' 70th birthday.

James Brokenshire: 'We should get behind PM on Brexit'

Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government James Brokenshire MP says he looks forward to a "positive and constructive" discussion about Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposals. He adds the Cabinet should "get behind" Ms May on delivering her proposals.

Dan Fogler cries with laughter at Fantastic Beasts premiere

Dan Fogler who plays Jacob Kowalski in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald cried with laughter on the red carpet.

Prime Minister Theresa May heads to Parliament for PMQs

Prime Minister Theresa May departs 10 Downing Street for Parliament for Prime Minister's Questions, before hosting a crunch Cabinet meeting on her Brexit draft.

'Labour will not accept a no deal or a bad deal'

Shadow Secretary for Business Rebecca Long-Bailey says the Labour Party will vote against Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal if it doesn't offer a permanent customs deal. She adds based on the "shambolic" handling of negotiations thus far, she is doubtful to see such a deal.

Esther McVey: 'I'm going to read Brexit papers'

Secretary for Work and Pensions Esther McVey MP says she was yet to read over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plans.

Andrea Leadsom: 'Optimistic we'll have good Brexit'

Leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom says willl look at the details of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plans today, although is "extremely optimistic" the UK will leave the EU with a "good deal".

Dominic Raab: 'Confident we'll make Brexit progress'

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab says he's "confident" the government will make progress on the Brexit deal by Thursday.

Fantastic Beasts stars can't believe their luck at premiere!

The Hollywood a-listers were out in force on the blue carpet at the UK premiere of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald in London!

Fantastic Beasts: Jude Law worried about Potter snipers!

Jude Law makes his debut in the Harry Potter world has a young Dumbledore in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindel and never expected that he would!

Fantastic Beasts: Eddie Redmayne talked to sheep for role!

Eddie Redmayne is back once again as Newt in J.K Rowling's latest movie adventure, Fantastic Beasts and he practiced his lines on sheep!

BROS: Matt & Luke Goss talk arguing and leaving the UK

As Bros brothers Matt & Luke Goss release their documentary film, After The Screaming Stops, we chat to them about their fashion and fallouts.

The X Factor: Misunderstood love Louis Tomlinson's hustle

The X Factor duo Misunderstood speak about their future and how they love Louis Tomlinson's hustle and dedication to the show and the boys.

Prince Charles celebrates 70th birthday at comedy event

Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall attended the We Are Most Amused and Amazed event at the London Palladium as part of a series of events marking the Prince of Wales' 70th birthday. The concert was held in aid of the Prince's Trust.

Trump 'trolls' France with tweets about Macron and WW2

Days after attending an Armistice ceremony in Paris, US president Donald Trump has sent some very awkward tweets about France and Emmanuel Macron.

Could this be the most instagrammable grocer in the UK?

A new Italian grocer brings social media and food lovers together again. La Famiglia Rana Grocer encourages instagrammers to snap their experience

Wayne Rooney ahead of his farewell England appearance

Wayne Rooney gave a press conference on Tuesday afternoon ahead of his farewell appearance in an England shirt in a friendly against the USA at Wembley on Thursday evening. The D.C. United forward is England's record goalscorer and is expected to make his 120th and final appearance for his country from the bench.

People dress up as a bus to cross vehicle-only bridge

A group of people dressed up as a bus in an attempt to cross a vehicle only bridge. The traffic stopping stunt happened in Vladivostok, Russia.

Dover MP calls for more coastal patrol craft

Dover MP Charlie Elphicke has called for greater investment in coastal patrol craft to keep UK borders "safe and secure." Seventeen suspected migrants on a fishing boat were stopped in the Port of Dover in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Mr Elphicke highlighted the findings of a "damning report" issued yesterday which said there are two border cutters for the whole of the British coastline, compared with 600 in Italy and 300 in Greece.

Reynolds: MPs have right to see legal advice on Brexit deal

Labour MP Emma Reynolds says that MPs have the right to see the full legal advice that the government has" on the EU withdrawal deal.

Grieve: Remaining in EU would better protect UK interests

Conservative MP Dominic Grieve QC says that remaining in the EU represents, for him, "by far the better way of protecting our national interests and providing a decent quality of life for UK citizens." The Member for Beaconsfield said that most MPs believe that leaving the EU without a deal would be "incredibly damaging." The former Attorney General's comments come as MPs apply pressure on Prime Minister Theresa May to give the British public a vote on the final Brexit deal.

400 chefs make a record breaking 11,287 pizzas in 12 hours

400 chefs in Buenos Aires joined forces to beat the world record number of pizzas made in 12 hours. The Argentinean team made produced 11,287 pizzas.

Umunna: EU leaders will give us time for a People's Vote

Chuka Umunna MP says the heads of government on the European Council would grant the UK an extension to the Article 50 process in order for the country to have a People's Vote on the final deal drawn up between the Prime Minister and the EU. The Labour MP for Streatham said he had spoken to a few leaders who were "absolutely clear" that they would grant more time to Britain to follow their democratic processes.

Brokenshire: 'We should remain positive' on getting a deal

Communities Secretary James Brokenshire says that the UK "should remain positive on getting a good deal for our country" ahead of Tuesday morning's weekly Cabinet meeting.

Brexit Secretary 'confident we'll make progress'

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab said he is "confident" of making progress on a withdrawal deal between the UK and the EU ahead of Tuesday morning's Cabinet meeting in Downing Street.

Leadsom confident of good Brexit deal

Leader of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom MP says she is confident of a good Brexit deal.

May: UK prosperity 'depends' on international partnerships

Theresa May MP delivered a speech at the London Lord Mayor's Banquet in Guildhall on Monday evening. Speaking the day after the centenary Armistice commemorations the Prime Minister highlighted the progress the UK had made over the last 100 years, "working together with our partners across the international community." Mrs May spoke of the impact of international unity and a collective response to common threats, particularly in response to Russia following the nerve agent attack in Salisbury. The Prime Minister said: "The United Kingdom has always understood that our prosperity depends on the global rules we uphold and the partnerships we build."

Theresa May arrives at Lord Mayor's Banquet

Prime Minister Theresa May arrives at Lord Mayor's Banquet ahead of her speech where she's expected to praise the international support given to the UK following the Salisbury nerve agent attack.

The X Factor: Gio - "It was obvious I was going!"

Gio Spano was booted off the show as he said it wouldn't have been fair if Robbie Williams had lost two acts in one week whilst he was away!

LITTLE MIX: Going solo and being memes

Little Mix chat to Melissa about whether they want to do solo projects and being used as memes.

Protesters glue themselves to government building

Activists glued themselves to the entrances of the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on Monday to protest against fracking.

Brown: No second vote would be a ‘travesty of democracy’

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has said it would be a ‘travesty of democracy’ if there isn’t a second referendum vote. The comments were made during a speech at the Institute for Government.

Ballymurphy: 'It's all about truth'

New inquests open into the deaths by shooting of 10 people in Ballymurphy, Belfast on 9, 10 and 11 Aug 1971 during a security forces called Operation Demetrius. What is now known as the Ballymurphy Massacre occurred when British soldiers moved into the Republican areas in West Belfast to arrest IRA members although alternative allegations have been made that an Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) sniper shot some of the 10.

Greening: ‘Parliament is gridlocked’ over Brexit

Former Education secretary, Justine Greening, says the public needs to have a vote on the final Brexit deal as ‘parliament is in gridlock’ over what deal to take.

Mordaunt: We need to work together as a Cabinet for Brexit

International Development Secretary, Penny Mordaunt, has said Cabinet need to work together with the Prime Minister to get a good deal on Brexit.

Candlelit vigil for democracy in Sri Lanka

President Maithripala Sirisena has ousted Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in favour of Mahinda Rajapaksa and called for fresh elections.

Gove: The PM is trying to get the very best deal for Britain

Environment Secretary Michael Gove has said that Prime Minister Theresa May is working to get the very best Brexit deal for Britain. The comments come before Michel Barnier is due to update EU ministers on negotiations.

Dominic Raab 'confident' on Brexit deal

Dominic Raab today told reporters he was "confident" that the government would get a Brexit deal in the coming weeks. Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson claimed Mrs May is on the brink of "total surrender" to the EU over Brexit as he urged the Cabinet to mutiny against the Prime Minister's withdrawal agenda.

Royal family attend remembrance service at Westminster Abbey

The Royal family including the Queen and Prince Charles attended a remembrance service at Westminster Abbey to mark 100 years since the end of WWI.

Stunning footage shows lightweight rocket blast off

US company Rocket Lab hope to use 3D printed technology to make lightweight rockets to carry satellites.

Andrea Leadsom asked about Brexit negotiations

Andrea Leadsom has said the government are still working to get a good deal for Britain and are "hoping" it goes through parliament.

Macron denounces nationalism at Armistice centenary

French President Emmanuel Macron called nationalism a "betrayal of patriotism" in his speech before world leaders at the Armistice ceremony in Paris

Armistice Day: The Queen watches commemorations from balcony

Britain fell silent at 11am on Sunday to mark 100 years since the end of World War One.The Queen watched the Whitehall service from the balcony of the nearby Foreign and Commonwealth Office.The Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge joined the Queen on the balcony.

Britain falls silent to mark 100 years since end of war

The Prince of Wales lead the tributes at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, laying a wreath on behalf of his mother for the second year in a row.

Emily Thornberry insists Labour still back a people's vote

Emily Thornberry has sought to calm Labour anger by saying the party could still back a Final Say Brexit referendum – just a day after Jeremy Corbyn said there won't be another vote. The shadow foreign secretary said “all options remain on the table” if Labour fails to force a general election by voting against the deal Theresa May still hopes to strike within the next few days.

War dead remembered at Cenotaph centenary ceremony

The Prince of Wales lead the tributes at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, laying a wreath on behalf of his mother for the second year in a row, while an equerry laid a wreath on behalf of the Duke of Edinburgh.

Gavin Williamson on marking 100 years since end of WW1

Ten thousand people will take part in a procession past the Cenotaph as Britain and Europe mark 100 years since the end of World War One. Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has said today is an "important day as the nation comes together to remember the enormous sacrifice that was made by so many over a 100 years ago."

Prince Harry commemorates centenary at Twickenham Stadium

Prince Harry attends England vs New Zealand rugby match at Twickenham Stadium, where he lays a wreath on the pitch to commemorate the centenary. Ahead of the match, he met descendants of two England captains, Lancelot Slocock and Ronnie Coulton, who both died in the First World War.

Japanese TV cancels BTS show over atomic bomb t-shirt

A Japanese TV show has cancelled an appearance by hugely popular K-pop group BTS, amid controversy over a shirt worn by one of the band members.

Prince Harry commemorates centenary at Twickenham Stadium

Prince Harry attends England vs New Zealand rugby match at Twickenham Stadium, where he lays a wreath on the pitch to commemorate the centenary. Ahead of the match, he met descendants of two England captains, Lancelot Slocock and Ronnie Coulton, who both died in the First World War.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson on Outlaw King's harsh conditions

Aaron Taylor-Johnson tells us about the harsh conditions filming Outlaw King in Scotland and the new skill he learnt.

Jeremy Corbyn: The referendum already took place

Jeremy Corbyn visits Leave voting seat Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Asked on if he could agree with Jo Johnson’s call for a new referendum, Corbyn said: “Not really, no. The referendum took place. The issue now has to be how we bring people together,".

Blake Nelson and Harry Melling on becoming cowboys

Blake Nelson and Harry Melling discuss what it was like to work on The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and become cowboys.

Zoe Kazan: Working with the Coen brothers 'is a dream'

Stars of The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, Zoe Kazan and Bill Heck say working with the Coen brothers “is a dream”.

Sajid Javid announces projects to tackle youth violence

Sajid Javid has unveiled details of a new drive to stop youngsters being drawn into crime or exploited by gangs.The Home Secretary announced that 29 projects endorsed by Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in England and Wales will receive funding totalling £17.7 million over two years.

Former Ministers react to Jo Johnson's resignation

Former ministers Anna Soubry and Dominic Grieve react to Jo Johnson's decision to resign as Minister for Transport. Mrs Soubry says Mr Johnson made a "brave decision" and that it "takes courage to resign as a minister". Mr Grieve says he is “not surprised” by the resignation” and that Mr Johnson is “striving for the best possible Brexit”.

Stanley Johnson: 'I am impressed at Jo's resignation'

Stanley Johnson says he is "impressed" at the decision of his son, Jo Johnson, to resign from his role as transport minister. He said that "Jo is not a man who takes decisions lightly" and his move to step down is reflective of the fact he believes the British public should get a final decision on Brexit.

Theresa May lays a wreath at a war memorial in France

Prime Minister Theresa May, alongside French President Emmanuel Macron, attend a wreath laying ceremony at Thiepval Memorial in France to mark the Centenary of the First World War.

Adriana Lima walks final Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

Adriana Lima has walked her final Victoria's Secret Fashion Show along with Bella and Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner.

Transport Minister Jo Johnson has resigned over Brexit

Transport Minister Jo Johnson has resigned over Brexit, saying that the country is "barrelling towards an incoherent Brexit". Johnson said the decision was "very difficult" but believes that the deal which is being finalised is "radically different to what was proposed in the referendum campaign".

The British-Irish Council discuss the border in Ireland

The British-Irish Council holds its 31st summit meeting on the Isle of Man. It comes as Prime Minister Theresa May is accused of breaking a promise to her DUP allies over potential customs arrangements after Britain leaves the EU. Speaking at the summit, David Lidington, the de facto deputy prime minister, said: "The Prime Minister has always been very clear we won't accept something that involves carving out Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK." Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar also added: "We are at a sensitive point in the negotiations. A successful outcome is not guaranteed but I think it is possible in the next couple of weeks". Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was also in attendance and commented on the strengthened relationships between Scotland and Wales, and Scotland and Ireland.

Lady Gaga on California shooting: We have to do better

Lady Gaga, Harrison Ford and Spike Lee have spoken out about the Thousand Oaks bar shooting in California that claimed 12 lives along with the shooter

Philip Hammond says GDP figures are “very good news”

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond has said it is "very good news" that the UK economy grew by 0.6% in the three months to September 2018. Speaking at the Fuller's Brewery in Chiswick, the Chancellor said it shows the "fundamental strength of the economy".

Philip Hammond speaks about the border in Ireland

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond says that the government will "not contemplate a deal that separates Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom". He says he understands the DUP's comments but says the union between the UK and Northern Ireland is a priority.

Philip Hammond says GDP figures are “very good news”

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond has said it is "very good news" that the UK economy grew by 0.6% in the three months to September 2018. Speaking at the Fuller's Brewery in Chiswick, the Chancellor said it shows the "fundamental strength of the economy".

Philip Hammond speaks about the border in Ireland

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond says that the government will "not contemplate a deal that separates Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom". He says he understands the DUP's comments but says the union between the UK and Northern Ireland is a priority.

Prime Minister Theresa May lays wreath to mark WW1 Centenary

To mark the First World War Centenary, Prime Minister Theresa May lays a wreath at St Symphorien Military Cemetery in Belgium with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.