Новости за 18.12.2018

Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has resigned amid pressure on his government, after the biggest party in his coalition quit over his support for a UN-backed migration pact.

Former minister Nick Boles has declared he would leave the Conservative Party if a no-deal Brexit became Theresa May’s policy in yet another fractious day in Westminster. 

Former ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ professional Brendan Cole has claimed Stacey Dooley’s win makes a “mockery” of the show, as he also hit out at the show’s judges. 

One proposal to break the Brexit impasse is to have a series of freestanding ‘indicative’ votes on the options. If we are going to do this, it’s really important to canvass the right options.

Social media giants must take more drastic steps to tackle online abuse, according to a senior female MP frequently targeted by trolls.

It’s that time again. The end of term is nigh, and an endless chain of days to fill beckon like a yawning abyss. It is with some trepidation that we plunge into the trenches, mixed feelings of joy at our unencumbered mornings, free of the school run madness, and fear of the dreaded cries of: “We’re BORED!”.

Recent headlines on the conviction of John Broadhurst who killed his partner Natalie Connolly demonstrated once again how low the media will stoop to grab attention, either ignorantly or deliberately perpetuating myths about male violence against women.

On Monday 10 December, two months after the trial began, myself and the 14 other activists that make up the Stansted 15 were convicted of “intentional disruption of an aerodrome in such a way that is likely to endanger the safe operation of the aerodrome”. This is a terror-related charge that carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.

We often think of social justice as progressing in a loosely linear fashion. Granular improvements in legal rights for marginalised groups - enshrined in laws that  are often difficult or impossible to enforce - cast a veneer of optimistic progress over fights for justice that are generally far, far messier than they appear. Transgender activism is exemplary of a movement whose every ostensible step forward incites waves of vitriolic backlash.

More than 3,000 troops have been put on standby for a chaotic, no-deal Brexit after Theresa May and her ministers decided to ‘ramp up’ emergency plans for the UK crashing out of the EU.

There are obviously loads of obstacles in the way of a full and rewarding sex life when you’re a parent, especially at the beginning.

Today, I along with a group of other activists from Lesbian And Gays Support The Migrants woke up in the early hours to hack hundreds of tube ads to mark International Migrants’ Day.

Delivery drivers are using missed delivery notes to avoid dropping off packages over the busy festive period, according to a new survey.

‘Making A Murderer’ is facing a lawsuit from former Manitowoc County police sergeant Andrew Colborn, who is unhappy with how he was depicted in the documentary series.

This year’s ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ may have only just finished but that hasn’t stopped rumours around the 2019 line-up from starting to trickle in.

Next time you’re debating what takeaway to order, you might want to consider the packaging it comes in.

If you received a gift card last Christmas, you could be missing out on spending it because of hidden expiry dates. According to consumer group Fairer Finance, customers are losing over £300m a year due to gift cards running out.

We’ve all been suffering from ‘Love Island’ withdrawal for the last five long months, but bosses gifted us the perfect early Christmas present on Monday night in the form of a festive reunion.

‘Dancing On Ice’ professional Matt Evers has responded to former ‘Love Island’ star Megan Barton Hanson, after she criticised the show for being “unmanly”.

A dad has shared the heartwarming story of his elderly neighbour Ken who died recently but not before buying Christmas presents for his little girl, one a year until her 16th birthday.

A fanatical neo-Nazi couple who named their baby son after Hitler have been jailed for membership of a banned terrorist group.

In a year that gave us two picture-perfect royal weddings not to mention Priyanka Chopra’s 75ft veil (that needed five people to carry it), the best wedding photos of 2018 have been revealed and they’re guaranteed to brighten your day. 

A man who died after falling while climbing Ben Nevis on Sunday has been named by police.