a picture of karren brady makes the front page of the telegraph, following her resignation as chairwomanher to disclose what she knew about accusations that mr green sexually and racially harassed staff — allegations which he strong denies. and the guardian has olivia colman on its front page — they call her the ‘oscars queen‘ after she became the first brit in a decade to win the best actress award. let‘s start with the daily mail, three ministers have written a piece, who have urged the prime minister to roll out no deal. brexit is the gift forjournalists that keeps on giving. the daily mail has only dropped this story now to make sure no one else can run this on the front page because it is a huge scope. they have three serving ministers, richard harrington, margotjames ministers, richard harrington, margot james and claire ministers, richard harrington, margotjames and claire perry, they have all put their names to this piece, imploring theresa may to guarantee that she will walk away from no deal if parliament refuses to agree to her withdrawal agreement. helen, they are saying a dr

a picture of karren brady makes the front page of the telegraph, following her resignation as chairwomaneen's arcadia, mps have called for her to disclose what she knew about accusations that mr green sexually and racially harassed staff, allegations which he strong denies. and the guardian has 0livia colman on its front page, they call her the ‘0scars queen‘ after she became the first brit in a decade to win the best actress award. well, let's have a look. we are spoilt for choice because these are the dramatic few days. threats to quit with three writing. a huge statement on the front pageant something theresa may cannot ignore, especially when the ministers are imploring mrs may to make sure there isa imploring mrs may to make sure there is a deal. it is important that she does look at this. we have labour, jeremy corbyn saying this thing and then we have this thing. jeremy corbyn doing a u—turn on another referendum and she has to be very clear... referendum and she has to be very clear. . . to referendum and she has to be very clear... to be fair, this was labour policy, committed t

karren brady has resigned.ons of unlawful behaviour against employees. investigations into the plane crash which killed emiliano sala says there are questions about the pilot's license. new pictures have been released. the aircraft crashed into the channel onjanuary been released. the aircraft crashed into the channel on january the 2ist. into the channel on january the 21st. emiliano sala had just signed to cardiff city. inquests for the 21 victims of the 1974 birmingham pub bombings have opened with their names being read out before a minute's silence was held as a mark of respect. six men spent 17 years injailfor the bombings, which had been carried out by the ira, before their convictions were quashed. the inquests are happening after a long legal fight by the families of the victims. our correspondent sima kotecha reports from birmingham. it's the biggest unsolved mass murder on english soil of the 20th century. it was 197a. two bombs exploded in central birmingham, tearing through two pubs and killing 21

baroness karren brady has resigned from her senior position in sir philip green's retail empire.ts, which owns the arcadia group, which includes topshop and miss selfridge. sir philip has been accused of sexual harassment and racial abuse against members of staff — allegations he denies. inquests have opened for the 21 victims of the 1974 birmingham pub bombings. the names were read out before a minute's silence was observed as a mark of respect. six men spent 17 years injailfor the bombings, which had been carried out by the ira, before their convictions were quashed. the inquests are happening after a long legal battle by the families of the victims. our correspondent sima kotecha reports from birmingham. it's the biggest unsolved mass murder on english soil of the 20th century. it was 197a. two bombs exploded in central birmingham, tearing through two pubs and killing 21 people. the ira was thought to be responsible, but the individuals behind the bombings have never been brought tojustice. today, a big moment for the families of those killed, the start of the inquests into th

the businesswoman, karren brady, has stepped down as chairwoman of the company that controls sir philipublished details of sexual misconduct allegations against sir philip. he denies any wrongdoing. baroness brady had been chair sincejuly 2017. the former glamour model — katie price — has been given a driving ban for being nearly twice the legal limit while in charge of a vehicle. police found the 40—year—old slurring her speech and slumped in the back of her car in a "very" drunken state in south—east london katie price has also been handed a fine of nearly £2,500. speaking outside court after proceedings concluded, the tv personality said she had been in the car but was not driving it: i was never drink—driving, despite what everyone was saying. it got proven today. there was no evidence at all from drink—driving, i never was drink—driving, as i rest my case on that, but yes i was convicted because i had the keys, and i was in charge of the car, so i was given the choice of having ten points on my licence, or to be disqualified for three months. i chose the latter, because it adds on

baroness karren brady has quit her post in sir philip green's retail empire, just days after tellingduty to remain in thejob. her resignation, as nonexecutive chairman of taveta, the holding company for the arcadia group, comes as sir philip continues to face allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse made against him — allegations he strongly denies. good morning. there's growing pressure on the prime minister to say she would delay brexit rather than leave the eu without a deal at end of march. some conservative mps says ministers could postpone brexit until the 23rd of may so that theresa may has more time to negotiate. well it's been a week since the first of eight labour mps announced they were quitting their party to form a new breakaway political party called the independent group — all which aims to avoid a no—deal brexit and in some cases aims to stop brexit altoghter. they were joined shortly afterwards by three conservative mps and they're holding their first formal meeting today. chuka umunna is the mp for streatham in south london, formally a labour mp. and anna s

the chairwoman of sir philip green's retail empire, karren brady, has resigned just weeks after saying businessman denies allegations of unlawful behaviour towards employees. education about relationships and sex are to become part of the school curriculum in england across all ages following new government guidelines published today. children as young as four will be given lessons on relationships. at secondary level, sex education will be also made compulsory — though parents will have a choice to opt out, but only up to the age of 15. all children in england will also be taught how to look after their mental and physical wellbeing. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys has been speaking to parents and teachers. today we're going to be looking at consent... learning to look after their bodies and minds, talking about respect, relationships and sex. part of secondary school for generations. with parents still able to opt out children up to the age of 15. one of the concerns with the opt out is that students go and self educate and self inform using the internet to help make their deci

the main picture in today‘s telegraph is of karren brady.ter mistakenly being given the all—clear six times. north bristol trust has commissioned an independent review into her misdiagnosis. the daily mirror reports the work and pensions secretary amber rudd admitting that universal credit was partly to blame for the increased use of foodbanks. the main picture is of gemma collins who was voted off dancing on ice on sunday. the daily express says almost 500 cash machines disappear each month, and a cashless system could cause ‘misery‘ for pensioners. steph will be taking a look at that story later. how many times have you washed your hands today? maybe four times? if you‘ve been on social media for the past 24 hours you may have come across a story guaranteed to make your skin crawl. and it‘s all because of this moment live on fox news. i don‘t think i washed my hands for ten years. i don‘t really wash my hands. some one help me. i in chelate myself. fox news host pete hegseth confessed he hadn‘t washed his hands for 10 years. how is that po

baroness karren brady has resigned as non—executive chairman of taveta — that's the holding company for staff. he strongly denies the accusations. baroness brady had earlier resisted pressure to step down, saying she felt "a real sense of duty" to staff at taveta, including her own daughter. president donald trump has announced that the us will delay imposing further trade tariffs on chinese goods. import duties on chinese goods were due to rise from 10% to 25% at the end of this week. mr trump said both sides had made "substa ntial progress" in trade talks. he said he's planning a summit with the chinese president in florida to cement the trade deal if more progress is made. the company that owns birmingham's bullring shopping centre has reported an annual loss of £266 million before tax in 2018. hammerson — which also owns the bicester village designer outlet and london's brent cross — says it aims to sell off assets worth more than half a billion pounds, to reduce its debt. the chief executive said 2018 had been a tough year after some high profile retailers went into administration.

baroness karren brady has resigned as non—executive chairman of taveta — that's the holding company forl abuse of staff. he strongly denies the accusations. baroness brady had earlier resisted pressure to step down, saying she felt "a real sense of duty" to staff at taveta, including her own daughter. president donald trump has announced that the us will delay imposing further trade tariffs on chinese goods. import duties on chinese goods were due to rise from 10% to 25% at the end of this week. mr trump said both sides had made "substa ntial progress" in trade talks. he said he's planning a summit with the chinese president in florida to cement the trade deal if more progress is made. the company that owns birmingham's bullring shopping centre has reported an annual loss of £266 million before tax in 2018. hammerson, which also owns the bicester village designer outlet and london's brent cross, says it aims to sell off assets worth more than half a billion pounds to reduce its debt. the chief executive said 2018 had been a tough year after some high—profile retailers went into administ

the businesswoman karren brady has stepped down as chairwoman of the company that controls sir philipns against sir philip, which he denies. just weeks ago, brady had said that she would stay on in the role despite the allegations. now to australia, because the media watchdog there, the australian press council has ruled that a controversial cartoon of serena williams published in an australian newspaper last year did not breach media standards. critics had complained that the depiction of williams jumping above a broken racquet next to a baby's dummy was racist and sexist. cartoonist mark knight denied the allegations, saying this was a comment on the tennis star's behaviour. senegal‘s prime minister says that president macky sall has secured another term in office in sunday's election. mohammed dionne said preliminary results showed that mr sall had won at least 57% of the votes in the first round. final results are not expected until friday. voting passed off peacefully across the country, although rights groups have criticised the exclusion from the poll of two leading opposition