What the papers say – November 19
The Times leads on claims from the UK’s biggest retailers that changes to National Insurance could result in job losses and ...
Multiple arrests, drugs and vehicles seized in crackdown on crime in Birmingham
A proactive police team in Birmingham have been tackling crime in the city this week, with multiple arrests made and drugs ...
Taoiseach and Tanaiste say they would shun coalition with Sinn Fein
Fine Gael and Fianna Fail served together for the first time in the last administration, a historic coalition that brought ...
UK to relaunch trade talks with India at start of next year
The UK is set to relaunch trade talks with India, Downing Street has announced. It was confirmed that discussions will reopen ...
'We will miss him massively': Heartbroken family of teen fatally stabbed in Wolverhampton weeks after turning 17 pay tribute as two teens convicted
Now, Harleigh's family have paid tribute to the teen who they "will miss massively". In a touching tribute issued by West ...
Two teenagers convicted over death of boy fatally stabbed at Wolverhampton park
Two teenagers have been convicted for their involvement in the death of a 17-year-old boy who was fatally stabbed in a ...
UK would weigh consequences of US trade demands if adverse to EU ties – Reynolds
The Business Secretary also suggested Britain would be unlikely to simply ‘replicate’ Washington’s stance towards China on ...
Power of friendship fuelling Great Britain’s bid for Billie Jean King Cup glory
Friendship and team spirit are driving Great Britain towards a first Billie Jean King Cup final appearance for more than 40 ...
Post Office campaigner peer calls for branches to be expanded with more services
Lord Arbuthnot, who campaigned for wrongly convicted subpostmasters, says the Post Office’s future is about ‘holding ...
Two men charged after police find cocaine and cash in Staffordshire
Two men have appeared in court after police seized cocaine and more than £1,000 in cash in Staffordshire. Officers also ...
Runaway emu being chased by drivers in 4x4s – police
Officers in Lincolnshire said the flightless bird has been left in an agitated state, scuppering efforts to capture her.
Survivors urge Vatican to globalise zero-tolerance abuse policy approved in US
Survivors of clergy sexual abuse have urged the Vatican to expand the zero-tolerance policy it approved for the US Catholic Church in 2002 to the rest of the world, arguing that children everywhere ...