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Theresa May appeared to receive a significant Brexit boost on the eve of a crucial EU summit when Michel Barnier pledged to break the deadlock over the Irish border.

Noel Edmonds brands Archbishop of Canterbury 'evil' September 18, 2018

Noel Edmonds has branded the Archbishop of Canterbury a "reincarnation of evil" for failing to meet HBOS fraud victims and investing in Lloyds Banking Group.

Prezzo pair weren't exposed to nerve agent, tests confirm September 18, 2018

A pair who fell ill in a Prezzo restaurant in Salisbury on Sunday were not exposed to a nerve agent, tests have confirmed.

Dad 'has no memory of stabbing daughter to death' September 18, 2018

A father accused of stabbing his young daughter in her stomach with a kitchen knife says he has no memory of the alleged murder, a jury heard.

Motor neurone disease forces footballer to retire at 29 September 18, 2018

A former Premier League footballer has been forced into retirement at the age of 29 after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND).

Grooming victim's dad tells EDL to stop using her picture September 18, 2018

The father of a Telford grooming victim says he has asked far-right groups not to use images of his daughter to promote Islamophobia.

Fraudster faked Manchester arena attack daughter September 18, 2018

A woman who pretended to have a daughter who was seriously injured in the Manchester Arena attack in order to get money has been jailed.

Bus driver, 80, drove dangerously before killing pair September 18, 2018

A court has ruled that an 80-year-old bus driver was driving dangerously when he caused the deaths of a pedestrian and a seven-year-old boy.

BMW to shut factory for a month after Brexit day September 18, 2018

Car giant BMW will shut its main British manufacturing factory immediately after Brexit day next year for several weeks, because of the rising risk of a "no-deal" divorce, Sky News has learned.

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