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Nicola Sturgeon has handed Theresa May a lifeline with her call for a new referendum on Scottish independence
Nicola Sturgeon has announced plans to hold a new referendum on Scottish independence. The first minister told the Scottish parliament she will soon introduce legislation to prepare for another vote by 2021 if Scotland is taken out of the EU. During her speech, Sturgeon suggested that the case for independence is "even stronger now", given the "profound changes" that have occurred since 2014.
Lifestyle Town & CountryAfter Spending a Week in Malawi with Prince Harry, I'm Not Surprised He Wants to Move to Africa
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are planning an international move following the birth of their first child.
News Digital SpyGood Morning Britain's Richard Bacon begrudgingly pays tribute to Piers Morgan after death scare
"You get to see the best side of people."
Style Harper’s BazaarThe Duke and Duchess of Sussex send Prince Louis the sweetest birthday message
Harry and Meghan reached out on Instagram
Nigel Farage rallies support for his new Brexit Party in Clacton-on-Sea
Nigel Farage rallied support for his new Brexit Party on a walkabout tour of the seaside town where Ukip gained its first elected MP in 2014. His blue open-top Brexit Party bus arrived in Clacton-on-Sea in Essex on Wednesday and Mr Farage, wearing sunglasses, addressed people from the top deck with a megaphone.
House Beautiful"Mrs. Robinson" Singer Paul Simon's Home Is on the Market, and the Music Room is Bananas
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News Evening StandardThe Londoner: Astonishment at Lord Adonis's U-turn on Brexit
Adonis was recently announced as a Labour candidate in South West England in possible European elections in May and his statement included an apology for “off-the-cuff” remarks he made in September last year in which he said: “If you are a Brexiteer, I hope you won’t vote for the Labour Party.” But his volte-face, announced in a Facebook post, has been met with widespread bewilderment. “Does someone need to rescue Andrew Adonis from this compulsory re-education?” asked Change UK’s Sarah Wollaston.
