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Passengers at London Gatwick face days of delays after drones stop flights

Tens of thousands of passengers at one of the UK’s busiest airports are experiencing flight disruption after drones were seen over the airfield. Gatwick’s runway remains closed after two of the devices were seen nearby. Flights are unable to take off or land and Gatwick said 110,000 passengers on 760 flights were due to use the airport on Thursday. Police were still hunting for the drone operator after another device was reported just before 07:00 GMT. A spokesman for Sussex Police said: “There is absolutely nothing to suggest that this…

Dele Alli: Police investigate after Tottenham player hit on head by bottle at Arsenal

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Police are investigating an incident that saw Tottenham’s Dele Alli struck on the head by a plastic bottle during their 2-0 win at Arsenal on Wednesday. The bottle was thrown from the crowd at Emirates Stadium during the Carabao Cup quarter-final. England midfielder Alli, 22, was hit near the touchline as Arsenal prepared to take a throw-in in the 73rd minute. The Metropolitan Police says it is working with Arsenal to try to identify the person responsible. Arsenal have told BBC Sport they are examining CCTV to find the person…

The Gospel Artiste Seun Oke De Marves Reveals His First Album Concert Panorama.

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The multi-award winning music producer, songwriter, singer, vocalist, a special anointed international worship leader, exceptional keyboard player Seun Oke has break the record by realising his First Album titled “Music Rhapsody after long awaiting production. The event took place on Saturday 8th December 2018 at Golden Palace Banqueting Suite, London. Many Gospel Singers, Afro Pop and Jazz musical genius storms the venue to entertain the audience as Seun Oke blow the trumpet so high, the cloud stand still for the birth of the new born gospel artiste. A compilation of…

Ruth Davidson Backs Theresa May ahead of confidence vote

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Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has said Theresa May has her “full support” ahead of a vote on the prime minister’s future. Ms Davidson, who is on maternity leave after giving birth last month, tweeted that Mrs May has “cojones of steel”. Ten of her 13 Scottish Conservative MPs – including Scottish Secretary David Mundell – have said they will back the prime minister in the confidence vote. The position of the remaining three MPs is not yet known. They include Ross Thomson and Douglas Ross, who have both been…

Theresa May vows to fight her leadership sit with everything she got

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Theresa May vowed to fight with ‘everything I’ve got’ today after a Tory no-confidence vote was dramatically triggered – and will be held within hours. The PM said she would not give up after Eurosceptics secured the 48 letters from MPs needed to force a ballot that could end the PM’s time as leader. In a defiant speech on the steps of Downing Street, she warned Brexit would need to be delayed beyond March 29 if she loses and Jeremy Corbyn might end up in power. I have devoted myself…

Brexit deal – live: Theresa May addresses MPs as flurry of key resignations shatter cabinet consensus

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Just hours after grappling cabinet support for her Brexit deal, Theresa May is addressing parliament after Dominic Raab and Esther McVey quit, throwing both the plan and her future into turmoil. The prime minister secured the uneasy support of her cabinet for the draft deal with Brussels, following a stormy five-hour meeting which culminated on Wednesday night. Consensus only lasted a matter of hours before Mr Raab, the Brexit secretary, sensationally quit, shortly followed by Ms McVey. Earlier this morning Northern Ireland minister Shailesh Vara also resigned in protest, while…

Esther McVey Work and Pensions Secretary tenders resignation

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Esther McVey has just quit as the work and pensions secretary, saying the draft agreement “does not honour the referendum.” But who is the former minister? The 51-year-old from Liverpool studied law at university and played for Lancashire Ladies volleyball team. She was a presenter on GMTV and worked in children’s television before becoming an MP in 2010. She lost her seat in the 2015 election, but was brought back in 2017, winning George Osborne’s former seat of Tatton. She has held a number of roles, including minister for disabled…

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab resigns over EU agreement

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Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has resigned saying he “cannot in good conscience support” the UK’s draft Brexit agreement with the EU. Theresa May announced on Wednesday evening that she had secured the backing of her cabinet for the agreement, after a five hour meeting. But several ministers were understood to have spoken against it, and there are suggestions of moves among Conservative backbenchers to force a no-confidence vote in her. The prime minister is due to make a Commons statement on the Brexit agreement at 1030 GMT. Mr Raab –…

Brexit agreement: Theresa May faces MPs’ questions

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Theresa May faces a grilling from MPs later over the draft Brexit agreement the UK has reached with the EU. The PM secured her cabinet’s backing for the deal after a five-hour meeting, although several ministers are understood to have spoken against it. She has also faced a backlash from Tory Brexiteers and her Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) backers, amid suggestions of moves to force a no-confidence vote. Labour will announce later whether or not it will back the deal. However, leader Jeremy Corbyn said he did not believe the…

Brexit deal: Theresa May to face cabinet showdown

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Theresa May faces a crunch cabinet meeting later as she tries to win colleagues’ support for a draft Brexit agreement between the UK and EU. Senior ministers will gather in Downing Street at 14:00 GMT amid calls to reject the deal from both senior Brexiteers and some Remain supporters. The Democratic Unionists have warned it could lead to the break-up of the UK. Norman Smith said No 10 were stressing it had pushed “right to the wire” and “gone as far as we can”. Downing Street, he added, were pointing…