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Duke and Duchess of Sussex to reach new heights with Atlas Mountains visit
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will visit Morocco’s iconic Atlas Mountains to celebrate the work of a British entrepreneur supporting the education of local girls.
What the papers say – February 24
Brexit, Labour and a former spymaster make headlines on Sunday.
Harry and Meghan arrive in Morocco for whirlwind tour
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have arrived in Morocco for a whirlwind three-day tour that will see Meghan’s promotion of gender equality at the fore.
Sister of Fred and Rose West victim reveals journey to forgiveness
The sister of Lucy Partington – who was murdered by Fred and Rose West – has spoken of her journey to forgiveness for the couple 25 years after their crimes came to light.
Theresa May insists Brexit must not be blocked
Theresa May has vowed to Tory grassroots activists that she will not allow the referendum vote for Britain to leave the EU to be frustrated.
Father of Alfie Evans says newborn son ‘gives me reason to wake up’
The father of Alfie Evans has told how his new son has given him a reason to live.
Shamima Begum: I regret speaking to the media
Islamic State bride Shamima Begum said she regrets speaking to the media and wishes she had found a different way to contact her family.
I won’t allow Brexit vote to be frustrated, Theresa May promises Tories
Theresa May has vowed to Tory grassroots activists that she will not allow the referendum vote to leave the EU to be frustrated.
We must support Government through Brexit, insists Micheal Martin
The leader of Fianna Fail has said the “harsh reality” is that his party has to back the Irish Government so the country can deal with the threat posed by Brexit.
Harry and Meghan arrive in Morocco for whirlwind tour
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have arrived in Morocco for a whirlwind three-day tour that will see Meghan’s promotion of gender equality at the fore.
Teenager dies after being shot and stabbed in north London
A teenager has died after he was shot and stabbed by a gang riding bikes, police said.
Woman attacked by gang in own home
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman was attacked in her own home in Co Armagh.
Tommy Robinson urges supporters to cancel TV licences in protest against BBC
Controversial activist Tommy Robinson called on supporters to cancel their TV licences as thousands gathered outside BBC headquarters for a demonstration.
Place in hell for those who call for border poll without a plan, says Eastwood
SDLP leader Colum Eastwood has said there would be a special place in hell for those who call for a referendum on Irish unity without a plan.
Corbyn criticises MPs who quit Labour to sit alongside former Tories
Jeremy Corbyn has hit out at Labour MPs who quit the party to sit alongside former Tories in the new Independent Group.
Councils call for licensing powers to tackle ‘lawless’ shisha bars
Councils have called for licensing powers to tackle “lawless” shisha bars that flout smoking and fire safety laws.
Backing Government during Brexit negotiations a no-brainer – Micheal Martin
Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin has said it as a “no-brainer” for the party to extend the confidence-and-supply agreement in the midst of Brexit.
US bomber flypast pensioner greeted by wellwishers on return to memorial
The day after 12,000 people gathered for a flypast to salute the crew of an American bomber, pensioner Tony Foulds was back tending the memorial to the 10 men amid calls for him to receive an official honour.
Tommy Robinson protesters gather ahead of BBC demonstration
Protesters are gathering near the BBC’s Salford headquarters ahead of a planned Tommy Robinson demonstration.
PM urged to reconsider Sharm flight ban
Theresa May has been urged to reconsider the ban on flights between the UK and Sharm el-Sheikh during her visit to the Egyptian resort.
Police chase collision leaves elderly couple dead
A man and woman in their 70s have died after the car they were in was hit by a van which was being pursued by police.
Morocco prepares to welcome Duke and Duchess of Sussex for three-day tour
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be welcomed by a guard of honour when they begin their three-day tour of the Kingdom of Morocco.
Police name boy who became second teenager killed in Birmingham in a week
A teenager who became the second boy to be stabbed to death in Birmingham in a week has been named by police.
Private firms enjoy £100m windfall as Whitehall scrambles to prepare for Brexit
More than £100 million of Whitehall contracts have been awarded for Brexit-related professional services since the referendum, new research shows.
Elderly couple killed in crash with van being pursued by police
A man and woman in their 70s have died after the car they were in was hit by a Ford Transit van which was being pursued by police.
The Queen’s ‘tour from hell’ to Morocco
When the Queen made her one and only state visit to Morocco in 1980, it was dubbed the “tour from hell”.
What the papers say – February 23
A range of stories make the front pages on Saturday, with Brexit, “Jihadi Jack” and the Sussexes all making headlines.
Corbyn says he has ‘huge support’ from voters after nine MPs quit
Jeremy Corbyn is to mount a robust defence of his leadership after nine of his MPs quit in protest at the direction he is taking the Labour Party.
Fugitive Mark Acklom in court on fraud charges after extradition to UK
One of Britain’s most wanted fugitives has appeared in court after being extradited from Switzerland.
Restored letters from War of Independence reveal details of 1920 Derry battle
Newly restored letters from the Irish War of Independence have unearthed a detailed description of a battle in the city of Londonderry.
