(Top photo: Walter Baxter, via)Labour's Front Bench Clexit
Shadow business secretary Clive Lewis has quit Labour's front bench in protest of the party's support of the Brexit bill. Lewis was one of 52 Labour MPs who defied party orders to vote against the bill. – BBCHealth for Wealth
Fears of a two-tier health system have emerged after a service in Bournemouth set up a system in which those who pay up to £145 at a time will be seen sooner and have longer appointments than their NHS patients. – GuardianSolar Perplexes
The government has been accused of trying to kill off Britain's solar energy industry just as it is set to become one of the cheapest suppliers of energy. – IndependentScot Free
A poll shows that support for Scottish independence has increased substantially since Prime Minister Theresa May's "hard Brexit" speech. But Scottish Labour is saying the SNP should rule out a second referendum. – Herald ScotlandPapal Rebuke
Pope Francis has rebuked Myanmar over its repression of the country's Rohingya population. A UN report has shown that security forces slaughtered and raped men, women and children in a "campaign of terror" because of their faith. – New York TimesThe Battle for al-Bab
Syrian rebels, backed by the Turkish military, have captured the outskirts of the ISIS-held city of al-Bab in northern Syria. The Syrian government is advancing on al-Bab from the south, in "one of the most complex battlefields" of the conflict. – ReutersRefugees Returned
Lawyers for asylum seekers in Australia's offshore detention centre in Papua New Guinea say that the government is removing men in preparation for deportation. The lawyers expressed concern that the refugees are being returned to their country of origin before their assessment is resolved. – ABCThe Emperor's Daughter's Clothes
Donald Trump used the office of the President to complain that his daughter is finding it difficult to profit off the family's new position. – CNNBoss Breaks Barriers
Could Bruce Springsteen break down mental health stigma for our parents' generation? Springsteen talks about depression in his autobiography, and it's already aiding communication between fathers and sons. – NoiseyMagic Material
MIT engineers have created an extraordinary new material that acts like the pores on your skin, and the possibilities for its use are endless. – Creators ProjectNatalie's Jackcent
Natalie Portman's accent in the Oscar-nominated Jackie may sound strange, but linguistic experts say the depiction of Jackie Kennedy's strange mix of sources is historically accurate. – IndieWirePlaying Ketchup
Should you keep your ketchup in the fridge or not in the fridge? Time to let science tackle this age-old question. – Munchies
UK NEWS
Shadow business secretary Clive Lewis has quit Labour's front bench in protest of the party's support of the Brexit bill. Lewis was one of 52 Labour MPs who defied party orders to vote against the bill. – BBCHealth for Wealth
Fears of a two-tier health system have emerged after a service in Bournemouth set up a system in which those who pay up to £145 at a time will be seen sooner and have longer appointments than their NHS patients. – Guardian
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The government has been accused of trying to kill off Britain's solar energy industry just as it is set to become one of the cheapest suppliers of energy. – IndependentScot Free
A poll shows that support for Scottish independence has increased substantially since Prime Minister Theresa May's "hard Brexit" speech. But Scottish Labour is saying the SNP should rule out a second referendum. – Herald Scotland
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Pope Francis has rebuked Myanmar over its repression of the country's Rohingya population. A UN report has shown that security forces slaughtered and raped men, women and children in a "campaign of terror" because of their faith. – New York TimesThe Battle for al-Bab
Syrian rebels, backed by the Turkish military, have captured the outskirts of the ISIS-held city of al-Bab in northern Syria. The Syrian government is advancing on al-Bab from the south, in "one of the most complex battlefields" of the conflict. – ReutersRefugees Returned
Lawyers for asylum seekers in Australia's offshore detention centre in Papua New Guinea say that the government is removing men in preparation for deportation. The lawyers expressed concern that the refugees are being returned to their country of origin before their assessment is resolved. – ABCThe Emperor's Daughter's Clothes
Donald Trump used the office of the President to complain that his daughter is finding it difficult to profit off the family's new position. – CNN
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Could Bruce Springsteen break down mental health stigma for our parents' generation? Springsteen talks about depression in his autobiography, and it's already aiding communication between fathers and sons. – NoiseyMagic Material
MIT engineers have created an extraordinary new material that acts like the pores on your skin, and the possibilities for its use are endless. – Creators ProjectNatalie's Jackcent
Natalie Portman's accent in the Oscar-nominated Jackie may sound strange, but linguistic experts say the depiction of Jackie Kennedy's strange mix of sources is historically accurate. – IndieWirePlaying Ketchup
Should you keep your ketchup in the fridge or not in the fridge? Time to let science tackle this age-old question. – Munchies