a man handles cold departure.
on a different morning,
war riots the underground.
a family is detained by armed suspicion.
in this crisis of unnamed war,
people think of scarring behaviour.
a person with terminal plans
issues an emergency evacuation
from the cold decade of civil existence.
-- Jess Henshall
Millennials' pay 'scarred' by the 2008 banking crisis
Heathrow: Armed police rush to reports of 'man with knife'
Queen to be evacuated if Brexit turns ugly – reports
Urgently trying to fight
the need to express
as options fall away.
The want to deliver
the people’s vote
violating the treaty.
Obligations, control, momentum has stalled
the doomed era of setbacks
the new Cold War.
-- Will Kevern
INF nuclear treaty: Russia follows US in suspending pact
Jacob Rees-Mogg speaks DIRECTLY to Express readers
Brexit: fight for 'people's vote' not over yet, say campaigners
Morning of misery.
A string of issues with
a fresh amber warning
running risk of
breaking the day
with a very low tomorrow.
In abandoned conditions,
in fear of attention,
on Thursday was discovered.
-- Mae Gaynor
Snow causes chaos as temperatures hit lowest for seven years
Over 100 drivers stranded and forced to sleep in PUB
Newborn girl abandoned in east London park in freezing weather
pressure on independence
amid fresh machinations
sustained and serious
carry a knife dipped in violence
relied upon, whilst the government fails
cold temperatures and votes ongoing
warnings issued
a bloody snap
prepare for legislation
-- Samuel Goward
Brexit: Labour MPs and TUC push back against No 10 bid
London gang speaks of violence in the capital
UK weather: Amber snow warning issue
the repeating bursts were recorded
small flecks of blue radio
found from the mouth of an ancient whale
a chime's skeleton in lapis lazuli
a telescope's oceans feasting on her light
this mouth questions stones with religious intensity
advances the picture, gold as the small fish
buried in pigment
staining the books with unexplained signal
-- Glenn R. Frantz
Medieval skeleton found with rare, expensive blue ink embedded in teeth, could rewrite women's history
Scientists Discover The Remains of a Whale Inside a Bigger, Ancient Whale
Mysterious 'repeater' fast radio burst detected from faraway galaxy
these briefings, day month, can end quickly
press secretary, erupt knowing laughs and groans
sacrosanct was, questions innermost accountability
wider political divide space race environmental degradation
bipartisanship dwindles to see what we never expected
more continuous spectrum political surprises polarised
after struggles and divisions how to disagree well
a spirit of openness what it means to be together
aim for common unity and peace vision values commitment
-- Clark Allison
The demise of the daily White House press briefing
Archbishop Justin Welby calls for 'spirit of openness' in 2019
Charts of the year: from polarised politics to damaging pollution
Faced with get out choice.
May’s delay will cost credibility.
She’s taken an axe to her hapless government.
firm hollow empty words Trump warned jailtime prospect
illegal hush-money evidence at centre fraud investigation
long road controversial developments potential indictments
Special Counsel impeachable territory global Sino-centric
decline of Pax Americana fantastic dazzling point of view
rights authoritarian powers difficult and dangerous times
-- Clark Allison
The country will pay the price for May’s Brexit vote delay
President warned of impeachment and jail time as probe escalates
China, America and the road to a new world order
still could win vote
told of attempt to topple
a real risk
Paris riots to meet groups protest
peaceful giles jaunes turns violent
torched cars set fire to banks
declared a violation regime test-fired missile
US tensions continue to rise growing missile proliferation
call upon to dismay cease tore up curbs deal
-- Clark Allison
Brexit: Gove warns of referendum if MPs don't back PM's deal
Paris riots: PM to meet protest groups after worst unrest in decade
Iran 'test fires multiple warhead capable missile violating UN resolution'
Vast swathes of Britain could be struck
by widespread strong winds and
the question of another vote.
Theresa May will turn down Nicola Sturgeon,
batter parts of Jeremy Corbyn
and mitigate most of the impacts.
She is set to crash through the UK.
Forecasters warned of nasty conditions
and the Treasury published an analysis
-- Rupert M Loydell
Theresa May vows to reject any independence bid
Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict
Storm Diana to bring ferocious 80mph winds
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