What the papers say – November 23
Jeremy Corbyn’s Brexit plans makes some front pages on Saturday, but TV shows I’m A Celebrity and Only Fools And Horses also get a look in.
NZ batsmen dig in on third day
England captain Joe Root was the unlikely bowler to make the breakthrough on the third morning of the first cricket Test against New Zealand in Mount Maunganui.
Young adults urged to sign up to vote in the ‘climate election’
Young adults are being urged by under-18s and celebrities to sign up to vote so they can use the power of the ballot box to tackle the climate and nature crises.
Michelle Visage has new job presenting ‘fabulous divas’
Michelle Visage will be persuading her audience to do the dancing, after being voted off Strictly, with a new job as DJ.
Greta Thunberg named as Today programme guest editor
Environmental activist Greta Thunberg has signed up to guest edit the Today programme.
First look at David Tennant as serial killer Dennis Nilsen
A first look at David Tennant as serial killer Dennis Nilsen in forthcoming ITV drama Des has been revealed.
On the campaign trail on Saturday
After the main party leaders got a grilling from a Question Time audience on Friday night, election campaigning will continue in earnest over the weekend.
John Bolton returns to Twitter amid claim White House locked him out of account
Former US national security adviser John Bolton says he has regained control of his personal Twitter account from the White House.
Evans delighted to turn fortunes around as Britain reach Davis Cup semi-finals
A delighted Dan Evans turned around his fortunes at the Davis Cup finals in Madrid to send Great Britain through to the semi-finals for the third time in five years with victory over Germany.
Apple delays The Banker theatrical release amid misconduct claims
Apple has delayed the theatrical release of its first original film, The Banker, amid misconduct allegations against one of the film’s co-producers.
Fulham and Kamara have put last season’s controversy in past – Parker
Scott Parker insisted both Fulham and Aboubakar Kamara have put last season’s controversy behind them after the striker scored twice to sink QPR 2-1.
I’m A Celeb’s Myles Stephenson ‘nearly kills’ Andrew Maxwell with his cooking
Myles Stephenson joked that he nearly killed Andrew Maxwell with his cooking after the Irish comedian choked on a piece of camel.
Jose Mourinho reveals former clubs feared Spurs chairman Daniel Levy
Jose Mourinho is pleased to now be working for Daniel Levy after revealing his former clubs used to fear the Tottenham chairman.
Lampard not trying to be ‘Mr Tough Guy’ with substantial player fines
Frank Lampard has insisted he is not a “Mr Tough Guy” manager despite confirming Chelsea’s new hefty fines structure was his idea.
Jose Mourinho determined to turn Alli back into the real deal for Tottenham
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho is determined to bring back the “real Dele Alli” and help the England international rediscover his best form.
Shelvey suffers from perception problem, insists Newcastle boss Bruce
Steve Bruce admits Jonjo Shelvey suffers from a “perception” issue but has seen enough to consider handing him the Newcastle captaincy.
Lampard grateful to Chelsea fans for not holding City stint against him
Frank Lampard has thanked Chelsea fans for keeping his Blues “love story” alive when he moved to Manchester City.
Lucas Torreira has a future at Arsenal – Unai Emery
Lucas Torreira has been told he has a future at Arsenal as head coach Unai Emery shows footage of his performances from last season in an attempt to improve his form.
Pep Guardiola has no intention of quitting Manchester City in near future
Pep Guardiola insists he has no intention of quitting Manchester City in the near future.
Corbyn to call out ‘tax and wage cheat culture’ in speech outside Amazon depot
Jeremy Corbyn is vowing to tackle the “tax and wage cheat culture” of multinational companies who “rip off” workers and the public purse with measures to force them to pay their fair share.
Aston Villa have no intention of selling star players, insists Smith
Aston Villa boss Dean Smith has warned circling clubs to forget about trying to poach Jack Grealish and John McGinn when the January transfer window opens.
Mike Riley – VAR one of most exciting things to happen in football
The video assistant referee (VAR) system has been heavily criticised since it was implemented in the Premier League this season, but referees’ chief Mike Riley insists it is one of the most exciting things that will happen in football during his lifetime.
Raab clashes with senior Labour politician over anti-Semitism and Islamophobia
The Foreign Secretary clashed with a senior Labour politician in a tense exchange about racism in each of the two main parties.
Justin Bieber hints at babies in gushing birthday post to wife Hailey
Justin Bieber has hinted that he and his wife Hailey might soon have babies on the way.
Jadon Sancho on target as Borussia Dortmund fight back for Paderborn draw
Marco Reus headed in a stoppage-time equaliser as Borussia Dortmund recovered from three goals down to draw at home to Bundesliga bottom side Paderborn.
Jacqueline Jossa upsets Ian Wright over I’m A Celebrity meal decision
Jacqueline Jossa found herself unpopular with Ian Wright after deciding to rob I’m A Celebrity’s main campsite of a decent dinner.
Tough crowd: Leaders face combative grilling by Question Time audience
The main political party leaders faced a tough grilling from the Question Time audience, with Boris Johnson jeered, while Jeremy Corbyn was accused of having “reckless socialist ideas”.
Trump denigrates US diplomats and pushes conspiracy theories
President Donald Trump has called the impeachment inquiry “total nonsense” and criticised US diplomats who gave evidence to Congress.
Spooks and ER actors unveiled as guest stars for new Doctor Who series
Robert Glenister is to make a return to Doctor Who after appearing in the show more than three decades ago.
Kamara in from the cold to fire Fulham to victory
Aboubakar Kamara’s first goals of the season fired Fulham to a 2-1 derby victory over west London rivals QPR.
Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson receive brutal televised grilling
Jeremy Corbyn insisted he would take a “neutral stance” in an EU referendum under Labour while Boris Johnson was challenged over “racist rhetoric” and trustworthiness during a brutal televised grilling.
Ex-CIA officer jailed for 19 years in China spy conspiracy
A former CIA case agent has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for an espionage conspiracy with China.