David Lidington

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Cabinet rifts over Brexit continue to get widespread coverage.

The the Prime Minister 's De Facto deputy, are lobbying Theresa May to publicly pledge that she will not take the UK out of the European Union without a deal at the end of next month.

Is the PM facing lobbying from David Lidington (left) and Philip Hammond ?

Sources have told The Paper they are acting in a "pincer movement" with their cabinet colleagues Amber Rudd , David Gauke and Greg Clark - who on Saturday claimed Brexiteers would be At Fault for any delay because of their opposition to the current deal.

But the an attempt to remove the option of a no-deal departure "could torpedo Brexit completely".

The former, telling the Sunday Express it would be "The Greatest folly possible". Senior Brexiteers are urging Mrs May to not panic, the Express adds on its Front Page .

The. It says the Prime Minister is facing a crucial Brexit vote This Week with a gun to her head "held by her closest colleagues".

Meanwhile, the on Ms Rudd and are calling for The Work and pensions secretary to be sacked for publicly threatening to defy the PM.

In the that delaying the UK's departure "is now the only sensible game in town".

Exodus warning

According to as the UK's third largest party, saying nine more Labour MPs are expected to defect.

The 11 ex Labour and Tory MPs in The Independent Group at a photocall last week

The to change his approach to anti-Semitism, Brexit and factional infighting to prevent a major exodus of MPs, peers and councillors.

The in which he says his organisation's Corbyn-supporting activists will try to unseat the former Labour MPs, in The Hope of accelerating The Group 's downfall.

The pay for the upkeep of hundreds of British nationals returning from fighting with the Islamic State group.

According to leaked government documents The Money will also be spent on programmes to de-radicalise returning children, The Paper reports. Its Sun Says column calls the decision "astonishing".

The Conservative chairman of The Foreign affairs committee, Tom Tugendhat , writes in the Sunday Telegraph that there should be a new treason law which returning Jihadists would face.

Cassette revival?

Teachers are warning that predators could be using a new phone app to target children,

Schools around the UK have written to parents to warn them about the TikTok app - which allows direct messaging, live streaming and public comments on posts.

A TikTok spokesman tells The Paper they have A Number of protective measures in place.

Pause. Stop. Rewind. The

Sales were up 125% in 2018 on the year before.

At 50,000 sold in the UK it is considerably down on the 83 million bought in 1989, but is a 15-year high.

The techno DJ, Phin, tells The Paper she likes the tangibility of a collectible format and also that unlike digital music, tapes have a Lifespan - they decay and die.

Scotties 'At Risk '

But there is less good news about Queen Victoria 's favourite type of Dog - the Scottie.

The from whiskey to shortbread is in danger of being wiped out.

It has been placed on the "At Risk " register by the Kennel Club.

The Decline in numbers has been put down to The Rise in popularity of designer Dog breeds, such as the cockapoo and labradoodle.

The Kennel Club suggests the Scottie needs a modern day celebrity Champion .

Source of news: bbc.com