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Theresa May 's in Northern Ireland today, where she will tell people that she can reach a Brexit deal with the EU that with the Irish Republic. In a speech, the Prime Minister will insist she can renegotiate with other European leaders and create a solution that "commands broad support" - and get it through Parliament.

But EU leaders say the so-called "backstop" - an insurance policy designed to avoid a hard border "under all circumstances" - is not up for discussion. However, DUP leader Arlene Foster has called the backstop "toxic".

On Monday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the EU would listen to ideas aimed at solving the Irish border "riddle", but the UK had to put them forward first. With Brexit due to happen on 29 March, a working group of Leave and Remain MPs will meet for a second day today to look for suggestions.

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A fire in a building In Paris has emergency services say. It started on Monday night in The City 's 16th arrondissement, not far from the Eiffel Tower . It's not known what caused The Fire , which spread across The Top two floors of The Building . "The Toll could still increase," a fire service spokesman said.

Misuse of the drug Xanax - created to ease anxiety - has been since 2015, figures show. The BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme found 126 of these fatalities occurred in Scotland between 2015 and 2017. And counterfeit Xanax "Bars " - elongated tablets - with a street value of More Than £1m have been seized at UK ports and airports since 2016. Border Force said it was "taking a smarter approach to restricting the supply of drugs".

By Branwen Jeffreys, education editor

Family life is more richly varied than ever before. A growing proportion of parents in the UK choose To Live together, rather than Getting Married . And during The Past 20 years about one in five children has been Growing Up in a lone-parent family. This reflects big social shifts in attitudes and opportunities, some of which started in the 1960s, when women began to gain more control over when to have children.

Two large studies in the UK and the US have been following children Growing Up since about the year 2000. They are beginning to provide some evidence suggesting there is a measurable difference in how well children fare on average in single-parent families.

The emergence of a in which Business Secretary Greg Clark told Nissan's former boss the carmaker would not be "adversely affected" by Brexit creates several headlines. The Financial Times says this assurance means there's more pressure on Theresa May to avoid a no-deal departure from the EU. The Guardian comments that Downing Street's previous statement that there was no "special deal" for the Japanese firm was "worthless". Elsewhere, the i describes German Chancellor Angela Merkel 's comments on the Irish backstop as an "Olive Branch " to the UK. And the Daily Mirror reports that 600 people A Day are quitting work to look after loved ones.

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