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From: The Times <noreply@info.thetimes.co.uk>
Date: 29 March 2017 22:18:07 GMT-7
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Subject: Today's top stories: May's threat to EU terror pact
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View in your browser Thursday March 30 2017 Must reads ◆ Strike a Brexit deal or we will co-operate less on terror: Theresa May was accused of blackmail last night after warning the EU that security could be undermined unless they compromise with Britain on trade ◆ The Times's comprehensive coverage and analysis of Brexit continues as our specialists report from across Europe, assess our future relationship with the EU and take a closer look at what the Article 50 letter really means ◆ In other news . . . restaurateurs have turned to pairing premium teas with their food as employers clamp down on boozy lunches News May threat to EU terror pact Theresa May was accused last night of blackmail after she warned that the fight against crime and terrorism would be undermined if the EU refused to strike a Brexit deal with Britain Read the full story Helicopter missing with five on board A search is underway for a helicopter carrying five people which went missing  over the Irish Sea yesterday Read the full story Let judges work past 70 to ease recruitment crisis, peers told Britain's most senior judge is pressing for members of the judiciary to be allowed to sit beyond 70 to tackle a problem of recruitment Read the full story Patients 'must choose between A&E and cancer care' Patients must be told they cannot have routine operations quickly if they also want short waits for A&E, cancer care and other treatments, an NHS leader has said Read the full story Comment Leading article: Iron and Velvet The formal process of Britain's departure from the European Union has begun. The prime minister's opening move was well judged, but the hard work is still to come Read the full story To teach or not to teach Shakespeare's plays? David Aaronovitch: a proposal to drop the Bard from South Africa's curriculum forces us to ask whether any one speaks for all humanity Read the full story World Allies drop 500 bombs a week in brutal Mosul battle The US-led coalition has intensified the battle for Mosul even as it admits that its bombs probably killed more than 130 civilians in a single airstrike two weeks ago Read the full story Letter from beyond the grave orders Zuma to quit South African cabinet ministers gave a standing ovation at the funeral of an anti-apartheid leader when a letter he had written demanding the resignation of President Zuma was read out to mourners Read the full story Sport Martin Johnson: Why I've moved on from rugby and won't be coming back The former England captain tells Owen Slot he lacks the passion to return to a sport that brought him World Cup highs and lows and explains why he won't be coaching his young son Read the full story TV referees to force new laws in football Video referees could help to drive new rule changes such as a "penalty goal" being awarded for a handball on the line, football's lawmakers have revealed Read the full story Business Advisers set for bumper payday after merger fails Bankers and lawyers behind the London Stock Exchange's failed merger with Deutsche Börse will walk away with tens of millions in fees despite bungling the handling of a deal that would have combined Europe's two leading exchanges Read the full story Household debt reaches record high Credit card debt is rising at its fastest rate in more than a decade, according to the Bank of England, which will review whether banks have made borrowing too easy for customers Read the full story Times2 The woman who bends Beckham Shona Vertue is credited with banishing David Beckham's aches and pains. Yet her method nearly kills Damian Whitworth Read the full story Is £10 really the sweet spot for wine? The ex-boss of Waitrose says you need to spend a tenner to get the best-value plonk. Jane MacQuitty isn't convinced Read the full story Scotland Scots back Westminster on Brexit Most Scots want to see the introduction of customs checks and an end to freedom of movement, and do not support Nicola Sturgeon's demand for a special post-Brexit deal Read the full story Abuse victims to be spared court trauma Victims of abuse and vulnerable witnesses are to be protected from hostile cross-examination in court by recording their evidence before a trial, according to Scotland's most senior legal officer Read the full story Ireland EU must focus on its own future, says Kenny Enda Kenny has said no country exiting the European Union could be seen to be "advantaged or better off" than remaining states Read the full story Ross denies hidden agenda in bus dispute Shane Ross, the transport minister, has denied there is any hidden agenda in his department to push down the wages of Bus Éireann workers who have been on strike for six days Read the full story Follow us You have received this email as part of your membership entitlement. 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