Theresa May has enraged Brexiters by softening her position on her preferred model for the UK’s future relationship with the EU. And, of course, Remainers have been enraged for ages now already. So now that both sides of the debate are suitably unhappy with the direction of travel, many are wondering if a referendum on the final Brexit deal is looking more likely. Kenneth Armstrong explains why it’s an option fraught with difficulties. But news that the Electoral Commission will fine the official Leave campaign over its 2016 spending and is sharing its evidence with the police only aggravates matters further. Sam Power takes a look at what rules the campaign broke.

Social media is a great tool for activists campaigning for social justice. But if it is not used with caution it can end up working against them as governments and organisations step up internet filtering and surveillance. Shahla Ghobadi says campaigns need to focus less on emotion and more on information to gradually build up a base of supporters capable of dealing with such challenges.

Passengers on a Ryanair flight from Dublin to Croatia had a bit of a fright when their plane suddenly lost cabin pressure. The pilot had to make a rapid descent, leaving dozens of passengers needing hospital treatment. Adam Taylor explains why some of them were left bleeding from the ears.

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