After a five-hour cabinet meeting, Theresa May’s cabinet announced a Brexit withdrawal draft agreement the prime minister describes as “the best that could be negotiated”. Despite this, underlying divisions endure meaning it remains very likely parliament will reject May’s deal.

And an Australian researcher has explored how anti-Semitic images in Vienna were used to characterise Jewish people as an “Other” in the early twentieth century. Many of the cartoons featured do not necessarily encourage “violence and murder” but instead incite “banishment from the city and its social and political arenas,” echoing the modern nationalistic ideology of today.