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May survives - but for how long?
So Theresa May lives to fight another day. In the end, the bid to oust her failed. But the Prime Minister did not emerge unscathed. She won a confidence vote by 200 to 117, but that means more than a third of her own MPs (and well over half of backbenchers) think her time is up. It was a result for Mrs May, but not a victory. As Steven Swinford reveals here, at least three Cabinet ministers have made detailed preparations for leadership bids. What next? We explain all here.
Back to "getting on with the job", Mrs May heads to Brussels today. Her dilemma has not changed: how to convince the EU to tweak the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement so it will be passed by Parliament. She will address EU leaders at the two-day European Council, but as my colleagues in Brussels report, they will only give her 10 minutes of their time. Follow all the latest here.
Deadly high-speed train crash
At least four people have been killed and dozens injured after a high-speed train crashed in the Turkish capital early this morning. Dramatic pictures from the scene show the train hit an overpass after a collision with another locomotive. Chris Graham has more on the developing story.
Peak heart attack risk time revealed
It might be the most wonderful time of the year, but scientists have found that the risk of having a heart attack actually peaks at 10pm on Christmas Eve. It suggests that stress and over-indulgence can be deadly. Here is more.
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Comment
Nick Timothy | There is no doubt Theresa May's Brexit deal is dead
Janet Daley | Brexiteers are the only honest people left in Tory politics
Shane Watson | 14 things to avoid if you want some sleep this Christmas
Business briefing
A second Canadian citizen has been detained in China, heightening fears that Beijing is retaliating against Ottawa for the arrest of Huawei telecoms executive Meng Wanzhou. Canada says it has not heard from entrepreneur Michael Spavor since he said he was being questioned by officials. More here.
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard | Recession risk leaves EU acutely vulnerable
Ben Marlow | Festive cheer looks in short supply for the high street
Investment tip | Income trusts with high yields - and large discounts
Sport briefing
Valencia 2 Manchester United 1 | On a forgettable night for Manchester United, Jose Mourinho's side slumped to defeat with a typically wet and woolly display, writes James Ducker. Read his full match report here.
Manchester City 2 Hoffenheim 1 | Leroy Sane scores twice in tough test
'It hurts to talk about it' | Arsenal footballer reveals racist abuse aged 12
James Corrigan | Sports Personality of the Year grows even more farcical
And finally...
A Christmas grotto Santa Claus has been branded a "disgrace" by parents after he tore off his beard and swore in front of children. The Father Christmas in St Ives reportedly lost his cool after a smoke machine at a children's party happening in the same building set off the fire alarm. Read more here.
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