Theresa May is within tantalising reach of setting Britain on the path to Brexit as the “trigger” bill comes to a crunch vote in the House of Commons today. The government aims to remove amendments on EU nationals’ rights and send the legislation back to the Lords. ‘Learning styles’ a myth – Neuroscientists, academics and psychologists have sounded an alarm over the still-popular idea among educators that children need to be taught differently according to whether they are “visual, auditory or kinesthetic” learners. The FT says Theresa May is expected to get her Brexit trigger as MPs lack the numbers to attempt further amendments. Sign upIf you would like to receive the Guardian Morning Briefing by email every weekday at 7am, sign up here.

Source: The Guardian March 13, 2017 06:48 UTC