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A lack of toilets in cells at HMP Coldingley forces inmates to use buckets, prison monitors find.

Can lying about a vasectomy, an STI test or being on the pill make someone guilty of a sexual offence?

The DUP deputy leader says the "fundamentals" of Brexit haven't changed after Supreme Court ruling.

Labour MPs refer to murdered MP Jo Cox as they ask the PM to refrain from using "offensive" language.

Labour MP Paula Sherriff says the PM's use of words such as "betrayal" is offensive and dangerous.

In angry Commons scenes, the PM goads opposition parties to "finally face the day of reckoning" in an election.

"His failure to resign is an embarrassment," Mr Blackford tells the House of Commons.

Labour's leader refuses the PM's challenge to table a motion of no confidence in the government.

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson demands an apology from Boris Johnson for "illegally shutting down our democracy".

A helium balloon would lift a rocket to high altitude, before launching it.

Labour's leader says Boris Johnson is not fit for the office of prime minister and thinks he is above the law.

The PM accuses opposition MPs of "selfishness and political cowardice" as he addresses Parliament.

The neighbourhood officer was struck while attempting to stop a car, say police.

Footage shows the "terrifying" moment armed men threaten a guard before making off with an empty cash box.

Adnan Ahmed - who called himself Addy A-game - secretly filmed women and posted videos online.

An air ambulance was sent to Tata after reports of a worker needing urgent medical attention.

A murder trial hears how a mother kissed her son hours before his battered body was found in bed.

Kirsty Maxwell's family reject the view of Spanish prosecutors who say there is no evidence of a crime.

A junior minister insists Boris Johnson was not involved in £100,000 grant to cyber-security firm Hacker House.

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