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Emotions run high as MPs return to work after Tuesday's Supreme Court verdict, ruling prorogation unlawful.

A court rules Freddy McConnell, who gave birth to a child, must be named "mother" on a birth certificate.

Chloe Russell, 14, missed out on school and a summer ball because of a neurological condition.

The funeral of the ex-Rangers player, who battled motor neurone disease, has taken place in Glasgow.

The Breakfast host went "beyond what guidelines allow for" in her response to his "go back" tweets.

MPs return to the Commons on Wednesday to debate the implications of the Supreme Court ruling.

The Labour conference has drawn to a close. What were the highlights?

Labour's Barry Sheerman makes a furious speech, calling the attorney general's statement "a disgrace".

Judges unveil the international artists shortlisted for the ninth £40,000 Artes Mundi prize in Cardiff.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex introduced four-month-old Archie to Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter Thandeka.

West Midlands Police paid out to ten Bristol City fans who were held before a Birmingham City game.

Many long-gone High Street names once graced the centre and Cliff filmed a video there.

Nothing could be done to save the 43-year-old after the attack in Widnes, Cheshire Police say.

Katrice Lee disappeared from a supermarket near a British Army base in Germany 38 years ago.

Football fan Tashan Daniel, 20, died in an "unprovoked attack" at Hillingdon, a source says.

The leave restrictions are believed to cover a six-week period between October and November.

The High Street closures are part of a plan to open more outlets in Sainsbury's supermarkets.

Teachers believe the new decor, which is like "grandma's living room", will improve behaviour.

It is the first time the Duke and Duchess's son has been seen during their 10-day tour of Africa.

Power company EDF says "challenging conditions" mean the final bill could now be up to £22.5bn.