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Administrators have a week to find a buyer for the company, best known for building the 'Boris Bus'.

A committee that scrutinises the London mayor's spending has asked the ex-mayor for further details.

"Specialist staff" have been deployed to HMP Long Lartin, a Category A jail in Worcestershire.

Katrice Lee disappeared from a supermarket near a British Army base in Germany in 1981.

Police say no arrests have been made and the west London station is closed.

Sead Kolašinac and Mesut Ozil were targeted by a gang in a north London street in July.

Key moments from the day Britain's highest court found the PM's decision to suspend Parliament unlawful.

The Labour leader says he will "put the people in power" as he announces affordable medicines plan.

The US president expresses support for the UK PM after the suspension of Parliament was ruled unlawful.

Ashley Martin drove from Bedfordshire and deliberately started a fire which killed Jay Edmunds and Billy Hicks.

Elaine Kerslake arranged a whip round for Thomas Cook staff on a flight after the firm collapsed.

Hotels are asking Thomas Cook customers for extra money to cover the rest of their holidays.

The DUP deputy leader also says the Supreme Court's ruling "must be respected".

Frome is the most mispronounced town in England, according to a team of linguists.

A man rings police 22 times in a week to belch down the line at emergency call handlers.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says Boris Johnson's attempt to shut down opposition to his Brexit plan "has failed".

Natalie Solari, 30, was jailed along with her three accomplices for a plot "that did not pay off".

We answer some of your questions about the Supreme Court ruling that suspending Parliament broke the law.

The Supreme Court president is known for championing equality - as well as her brooch collection.

The "disgusting" thief has been targeting deliveries at Kincraig Primary since June, staff say.