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As John Bercow steps down from the House of Commons chair, here are some of his memorable moments.

With Parliament suspended for five weeks, here's what politicians might be getting up to.

Tom, Danny, Dougie and Harry are back with a show and an album called The Lost Songs.

Around 115 retail staff are attacked every day in the UK, a study by City, University of London, says.

The cyclist ran a red light in the City of London, narrowly avoiding hitting a pedestrian who was crossing the road.

Presenter says true "climate emergency" isn't being shown and accuses I'm A Celeb of abusing animals.

The BBC confronts a British paedophile, who breached strict court orders by fleeing to Bulgaria.

The Labour leader says the party will commit to a public vote in the next general election.

Police blame dissident republican group the New IRA for the bomb which "would have killed or maimed".

In dramatic scenes in the Commons, MPs hold up signs, chant and sing songs to protest against the suspension.

The Mother of the House and Labour MP bids to replace John Bercow after he announced his departure.

The BBC's Iain Watson meets Labour voters in Nottinghamshire wrestling still wrestling with Leave vs Remain.

Farm union unveils plan to slash emissions and combat CO2 - but critics ask why no mention of meat?

The prorogation of the Commons saw unprecedented scenes with some MPs holding signs saying "silenced" while shouting: "Shame on you."

Roger Colvin is working with the trust that admitted failing his wife who died in its care.

The father of a man who suffered from mental health issues urges young people to seek help.

Health department sets new target to cut number of deaths by 10% in five years.

Speaker John Bercow's resignation leads the newspapers, as the reviews are in for the new Downton film.

Theresa May's closest advisers from her time at No 10 receive honours, as does the Met Police chief.

The suspension of Parliament begins and MPs reject a second call from Boris Johnson for a snap election.