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Can the prime minister shut down Parliament to force a no-deal Brexit?

The killing of a man in Kentish Town comes hours after another man was shot dead in Sydenham.

A scheme allowing sellers of the magazine to take contactless payments is rolled out across the UK.

Ten contenders have been shortlisted to be crowned England's Tree of the Year.

Daisy-May Demetre was "really proud of herself" after the New York Fashion Week appearance.

A resident describes how he and his family escaped the Worcester Park blaze.

The front pages consider Boris Johnson's last Brexit moves before the suspension of Parliament.

Twenty fire engines are called to a blaze which has engulfed a four-storey building.

No 10 is calling on Labour to go to the polls, but opposition MPs want to rule out no-deal Brexit first.

UK restaurants waste a million tonnes of food a year, 75% of which could be eaten says charity Wrap.

Cambridge University is expecting its highest proportion of state school students since the 1980s.

A man blinded in one eye after an acid attack has regained his sight after pioneering surgery.

The Little Mix singer speaks out on cyber bullying and her experiences with online trolls.

BBC correspondent Frank Gardner tries water skiing for the first time since being shot 15 years ago.

They will be on trains to and from Mount Florida and on trains travelling back to Perth and Dundee.

Mikey Lane is on a quest to become a strongman champion.

No prime minister has ever successfully been impeached but Plaid say opposition parties could try.

What became of some of the 17,000 refugees allowed to settle in Britain after fleeing the Syrian war?

People who took out large loans say the thousands of pounds in savings they were promised have not materialised.

London Luton and Manchester T3 also did badly in the survey by consumer magazine Which?.