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Here's what you need to know as a tumultuous week for Boris Johnson's government draws to a close.

Australia finally break England's brave resistance to retain the Ashes with a 185-run victory in the fourth Test at Old Trafford.

The victim was found after officers were called to "reports of suspicious activity".

Beanie Feldstein worked in a shop in the city ahead of her role in How To Build A Girl.

Richard Kershaw, who came close to dying in the crash, revisited the scene during a charity bike ride.

Andrew Griffiths resigned as a minister last year after a newspaper published the messages.

Mo Farah wins a record sixth consecutive Great North Run, while Brigid Kosgei sets a new half marathon world record to win the women's race.

The chancellor says we'll have to "wait and see" how the government would avoid breaking a new Brexit law.

Police said the vehicle was reported stolen in Newtown four days ago.

A £22m development will not be ready to welcome students, some of whom have already paid rent.

The government won't break the new law but will look at how it interprets it, a senior minister says.

About 57,000 runners are involved in the annual half-marathon between Newcastle and South Shields.

Three helicopters were scrambled amid fears an aircraft had broken up in the sky.

The device was left on a wall close to the town's police station and houses, a politician says.

Police condemn an attack in which a rag soaked in petrol was pushed through a letterbox.

British Airways pilots are to begin a two-day strike, with passengers told not to go to airports.

The announcement came after celebrities were paired with their professional dancers for the 2019 show.

The £22m project that could hold the key to saving the UK's coastline from erosion.

Robby Kojetin set his sights on climbing the world's highest mountain after freak accident.

Forty-six people died in an NI prison or within a fortnight of being freed in the past five years.