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Friends of a woman seeking asylum call for an investigation after she was buried without their knowledge.

Labour's Anneliese Dodds goes head-to-head with Piers Morgan on BBC Question Time over Trump's state visit to the UK.

The papers are dominated by the image of a boy and a veteran holding hands as part of D-Day commemorations.

The Labour Party candidate, Lisa Forbes, narrowly wins the Peterborough by-election by 683 votes.

Have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?

But Theresa May will remain UK prime minister until a new party leader is elected.

From dancing to being "bloody difficult", here are some of the best bits from the prime minister's tenure.

Opportunities are being missed to detect abuse and support vulnerable women, researchers say.

Business leaders and politicians urged to show leadership as the town's top employer prepares to leave.

Special protections are planned for minke whales and basking sharks in their feeding grounds around Scotland.

Julie Galloway is terrified that seven-year-old Alexa's medication will be confiscated if she returns home.

Joe Cattini looks back on the events of the D-Day landings 75 years on.

The plaque to the founder of Save the Children has borne the wrong name for 23 years.

What is it like making a living maintaining some of Britain's most remote and exposed structures?

How debit cards have replaced cash as the most popular way to pay in the UK - in graphics.

Reality Check takes a look at the numbers behind the Fifa Women's World Cup 2019

It's 70 years since George Orwell published the dystopian classic which introduced us to Big Brother.

Carmakers are facing a range of challenges, from slowing demand in China to stricter rules on emissions.

The government has hired consultants to help it ensure supplies of food and medicines after Brexit.

Two errors in extra-time gave the Netherlands a dramatic victory over England in their Nations League semi-final.