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- Why finding out about Sue Gray’s salary really matters
- The Papers: 'Walkie-talkie blasts' and conflict's 'new phase'
- Union criticises 'censorship' after play cancelled
- Man jailed for Telegram race hate posts amid riots
- Safe house pet Marley wins cat of the year award
- Scottish temperatures top 25C on warmest September day
- No holds barred in new film on Prince Andrew scandal
- Soldier buried in Netherlands 80 years after death
- Soldier buried in Netherlands 80 years after death
- Keir Starmer's top aide Sue Gray paid more than the PM
Brexit: MPs vote to seek a delay - but what happens next?
MPs have voted to ask the EU for a delay to Brexit, it means the UK may not now leave on 29 March.
Brexit: MPs vote by a majority of 211 to seek delay to EU departure
The UK may not now leave the EU on 29 March, if EU member states agree to grant a delay.
David Steel: Lib Dems launch investigation over Cyril Smith remarks
David Steel told a child abuse inquiry on Wednesday that he had "assumed" former MP Cyril Smith was an abuser, but took no action.
Vincent Kompany's apartments plan approved
The nine-storey development will be at the site of the former 1950s electrical works in Ancoats.
Savile: Knighthood committee 'told about abuse in 1998'
The committee received a letter that said "reports of a paedophilia nature" could emerge about Savile.
Penny that saved soldier's life to be sold
The coin, which the private kept in his breast pocket, deflected an enemy bullet in World War One.
Essex child abuse detectives guilty of misconduct
The prosecution said the officers' motivation was "laziness, self-preservation and a cynical disdain".
Olly Sheridan: Ellie Yarrow-Sanders whereabouts now known
Ellie Yarrow-Sanders had been on the run with her son Olly Sheridan since July.
Paul Scholes leaves role as Oldham Athletic manager
Former Manchester United and England midfielder Paul Scholes leaves his role as Oldham boss after 31 days in charge.
Cheltenham Festival: Frodon and Bryony Frost win Ryanair Chase
Bryony Frost creates Cheltenham Festival history as she guides Frodon to Grade One victory in the Ryanair Chase.
Phones crushed to reveal precious metals
Researchers are blending mobile phones to find out what rare and precious metals are in them.
Reading couple told by DVLA car 'doesn't legally exist'
The DVLA told the pair their Volkswagen Polo had been scrapped, but it was sitting on their driveway.
Heart operation mum refused school absences
Emma Payne said the school could not "compare my life to a SATs score - that is not acceptable".
Brexit: MPs face a 'stark' choice on delaying departure
The government urges MPs to back the PM's deal, as they debate delaying the UK's 29 March departure.
Tavis Spencer-Aitkens: Three found guilty of stab murder
Two men and a teenage boy are convicted of murdering Tavis Spencer-Aitkens who was stabbed 15 times.
Construction company Dawnus 'in administration'
Subcontractors of Swansea-based firm Dawnus say they have been told the company is in administration.
Your pictures on the theme of 'wonderful world'
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "wonderful world".
God of War, Red Dead Redemption and indie titles lead 2019 Bafta nominations
Big budget games and independent titles will compete across a variety of categories at a ceremony in April.
Knife crime: Number of offences at nine-year high
The figures show just over a third of the offences dealt with by the courts led to a jail sentence.
Brexit: Does the UK need to hold European elections?
If Brexit is delayed beyond 29 March, would the UK need to participate in May's European elections?