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Sir Oliver Letwin hopes the UK can maintain frictionless trade through a customs union.

The US Department of Agriculture is stopping its use of cats to research a deadly parasitic illness.

Every year a number of pregnant women flee from the UK to stop babies being taken into care. Are they at risk of exploitation?

Politicians and campaigners should take care not to "inflame" tensions around Brexit, a police chief says.

The island of Anglesey is the first UK county recognised for its fight against plastic pollution.

What are the issues facing older people when they decide they want to transition?

Researchers say the HPV immunisation programme introduced a decade ago has nearly wiped out the virus in vaccinated young women.

The England boss has surprised a former football hooligan who has got his life back on track.

Sensitive research and personal data is obtained in test cyber-attacks on UK universities.

Joe Davies' life changed after a man he thought was his friend threw drain cleaner at him.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs spent £40k to provide support for staff.

Thousands of firms have yet to report their gender pay gap ahead of a Thursday night deadline.

A House of Lords report says if you can solve the problem in Blackpool "you can solve it anywhere".

The skin is thin and vulnerable around the eyes, but people do not realise those bits are not protected.

Somali refugee JJ Roble is the first black, female, Muslim, hijab-wearing referee in the UK.

Front pages run the rule over the Brexit talks between the prime minister and Labour's leader.

The comments came as talks continue between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn to break the Brexit deadlock.

A "programme of work" is agreed while Jeremy Corbyn calls the talks "useful but inconclusive".

Tony Meadows, who was found dead with his wife Paula, previously told the BBC he flew the Queen in 1979.

Labour's leader says "not as much change as expected" came out of his Brexit talks with the prime minster.