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- London Tube strikes: What you need to know
- Met Police told about Al Fayed abuse decade earlier than it admits
- Happy birthday M1 as motorway turns 65
- GPs, care homes and hospices voice concern over Budget tax rises
- 'Drug pollution in stream has left me horrified'
- Marina: 'It's important to take the shame from bulimia'
- Snapchat most-used app for grooming, says NSPCC
- Brat crowned Collins Dictionary 2024 word of the year
- The Papers: 'Markets turn on Reeves' and 'soaring cost of sickness claims'
- Riot police called in as fireworks and bricks thrown at vehicles in Edinburgh
Brexit: Meaningful vote 'will happen by 12 March' - May
The prime minister says it will not happen this week, but will take place by 12 March.
Brexit: MPs to have final vote by 12 March, says May
Theresa May says there will be a "meaningful vote" on her Brexit deal two weeks before the UK leaves the EU.
Duke and Duchess of Sussex support Morocco girls' school
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit a rural school to show support for female education in the country.
Female genital mutilation: Children to be taught dangers
Pupils in England will be taught about the physical and emotional harm caused by female genital mutilation.
Hugo Palmer's mother visits Australian beach where belongings found
Hugo Palmer's mother said she was feeling "numb" as she visits beach where his belongings were found.
Man arrested in Leeds on suspicion of terrorist acts
The suspect is being held as part of a pre-planned operation into suspected extreme right-wing activity.
Jeremy Corbyn must take 'personal lead' on anti-Semitism - Watson
Labour's Tom Watson calls on his leader to "make a personal intervention" to rid the party of racism.
Missing Leah Croucher: Police visit 4,000 Milton Keynes homes
Leah Croucher was last seen on 14 February walking in the direction of her work.
Tom Watson: Jeremy Corbyn 'will share my horror'
Labour's deputy leader says he has sent Jeremy Corbyn a file on 50 party members who have made anti-Semitic comments that have "not been dealt with adequately".
Search launched after empty boat seen off Kent coast
The vessel was spotted near Walmer leading Border Force and HM Coastguard to launch an operation.
Probe launched into Bristol flats 'gas explosion'
Three people were injured in the blast in the Hartcliffe area of Bristol.
Pendine project in bid to bring rare orchid to firing range
The internationally protected fen orchid grows in the wild in only two locations in the UK.
Norse heritage celebrated at Sheringham Scira Festival
The event in Sheringham culminated in the burning of a longboat to send a Viking king to Valhalla.
Amber Peat: Father vows to continue 'personal fight' for her
Adrian Cook says his daughter was let down by the authorities who "didn't act when she spoke out".
Richard E Grant enjoys the Oscar ride
The actor doesn't think he'll win a prize, but is loving the experience of being nominated.
Period taboo: Why can't we talk about menstruation?
A new period emoji aims to take the stigma out of discussing a subject that is often taboo.
BBC Scotland TV channel prepares to launch
The new BBC Scotland TV channel will go on air for the first time later.
Brexit must not be frustrated, Theresa May vows
The prime minister addresses party activists ahead of a week of crucial votes in Parliament.
Brexit: What would it mean for UK pensioners living in Europe?
If you're claiming the UK state pension outside the UK how could Brexit affect your claim?
What has really happened since Macpherson's report
Twenty years after the Macpherson report - set up following the Stephen Lawrence murder - has anything changed?