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One is pro-Brexit, the other wants a second referendum. So how did they get on over dinner?

Government should press ahead with plans to define such behaviour as domestic abuse, say campaigners.

Dr Olivette Otele is the first black woman to be made a professor of history in the UK and she's on this year's BBC 100 Women list.

Photographer Ed Gold lived alongside the off-grid community of Scoraig in the Highlands of Scotland.

The stars flick through a scrapbook of the last seven years - from dodgy haircuts to posing naked.

A population boom and spending squeeze has changed the way we spend money on schools.

Advice that could have saved one of Britain's oldest hotels was left out of a report, an ex-commander says.

Blood donors urged to keep appointments to avoid a dramatic slump in stocks over the festive period.

A single mum from Merseyside says she was forced into sex work due to delays in her benefit payment.

For 44 years, Deke Duncan's Radio 77 has boasted "the smallest audience in the country" - his wife.

The car manufacturer claimed to investigate all fires in its vehicles thoroughly.

Firms said higher running costs of small stores were behind variations such as bananas costing 9p or 25p.

Selkie the dog has helped children with bereavement and anxiety issues.

More than 10,000 young people went missing from the local authority care system in England in 2017.

Volunteers made 1,000 bowls of chicken soup for east London's homeless.

Wales' top prosecutor fears crimes go unreported as victims fear they will not be taken seriously.

Theresa May's attempts to win support for her draft Brexit deal is the focus of many of the papers.

The actress is back on stage for the first time in 12 years - and it has taken some getting used to.

An Ayr-based company says it could be a key ingredient in products including cancer drugs.

Women make up just 1.5% of apprenticeships in the construction industry but is change coming?