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Theresa May dismisses speculation she could be ousted as PM over her EU withdrawal agreement.

Cerith Wyn Evans' giant glass instrument wins the Hepworth Prize for Sculpture.

Sir Billy was speaking as he unveiled his latest collection of drawings in Glasgow.

Sean Cox "will require care for the rest of his life" after he was attacked outside Anfield.

Hillgreen Care failed to protect vulnerable adults from a sexually "predatory" resident, a court found.

Theresa May is quizzed about a possible no-confidence vote from Conservative MPs and whether she will carry on.

How far does the draft agreement deliver 'control'?

What are the rules for challenging and electing a leader of the Conservative Party.

Outgoing executive chairman Richard Scudamore will get a £5m farewell bonus paid by clubs, the Premier League confirms.

Ian Naude was named as a suspect in three cases before he joined Cheshire Constabulary.

BBC experts answer your questions on the draft Brexit withdrawal agreement.

He will be the first UK rapper and grime artist to headline the festival.

BBC and correspondents unpick the detail in the government's withdrawal agreement documents.

Theresa May has agreed a draft Brexit deal with Brussels. What happens now?

RBS sinks 9% as fears over Brexit deal hits shares in banks and housebuilders, dragging FTSE 100 lower.

"Committed paedophile" Ian Naude was said to have joined the police for access to vulnerable girls.

Mitesh Patel hoped to move to Australia with £2m life insurance from his wife's death, jurors hear.

Stephen Cheatley's shot of lighting over Blackpool won the Weather Photographer of The Year title.

The ban on expensive designer coats came after discussions with pupils and parents, the school said.

The tribute to Hilda Burkitt is made up of 3,724 photos of "inspiring women" submitted by the public.