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Reality Check: The backstop explained
Confused by Brexit jargon? Reality Check unpacks the basics.
The students who fear for their ambitions amid college cuts
Teenagers share their views as staff and students prepare to protest against cuts to further education funding.
Teach children how to avoid dog bites, say MPs
Parents and schools need expert guidance, MPs say, as they call for a review into "dog aggression".
Is the EU really united over Brexit?
It's all to do with money and timing, says the BBC's Europe editor Katya Adler.
Dame Margaret Beckett says Brexit issues 'trump bad behaviour'
Former foreign secretary says dealing with Brexit "trumps bad behaviour'"
Women told they aren't 'thin enough' for eating disorder treatment, MPs told
MPs debating the stigma surrounding eating disorders say the "medical profession are failing patients with eating disorders".
John Bercow 'to quit as Speaker next summer'
John Bercow tells friends he wants to leave after 10 years in the job, the BBC understands.
Speaker: Commons needs new body to investigate bullying
An independent body is needed to investigate bullying, harassment and sexual misconduct allegations in the Commons, says John Bercow.
Bullying claims: Maria Miller tells John Bercow to quit
The Commons needs new leadership, after a report finds bullying and harassment not being dealt with, says the women and equalities committee chairwoman.
Tory MP Craig Mackinlay on trial over election expenses
Craig Mackinlay is accused of overspending in a bid to defeat Nigel Farage in South Thanet.
Pepper the robot tells MPs about artificial intelligence
Pepper the robot answers questions from MPs on the education select committee about helping to care for older people.
UK wage growth fastest for nearly 10 years
Wages rose at an annual pace of 3.1% in the three months to August, official figures show.
Speaker John Bercow should quit, says Maria Miller after Commons bullying report
The Speaker is under pressure after a critical report into bullying and harassment in the Commons.
Universal credit rollout delayed yet again
Documents seen by the BBC reveal plans to spend hundreds of millions of pounds to address problems with the system.
Brexit: Cabinet meeting kicks off crucial 48 hours
Theresa May will seek to rally senior ministers behind her as talks enter a critical phase.
Hostility to men and the elderly could become hate crimes
Misandry - the opposite of misogyny - and ageism could both soon be included in the definition.
Labour's Kate Green to head Commons standards committee
Kate Green was among those to vote in May against an inquiry into Speaker John Bercow's conduct.
Welfare reform 'driving women to sex work'
Ex-minister Frank Field claims women are being forced into prostitution by universal credit reforms.
Voters split over post-Brexit economy, survey suggests
One-third of Britons think the UK will be better off, but the same amount think it will be worse.
Firearms debate axed amid rebellion talk
Tory MPs were planning to oppose a total ban on "high energy" rifles in the Offensive Weapons Bill.