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Westminster crash: Salih Khater named as suspect
Police are given more time to question Salih Khater over alleged attempted murder and terror offences.
Wreath row explained
Why people are talking about Jeremy Corbyn's visit to a Tunisian cemetery in 2014.
Tory MPs complain over peer's Tunisia trip
Zac Goldsmith and Robert Halfon call for an investigation into Lord Sheikh.
Inside the Jeremy Corbyn wreath row cemetery in Tunisia
The BBC's Rana Jawad has been to the cemetery in Tunis that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn attended in 2014.
Gordon Brown says Jeremy Corbyn 'has to change'
The former prime minster says immediate action is needed to tackle the "sore" of anti-Semitism within Labour.
Tom Tugendhat 'changed nappy during live interview'
Tom Tugendhat describes 'Radio Roulette' - booking interviews while home alone with his kids.
Regulated rail fares to increase by 3.2% next year
The rise, determined by inflation, could add more than £100 to the annual cost of getting to work.
Welsh Assembly leader polls 'opportunity to change politics'
Party contests offer an "unprecedented opportunity" to change the face of politics, campaigners say.
Rail fares rises: Grayling pleads with unions and train firms
Chris Grayling asks the industry to use a lower inflation measure for future fare and wage increases.
Westminster crash: Raids after suspected terror attack
Searches take place in Birmingham and Nottingham as a man is held after a crash outside Parliament.
Brexit: Jeremy Hunt begins tour of European ministers
The foreign secretary says the EU faces a "strategic choice" about whether to strike a Brexit deal.
Jeremy Corbyn will not apologise over Tunisia wreath row
The Labour leader says he was at an event in 2014 in order to promote peace in the Middle East.
UK unemployment at lowest since 1975
Jobless total falls to 1.36 million in the three months to June - the lowest for more than 40 years.
Westminster car crash: Man arrested on suspicion of terror offences
A man has been arrested on suspicion of terror offences after two people were injured in the crash.
Armed police at Westminster crash site
Officers responded after a vehicle crashed into security barriers at 07:37.
Social housing proposals 'to give tenants greater power'
The government outlines proposals to help social housing tenants hold their landlords to account.
Environment minister Therese Coffey defends Roundup weedkiller tweet
A minister who sparked a Twitter storm by promoting a controversial weedkiller defends her action.
Jeremy Corbyn pressed over 'terror memorial' claims
The Labour leader responds to criticism of his presence at a 2014 wreath-laying ceremony in Tunisia.
Jeremy Corbyn reacts to 'terror memorial' claims
The Labour leader defends his presence at a wreath-laying ceremony said to have honoured the perpetrators of the Munich Olympics terror attack.
Abortion clinic buffer zone announcement expected 'next month'
'Complex' review will report in September, Home Secretary Sajid Javid tells cross-party campaigners.