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Theresa May condemns Tony Blair's new Brexit vote call
The PM accuses her predecessor of "undermining" talks with the EU and "insulting the office he once held".
MPs want halt to smart motorway rollout over safety concerns
The group backed campaigners who say having no hard shoulder puts motorists and recovery workers at risk.
Brexit: Theresa May told not to 'run down clock' on deal
A former minister urges the prime minister to give MPs a vote on her Brexit deal before Christmas.
Halt prison pepper spray plan, ministers urged
Campaign group's analysis suggests the spray is too often used "unsafely and inappropriately".
Brexit: A busy week, but has anything changed?
It's been a busy week in British politics, from Parliamentary squabbles to meetings with European leaders, and a confidence vote.
Brexit: Amber Rudd urges MPs to 'forge a consensus'
Politicians must compromise and find a plan that a majority in Parliament can support, minister says.
Labour's referendum strains
Labour's leadership is being urged to endorse another public vote on Brexit. But will they do it?
Theresa May's week in charts
Five charts about the prime minister's busy week
Juncker explains 'nebulous' remark
Jean-Claude Juncker has spoken about his exchange with Theresa May following his comments about her proposals.
Our Future, Our Choice's on another EU referendum
Voters have a clearer idea over relations with other European nations, says Lara Spirit of the Our Future, Our Choice group.
Brexit: More assurances for MPs possible says May
Theresa May is seeking "further clarification" to satisfy MPs after "robust" exchange with EU chief.
Anneli Roberts, aka Pigletish, on mental health help
Anneli Roberts started to write about her mental health journey two years ago when she was diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
New Brexit referendum logical, says Tony Blair
MPs may end up backing a new referendum "if none of the other options work", the former PM says.
Brexit: No visa but Britons will pay €7 to travel to EU countries
Britons will not need a visa but will have to apply for a travel document, which lasts for three years.
May and Juncker share quiet Brexit word at EU summit
Theresa May shares a quiet word with Jean-Claude Juncker at the start of Friday's Brussels summit.
How could another Brexit referendum work?
Tony Blair has renewed his call for another referendum, but is there enough time?
Blair: EU leaders think Brexit is 'big mistake'
Tony Blair says the EU would help the UK remain if it was "prepared to think again".
David Dimbleby: Goodnight, but not goodbye
The Question Time presenter has hosted his final show after 25 years in the hot seat.
Our Brexit deal is at risk, May warns EU leaders
The PM says the withdrawal deal "can be passed" but MPs must be assured the backstop is not a "trap".
New referendum 'undermines democracy'
Labour frontbencher Angela Rayner says holding another referendum could "make us more divided".