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EU staff and their families at UK universities face big decisions about staying after Brexit.

As the UK prepares to leave the EU, what about those who were too young to vote on Brexit?

The home secretary says British expats' status after Brexit has not been made clear by the EU.

It doesn't take into account extra spending associated with leaving the EU and potential economic impact

Liam Fox tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg concessions to Brexit rebels will not "fundamentally" change anything.

The Labour politician confirmed his intention to stand again for mayor in 2020.

The Wigan MP asks the PM why the information had been withheld.

Jeremy Corbyn challenges the PM over NHS spending figures.

An MP says leaked e-mails show officials discussing ways to deal with problems on Northern services.

The PM says a government bill on upskirting will be put forward on Thursday.

The UK's prime minister says the US is "wrong" to hold children in what appear to be cages.

Theresa May clashed with Jeremy Corbyn over the NHS and taxes - here are the key bits.

Critics call it a "dark day" as an EU committee adopts two controversial changes to copyright law.

The European Parliament's Brexit chief tells MPs the two sides must be clear about what they want.

The party has to be "pragmatic" because of MPs' strong views, the shadow transport secretary says.

Jeremy Fleming says the agency has helped foil at least four European terror plots in the past year.

MPs will vote on how much of a say Parliament should get if there is no Brexit deal.

The government confirms "kilt upskirting" will be covered as it prepares to introduce a ban.

John Mills - founder of the Labour Leave campaign - is threatened with being stripped of his broadcast licence.

Charlotte Caldwell, whose son Billy has severe epilepsy, welcomed the decision after campaigning for change.