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Truss: I lock my daughter's phone in a box to restrict screen time
Liz Truss tells Pienaar's Politics parents should restrict their children's use of social media.
Carwyn Jones 'not done yet' says Jeremy Corbyn
The UK Labour leader pays tribute to Wales' first minister, who has announced he is to step down.
Windrush: Benjamin Zephaniah wants immediate action
Poet Benjamin Zephaniah is not convinced by promises of compensation for those affected by the scandal.
Town crier explains what local councils actually do
A town crier took to the streets of Norwich ahead of the local council elections on 3 May.
No-deal Brexit 'disastrous' for food firms
Free trade with the EU post-Brexit is "crucial" for UK food and drink firms, says a committee of MPs.
Security services 'to get more power to stop attacks'
Security services will get more powers to stop terror attacks, according to a leaked document.
Jeremy Hunt threatens social media with new child-protection laws
The health secretary wants action from the sites on underage use, bullying, and screen-time limits.
Corbyn speaks to Welsh Labour as Carwyn Jones quits
Welsh Labour conference delegates are still reeling from news that Carwyn Jones is standing down.
Carwyn Jones to quit as first minister after the 'darkest of times'
Carwyn Jones announces he will step down as Wales' first minister in the autumn.
Theresa May: Compensation for Windrush generation
The prime minister says people who were treated unfairly will receive payments "where appropriate".
Two-child benefit limit lawful, court rules
Families lose legal challenge to government over limiting some benefits to first two children.
Somerset County Council funding problems
Somerset residents explain how some services are under threat as councillors have to meet savings targets.
Rubbish and recycling: Dan Webb and Matt Kilcoyne
Dan Webb has spent the year turning his rubbish into art, to highlight the waste from food packaging.
Corbyn's 'admiration and respect' for Arsene Wenger
Arsenal fan Jeremy Corbyn pays tribute to Arsene Wenger after the manager announced he would be leaving the club.
Delayed Brexit immigration plans 'due in months'
White Paper on post-Brexit migration plans still being prepared, amid reports of cabinet row.
Ofcom seeks to scrap local TV roll-out
The media regulator says launching more local TV stations in the UK is not viable.
Legal Q&A
Questions from those affected by the Windrush immigration row answered by an immigration lawyer.
Prince Charles to be next Commonwealth head
Commonwealth leaders agree that Prince Charles will be the next head of the organisation, BBC understands.
Peer charged over height of hedges
The peer has stated he will cut the hedges by 18 May, a court has been told.
Tributes as Tessa Jowell visits Commons for cancer debate
Speaker John Bercow was among those who paid tribute to Tessa Jowell, as she returned to the Commons to attend a debate on cancer treatment.