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It is the first review in 20 years of the law which protects an individual's reputation against false claims.

Ministers hail the UK's "world leading" pollution plan, but green groups call it a missed opportunity.

No deal would have a huge impact on Britons in other EU countries. What would it mean for them?

The PM says not leaving the EU is a possibility if MPs reject her deal in a Commons vote on Tuesday.

A standards panel will review the conduct of Scotland's first minister during an investigation into the Alex Salmond allegations.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has insisted that a general election is his top priority and he plans to negotiate a better withdrawal deal with the EU.

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay was questioned by Andrew Marr on whether the government is prepared, if Theresa May's withdrawal plan isn't backed by MPs.

Questions over trade with Switzerland and 70 other countries remain unanswered, a senior MP says.

Theresa May pleads with MPs to back the deal agreed with the EU when it is put to the vote on Tuesday.

Anti-austerity and pro-Brexit protesters are battling over the mantle of the French gilets jaunes.

A People's Vote event is held in Sheffield, as an anti-austerity rally takes place in central London.

Not leaving the EU could end centuries of "moderate" politics in the UK, the transport secretary says.

The government says sentences of six months or less are ineffective at cutting reoffending.

The phrase "Brits abroad" conjures up images of retirees in the sun, but the reality is complex.

The Irish government wants its close relationship with the UK to continue after Brexit.

Steffan Lewis had a big impact on Welsh politics in a promising career cut short by cancer.

The NI secretary says she believes a no-deal Brexit could put UK constitutional arrangements in jeopardy.

Mr Lewis, who was one of Wales youngest AMs, was diagnosed with terminal cancer in late 2017.

David Challenor was found guilty of 20 offences, including the rape of a 10-year-old girl.

MPs' work should not be impeded by 'intimidating' protesters, says Commons Speaker.