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David Steel: Lib Dems launch investigation over Cyril Smith remarks
David Steel told a child abuse inquiry on Wednesday that he had "assumed" former MP Cyril Smith was an abuser, but took no action.
Cornwall MP ridiculed over knife GPS tweet
Scott Mann suggested all knives should be fitted with GPS trackers and put on a national database.
Brexit: Does the UK need to hold European elections?
If Brexit is delayed beyond 29 March, would the UK need to participate in May's European elections?
DUP talk to government about Brexit deal
Speaking from the US, Arlene Foster said there are tests the deal must meet before her party will back it.
Why the Vienna Convention is being discussed
The international treaty on treaties provides a way out for countries if unexpected things happen.
Four Brexits and a Divorce: What do MPs want?
Cross-party groups of MPs have spent months working on their own ideas for leaving the EU.
Brexit Article 50: Tusk to ask EU to consider long extension
The European Council president's intervention comes ahead of a UK vote on extending the deadline.
Bloody Sunday soldiers await prosecution decision
Charges, including murder and attempted murder, are being considered against 17 British Army veterans.
Views from Sunderland: Will Brexit happen on 29 March?
As MPs hold crunch votes in parliament, people in pro-Leave Sunderland share their Brexit frustrations.
Brexit: MPs to vote on delaying leaving the EU
The PM will also make a third attempt to get her deal through Parliament in the coming days.
Brexit: Will the EU accept a delay to Article 50?
Brussels reporter Adam Fleming explains what a potential delay to the triggering of Article 50 would mean.
How MPs rejected a no-deal Brexit
In non-binding votes, the House of Commons has said "no" to Britain leaving the EU without a withdrawal deal.
2019 European elections: Nigel Farage on UK taking part
The former UKIP leader is getting ready for May's European elections saying it was "pretty much unavoidable" that Brexit will not have happened by then.
Corbyn: Extending Article 50 is 'now inevitable'
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says MPs have ruled-out both a no-deal Brexit and the prime minister's deal.
May: MPs 'need to face up to consequences of their decisions'
The PM says MPs should face up to the consequences of their decisions, after they ruled out leaving the EU without a deal.
MPs vote to reject no-deal Brexit
The government loses by four votes as MPs reject a no-deal Brexit, in a non-binding vote.
Brexit: MPs reject any no-deal option by 312 to 308
MPs reject a no-deal Brexit by 312 to 308 in a non-binding vote, despite the government whipping Conservatives not to back it.
What is a no-deal Brexit?
MPs are set to vote on whether the UK should leave the EU without a deal or not - what does it mean?
Boris Johnson historical child sex abuse comments 'horrific'
Abuse victims react to the MP's view that police funds were "spaffed up the wall" on historical claims.
Brexit: Chancellor Philip Hammond calls for cross-party compromise
The chancellor asks for cross-party consensus, despite the PM still appearing to back her own deal.