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Stephen Barclay 'hasn't spoken to EU about delaying Brexit'
Stephen Barclay says he has not spoken to the EU about postponing Brexit if MPs reject Theresa May's deal.
England 'needs millions of homes to solve housing crisis'
The charity Shelter claims new social housing could be paid for by benefit savings in the long-term.
Brexit: MPs try to limit government's no-deal financial powers
MPs will later seek to limit the government's financial powers in the event of Brexit without a deal.
Anna Soubry: 50 MPs write to Met Police chief over 'Nazi' abuse
More than 50 MPs raise "serious concerns" after Anna Soubry was verbally abused outside Parliament.
The post-holiday, Happy New Year, Brexit's back quiz
A quiz to help you catch up with everything that happened in Brexit in 2018
Mark Drakeford 'nervous' before First Minister's Questions
Mark Drakeford is "nervous" about being grilled by AMs in his debut question time as first minister.
Police to get new powers to tackle illegal drone use
Exclusion zones around airports will be extended and drone users will have to be registered under the plans.
Anna Soubry urges police action after 'Nazi taunts' outside Parliament
Anna Soubry was verbally abused outside Parliament by protesters during a live BBC interview.
Brexit: Corbyn's urgent question calling for EU talks update
The PM needs to say "exactly what legal assurances have been given" by EU leaders, Jeremy Corbyn says.
Brexit: Anna Soubry MP shouted down by protesters on TV
A Conservative MP briefly stops a live BBC interview in Westminster as protesters chant "Soubry is a Nazi".
Mark Drakeford could back staying in EU if new referendum called
But the first minister set hurdles in the way of outright support for a new referendum.
Brexit: PM 'working to get further EU assurances'
The PM says plans specific to Northern Ireland will be among those set out ahead of next week's vote.
Brexit: Operation Brock lorry park A256 trial 'too little too late'
Nearly 90 lorries left a disused airport near Ramsgate to follow a route in convoy to Dover.
James Graham's TV drama recalls EU referendum campaign
A Channel 4 drama with Benedict Cumberbatch looks back to some of the key figures and moments of the 2016 EU referendum campaign.
Thornberry 'suspects' Labour will sign no no-deal Brexit letter
Labour figures are likely to join more than 200 MPs who have signed a letter to Theresa May, urging her to rule out a no-deal Brexit.
Brexit: Margot James says Article 50 could be extended
Digital Minister Margot James says that Article 50 could be extended if MPs reject Theresa May’s deal next week.
Sturgeon: MPs have 'duty to decide' on new Brexit plan
Nicola Sturgeon says MPs have a "duty" to unite around an alternative to the UK government's Brexit deal.
Facebook takes down Britain First ads
Ads for a petition to stop a mosque being built in Kent appeared on Facebook over the Christmas period.
Should the UK be raising rather than lowering the voting age?
On the 50th anniversary of 18 year-olds being given the vote - some wonder if this should be reversed?
Brexit: 200 MPs call on Theresa May to rule out no deal
The MPs - including Leave and Remain supporters - have signed a letter to the prime minister.