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Syria air strikes: Theresa May faces MPs' questions
Opposition parties say Parliament should have been consulted before the military intervention.
Syria air strikes: Macron says he convinced Trump not to pull out troops
France's president also says he convinced his US ally to limit recent strikes to chemical sites.
Artificial intelligence must be 'for common good'
Artificial intelligence must never be given powers to hurt or deceive people. a parliamentary report says.
Car insurance cost drops for first time in three years
Reforms to laws on whiplash and a review of compensation are behind lower premiums, analysis finds.
MP Chris Davies could face fraud probe over expenses claim
Chris Davies says he made "an honest mistake" with a claim and has since repaid £450.
Russian spy attack: Incontrovertible evidence needed on Russia - Corbyn
Labour's leader wants to see "incontrovertible evidence" before accusing Moscow of the attack.
Jeremy Corbyn backs 'One Yorkshire' devolution deal
A plan to give Yorkshire more devolved powers is backed by 18 of the region's 20 local authorities.
Salisbury: 'Absolute evidence' needed
"Incontrovertible evidence" of Russian involvement in the ex-spy poisoning is needed, says Jeremy Corbyn.
Syria strikes will not 'turn tide'
Boris Johnson says the purpose of air strikes on Syria by the UK, US and France was to send a message.
Brexit: 'People's vote' campaign group launched
A group of politicians, celebrities and business figures want another referendum on Brexit.
What was hit?
The US says missiles hit targets "associated with the Syrian regime's chemical weapons programme".
Dover and Deal MP Charlie Elphicke investigated for alleged sex offences
Charlie Elphicke, MP for Dover and Deal, is "completely confident" of clearing his name.
Syria air strikes: US still 'locked and loaded' for new chemical attacks
President Trump vows to repeat Saturday's strikes on Syria if it carries out new chemical attacks.
Sir Patrick Stewart on campaign for Brexit deal vote
The actor said his "people's vote" campaign wanted a chance to consider the terms of divorce.
Syria air strikes: Action showed enough is enough - Boris Johnson
The foreign secretary says military action in Syria was about saying no to the use of chemical weapons.
UKIP's leader announces plans to quit on day he is confirmed
Gerard Batten, who was confirmed as leader on Saturday after running unopposed, will quit in 12 months.
Four RAF fighters bomb Syria 'chemical weapon stockpile'
Prime Minister Theresa May said there was "no practicable alternative to the use of force".
US and allies launch strikes on Syria chemical weapons sites
US, UK and France strike Syrian chemical weapons sites in biggest military action against President Assad so far.
John Stonehouse: The MP who faked his death
It's now 30 years since the death of John Stonehouse, the former Labour MP.
Corbyn: 'An escalation of the war is in no-one's interest'
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says military action in Syria should not go ahead "at the present time".