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Theresa May backs customs compromise but Tory rebels may still defy her over vote on final deal.

The Leave.EU donor says claims Russia backed his campaign are part of a "fake news narrative".

Vulnerable elderly and disabled people will lose out, campaigners warn, as councils feel the squeeze.

Students are more likely to want a tougher line against drugs on campus, say researchers.

The UK PM says agreements should be honoured as Labour blames Donald Trump for event's "failure".

The former frontbencher says he learned of his sacking when he got a text message from a journalist.

The EU has criticised the UK's suggestion for avoiding a hard border in Northern Ireland.

Conservative MEP John Flack had intervened in the case of pregnant Penka.

Fewer than half of the 256 people made homeless in Grenfell Tower fire a year ago are settled in a permanent home.

An online guide has been designed to help Labour activists get rid of their current MP if they want a different candidate.

Stephen Kinnock says England players should protest against the Russian regime at the World Cup.

Labour MP Jess Phillips calls for trolls on social media to lose their anonymity online.

The departure of Sir Martin Sorrell from WPP should be explained says Lib Dem leader Sir Vince Cable.

The PM tells a newspaper her actions in the immediate aftermath made it seem she "didn't care".

A senior adviser to Italy's news interior minister says the EU should take responsibility for migrants.

After the Grenfell fire, the Westminster Hour asks if it time for high rises to come down.

Ministers table legislation at Holyrood to switch Scotland to an "opt-out" system for organ donation.

Transport Minister Humza Yousaf claims Scottish Labour has not yet contacted key witnesses after three months.

Charity Crisis sets out a comprehensive plan to make homelessness "a thing of the past" in 10 years.

Theresa May will urge potential Tory rebels to get behind the government in crucial vote on EU bill.