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Boundary changes: Final proposals to be published
The recommendations, which will reduce the number of MPs by 50, will be presented to Parliament later.
Tools for truth
As disinformation tools get smarter, some are finding ways to spot the fakes before they get shared.
Unions call for four-day working week
The TUC is using its annual conference to call for a technology-enabled shorter working week.
Javid warning to Russian spy poisoning suspects
The home secretary warns the Salisbury attack suspects they'll be caught if they step out of Russia.
Novichok suspects 'will probably never' leave Russia
Home Secretary Sajid Javid said it was unlikely Russia would extradite its citizens.
Brexit: TUC issues new EU referendum warning to May
The Trades Union Congress will demand a "popular vote" unless it is happy with the final deal.
TUC's Brexit warning to May: We could demand "popular vote"
Boss Frances O'Grady said the union would demand a "popular vote" if the deal failed working people.
PSNI chief warning over post Brexit threat
George Hamilton accused some Westminster politicians of failing to understand the dangers of terrorism in NI.
Boris Johnson compares Chequers deal to 'suicide vest'
The former foreign secretary claims the PM's Brexit plan has "handed the detonator" to the EU.
'Same roof' criminal compensation scheme rule ended
Ministers scrap a rule which meant some victims were refused payouts as they lived with their attacker.
John McDonnell condemns 'call off the dogs' comments
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell rejects claims MPs critical of Jeremy Corbyn are being driven out of the party.
Chuka Umunna tells Jeremy Corbyn to 'call off the dogs'
The anti-Brexit backbencher claims Jeremy Corbyn is driving centre-left MPs out of the Labour Party.
Divorce law: Ministers plan overhaul to cut 'antagonism'
Potential "landmark moment" hailed as a consultation on "no-fault" divorce is set to be announced.
Cooking with physical and mental heath issues
Learning to cook with tinned food is becoming popular as more people are turning to foodbanks and struggling to feed themselves, says Jack Monroe
PM 'retains' confidence' in Northern Ireland secretary Karen Bradley
Karen Bradley described NI politics as a "very different world" to her experiences as an English MP.
Room on top?
Corbyn supporters have their say on MP de-selections and why they want a bigger role in policy-making.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn on Tony Blair's criticism
Jeremy Corbyn emphasises his party's aspirations following criticism by former PM Tony Blair.
Boris Johnson and wife Marina Wheeler to get divorced
Former foreign secretary and wife Marina Wheeler confirm that they have separated.
Labour's Joan Ryan and Gavin Shuker lose no-confidence votes
Labour MPs Joan Ryan and Gavin Shuker tell constituents they will not quit over local party votes.
SNP MP Angus MacNeil 'will continue to appear on RT'
Angus MacNeil says he will still speak to the channel despite his party's Westminster leader saying it is a tool of the Russian state.