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Health bosses aim to focus on preventing ill-health as part of plan to create NHS fit for 21st century.

The shadow health secretary says the party is committed to voting against Theresa May's Brexit deal.

The prime minister is asked about the the Brexit vote in Parliament, which was pulled last month, and how much longer she plans to be her party's leader.

Theresa May told Andrew Marr that the 'search for the perfect deal' could get in the way of a good deal.

The councillor for the harbour area says the port will not have the facilities for planned cargo freight.

The rocky road to Brexit has made it a turbulent year in British politics. Jo Coburn - from the BBC's Politics Live - takes a look back at a seismic 12 months.

A vote on whether to move three million people onto the new benefit system is pushed back.

Theresa May again urges MPs to back her deal - but a poll suggests only one in four voters backs it.

About 500 migrants attempted to travel to the UK on small boats in 2018.

The prime minister promises "world class" treatments, but experts warn it will be tough to deliver.

An extra £5m will be spent helping to remove bombs left by Islamic State fighters, the government says.

Is the prime minister any closer to getting MPs' backing for the UK's deal for exiting the EU?

The party says it is "more alarmed" than ever about what the deal will mean for Northern Ireland.

The foreign secretary says he's worried about Paul Whelan, held in Russia on suspicion of spying.

The transport secretary expects no disruption at Dover under any circumstances. What if he is being over-optimistic?

University leaders say time is running out to avoid damage to funding and research from a no-deal Brexit.

Irish and German leaders speak on the phone and agree draft Brexit deal will not be changed.

Petition calls for debates to become a "regular fixture" and mediated by an independent commission.

Government defends Seaborne after it uses terms apparently intended for a takeaway food firm.

Petrol stations are being accused again of ripping off motorists by increasing their profit margins.