UK must rejoin EU customs union, says Lib Dem Davey
Sir Ed will argue the move is needed to deal with the incoming Trump presidency in the US.
British hostage families hopeful for reunions
Families tell the BBC they're hoping for reunions with loved ones held in captivity for over 15 months.
Cloud over nuclear plant 'no cause for concern'
EDF said a reactor tripping out had caused a sudden release of "clean steam".
Borrowing costs fall after inflation surprise
Investors are now betting on an interest rate cut next month from the Bank of England.
Police probe drink spiking report in Parliament bar
A parliamentary researcher reported her drink had been tampered with at 6.30pm on Tuesday 7 January.
William has Wetherspoon pint with Aston Villa fans
He enjoyed a pint of cider with fans - but staff did not say who paid for the round of drinks.
Families failed by Covid jabs tell inquiry of pain
They said there was no support after the death and harm suffered by their loved ones.
Letby unit baby death rise 'not extreme' - inquiry
A statistics expert says eight deaths in one year would not have triggered an external investigation.
Government will try to block Gerry Adams payout - PM
It is believed Gerry Adams will pursue a compensation bid if the Legacy Act is repealed.
UK's Chagos deal on hold to allow Trump review
The biggest island, Diego Garcia, hosts a joint UK-US airbase which is of strategic importance.
Two charged with murder after burglary victim's death
Stephen Ridgeway, 72, died in hospital five weeks after being injured during a burglary at his home.
Council shake-up sees 18 request election delays
Local government minister Jim McMahon said there would be a "high bar" for postponing votes.
Rod Stewart joins King for time capsule ceremony
The singer and his wife took part in the 35th anniversary celebrations of the King's foundation at Dumfries House.
Welsh railways underfunded, UK government admits
Hopes of funding for new stations as opposition parties say not enough is being done.
Wrongly-convicted Malkinson 'vindicated' after review body chair quits
Andy Malkinson says the former chair of the miscarriages review body had been "made accountable".
New City minister's pro-China stance under scrutiny
Emma Reynolds - who replaces Tulip Siddiq - lobbied against restrictions on Chinese businesses in a previous job.
Murder charge after woman shot dead outside church
A man has been charged with murder after Michelle Sadio died in the shooting on 14 December.
Government will try to block Gerry Adams payout - PM
It is believed Gerry Adams will pursue a compensation bid if the Legacy Act is repealed.
Government will try to block Gerry Adams payout - PM
It is believed Gerry Adams will pursue a compensation bid if the Legacy Act is repealed.
UK's Chagos deal on hold to allow Trump to assess it
The biggest island, Diego Garcia, hosts a joint UK-US airbase which is of strategic importance.
