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The deputy leader and others are caught napping during an important meeting.

Johanna Konta secures a dramatic victory over Angelique Kerber after recovering from a heavy fall on match point in Eastbourne.

Lord Patten says China's ambassador to the UK doesn't understand what democracy is.

Two people have "life-changing" injuries after a corrosive substance was thrown on to them.

The 52-year-old is under arrest on suspicion of lying that his wife and son had died in the blaze.

If male MPs no longer need to wear ties in the House of Commons chamber, do people in other jobs?

A couple whose charity helps repatriate people who have died abroad win a £1m lottery jackpot.

The chairman of the tower fire probe meets survivors after travelling to the site in west London.

Culture secretary is "minded to" refer Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox takeover of Sky to the competition authority.

The conviction is the first of a traditional fox hunt under legislation introduced in Scotland in 2002.

Sleeves are big, skirts are long and flesh is covered. Why the latest fashion trend is modest dressing.

Pride In London says it 'misjudged' slogans used in its campaign promoting LGBT+ awareness events.

Concerns that buses were ignoring a 15mph limit led to a councillor taking matters into her own hands.

Gayle Newland impersonated a man for more than two years and tricked her female friend into sex.

Tania Gergeln had ECT for severe bipolar disorder while pregnant with her second daughter.

The Speaker says "businesslike attire" is needed but this does not have to include a tie.

A commuter group has been campaigning for a judicial review into the government's handling of Southern rail.

Jeremy Corbyn fan Adele Shepherd has had a tattoo of the Labour leader on her arm.

As the popular reality TV show reaches its half-way point, we pick out some of its biggest moments.

The park shed where DIY experts give their time to teach others their skills

The parents of 21-year-old 'Jihadi Jack' from Oxford describe the last time they spoke to him.

The family of Hillsborough's 96th victim say they will continue to support relatives of the other 95.

Speaker John Bercow says he does not think it's essential for male MPs to wear ties in the Commons.

Makram Ali had been taken ill before being struck near a north London mosque, an inquest hears.

A father whose son was killed by his former partner says people in power ignored his concerns.