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Peers have defeated the government multiple times on key Brexit legislation - how far can they go?

The poet describes how becoming politically active led him to change his behaviour towards women.

BBC reporter Alex Taylor on the difficulties of commuting to work as a disabled person.

TV chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall gave evidence to MPs on how to tackle the epidemic.

"Lumbersexual cloud bread", the new regulator for universities accidentally tells students.

The government orders the deal to be investigated by the UK's media and competition regulators.

One small study suggests it might be the case - but is it just another moon-based old wives' tale?

An image of new Home Secretary Sajid Javid has sparked a debate about how to project authority and power.

With police to excavate a site in Germany near where toddler Katrice Lee was last seen, her father says he remains "certain she was abducted".

With police set to excavate a site in Germany near where Katrice Lee was last seen, her father says he remains "certain she was abducted".

Demolition workers are preparing to knock down seven chalets teetering on the brink of a cliff.

Mike Coupe apologises for singing "We're in the money" on the day of the company's biggest-ever deal..

The recall comes after a review of a neurology consultant at the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.

The celebrity chef says snacks like biscuits and chocolate are a "treat" in his house.

The annual event has been taking place for centuries and marks the arrival of spring.

Liam Fox rejects a Lords vote that would give Parliament a potentially decisive say over Brexit.

An archaeologist's daily journey to work comes with tales 1,000-years-old