BBC News
- Storm Dennis: UK set for month's worth of rain in 24 hours amid floods
- Immigration: No visas for low-skilled workers, government says
- Julian Smith: Boris Johnson approved Stormont agreement
- Tony Blair: Labour needs 'head-to-toe renewal'
- Dana Rohrabacher denies offering Assange a pardon from Trump
- Harry and Meghan's royal duties ending 31 March
- New polymer £20 featuring painter Turner enters circulation
- Caroline Flack's unpublished Instagram post released by family
- Wetherspoons boss travels 200 miles in carpet row
- BT account scammers jailed for £358k fraud
- Man, 102, fights off intruder at family home in Lincoln
- 'Vegans need their own shelf in the office fridge'
- The Brits mark turning 40 by refusing to look back
- Back To The Future is being rebooted - on stage, not on screen
- Caroline Flack death: Will people now 'be kind' in the media and online?
- 'My horse knew I had brain cancer before I did'
- Baby photos: Should Bounty be allowed to snap newborns?
- Football gambling links 'gone too far', ex-FA boss says
- Steve Coogan: We ignore the imbalance between rich and poor
- UK soldier deaths: Families ask why the Army let their sons down
- Brexit: Views on the government's immigration plans
- Brits 2020: Pop meets politics
- How overseas stag parties are hurting the environment
- Coronavirus cruise couple 'getting messed about'
- Patient plays violin during her brain surgery
- Newspaper headlines: Immigration plan 'backlash' and flooding crisis
- Storm Dennis: More heavy rain falls amid flood defence fears
- 'Urgent action' needed on prison pressures say MSPs
- Translink: Future of transport company 'in jeopardy' over funding
- Road-widening upgrade of A465 is £100m over budget
