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The French president says Theresa May needs to sort out three key issues before talks turn to trade.

A new study examines how web use affected the 2017 poll.

Corbyn says conference speaking time will be "restricted," as big names like Andy Burnham miss out.

What did Theresa May's Florence speech tell us about her vision for Brexit?

Theresa May says an "implementation period" of two years "will create valuable certainty" for the UK and EU.

The Direct Entry scheme allows civilians with talent and outside experience to join forces in senior roles.

Ride-hailing app Uber "not fit and proper" to operate in London, transport regulator says.

Kirstene Hair did not vote in the EU referendum because there were "very strong" arguments on both sides.

Leanne Wood defends suspension of a member of Plaid Cymru assembly group as his supporters complain.

Black Rod is best known for a ceremonial role in the State Opening of Parliament.

Financial institutions will be required from January to look for accounts of illegal migrants.

Resources are being diverted from mainstream policing, the National Police Chiefs' Council says.

The PM will say in her Florence speech that both sides have a responsibility to get Brexit right.

The former prime minister, who died 12 years ago, has been the subject of a two-year inquiry.

Labour leader says the London mayor will speak in Brighton, after reports he would not get a slot.

Labour is meeting in Brighton for its first conference since its surprise general election result.

Labour's NEC passed a proposal for tougher action against anti-Semitism, to be put to next week's conference.

The average age of the three biggest UK-wide party leaders now 67.

The Tory Eurosceptic began his political career in Glasgow and became MP for Southend East in 1979.

Novelist Martin Amis says he's as depressed as his friend Ian McEwan about Brexit