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01/02/2017 MPs prepare to vote on Brexit

Legislation to trigger the formal process of leaving the EU expected to be approved

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02/02/2017 Iraq abuse lawyer struck off

Lawyer who brought torture and murder claims against British Iraq war veterans struck off

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03/02/2017 Trump's fresh Iran sanctions

President Trump imposes Iran sanctions - a year after measures lifted under nuclear deal

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04/02/2017 Trump to fight court ruling blocking his travel ban

The US president accuses a Seattle federal judge of undermining national security.

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05/01/2017 The National Front leader, Marine Le Pen, promises to eradicate terrorism.

Marine Le Pen promises to eradicate terrorism.

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06/02/17 Commons Speaker John Bercow 'strongly opposed' to President Trump addressing parliament

Speaker Bercow has been applauded by MPs for opposing Trump addressing parliament

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07/02/2017 MPs to be given vote on Brexit deal

They have been told that if they reject the terms, there will be no re-negotiation.

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08/02/2017 Labour accuses government of striking a "sweetheart deal" with Tory council to avoid a big rise in council tax

Jeremy Corbyn says ministers did a deal with Surrey Council

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09/02/2017 Ministers defend moves to scrap child refugee scheme

Ministers have defended a move to scrap a scheme to bring refugee children into the UK.

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10/02/2017 Iraq abuse investigation unit to shut down

Government to close unit investigating alleged misconduct by UK troops during Iraq war.

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11/02/2017 Law change could see journalists jailed

Proposed new law could see journalists and whistleblowers jailed

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12/02/2017 White House condemns North Korea missile test

The White House has pledged to respond after Pyongyang carried out a new missile test.

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13/02/2017 The Justice Secretary won't resort to "quick fix" solutions to cut prisoners

Liz Truss responds to concerns about overcrowding in jails in England and Wales.

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14/02/2017 North Korean leader's brother killed

The half-brother of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-Un, reported to have been murdered.

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15/02/2017 Trump slams illegal intelligence leaks.

Trump accuses intelligence agencies of leaks. US threatens to moderate Nato support.

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16/02/2017 Southern Rail drivers reject deal to end strike action

Southern Rail commuters face further travel misery.

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17/02/2017 Former PM Tony Blair calls for new movement to reverse the outcome of the EU referendum

Former PM Tony Blair calls for new movement to reverse the outcome of the EU referendum

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The far-right Dutch leader, Geert Wilders, has fiercely criticised Moroccan immigrants.

Geert Wilders calls Moroccan immigrants scum ahead of Netherlands general election.

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19/02/2017 Iraq claims progress against IS

Iraq claims progress against IS near Mosul; Kraft Heinz withdraws Unilever takeover bid

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20/02/2017 Lords debate Brexit

Theresa May takes rare step of attending Lords to watch debate on triggering Brexit

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21/02/2017 Heterosexual couple denied a civil partnership

A heterosexual couple have lost their latest legal battle to have a civil partnership.

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22/02/2017 Fiance convicted of author's murder

Ian Stewart killed Helen Bailey so he could have her 拢4 million fortune.

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23/02/2017 More EU citizens can stay in UK

Surge in number of EU citizens granted permission to stay in the UK since Brexit.

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24/02/2017 Corbyn won't stand down

The Labour leader to carry on, despite the party's defeat in the Copeland by-election.

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25/02/2017 Labour's deputy leader says the party must do better after losing to the Conservatives in Copeland

Tom Watson urges Labour to reconnect with core voters after Thursday's by-election defeat

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26/02/2017 Jeremy Corbyn urges unity in the wake of "disappointing" by-election defeat

The Labour leader tells his party now is not the time to give up or run away

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The first witness at the inquiry into historical child sexual abuse has urged the panel to "name the villains".

On an opening day which included an apology from the inquiry itself.

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28/12/2017 Sir Philip Green strikes BHS pension deal with regulator

Sir Philip Green is to pay 363 million pounds into the pension fund of BHS.

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01/03/2017 Peers urge government to guarantee rights of EU nationals in UK after Brexit

UN inquiry accuses Syrian government of war crimes during battle for Aleppo.

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Senior US Republicans have stepped up the pressure on President Trump's attorney general.

Over claims he lied under oath about contacts with the Russian government.

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