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PM Theresa May has said there should be a transition period of "about" two years after Brexit.

The notebook contains a range of weird and wonderful recipes and tips, including advice for moustache care.

First made in the 1700s, this Yorkshire dish is enjoying a surge in popularity.

The head of a G4S-run immigration removal centre at the heart of a Panorama investigation has resigned, the BBC has learned.

The boss of a man released without charge over the Parsons Green attack thinks the police have a lot to answer for.

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

Transport for London (TfL) has said it will not renew the ride-hailing app firm Uber's licence.

Toby Liu's Mensa success means his IQ is in the top two percent of the UK population.

Drivers and passengers react to news that Uber's licence in London will be revoked.

Bartholomeo Joly de Lotbiniere, who appeared on University Challenge in 2015, is acquitted of rape.

A 44-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of murder is believed to be the mother of Archie Spriggs.

High street brands are currently enamoured with unicorns, mermaids, My Little Pony and Polly Pocket.

Ahmed Hassan, 18, is charged with attempted murder over last Friday's bomb attack on a London Underground train.

The Police Federation says a growing proportion of officers think they should be routinely armed.

Schools are asking parents to dip into to their pockets to boost their funds, a survey says.

Ex-Norwich City player Cedric Anselin said he considered taking his life.

We look at who has taken the top global spot and which British women are the wealthiest.

The 77-year-old's mother had kept hold of the envelope, and the money inside, to give back to him one day.

Owen Scott, of Fawley, Hampshire, is due to stand trial on 29 January.

Greg James and A.Dot will host a new, weekly music show on BBC One, live from Television Centre.

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

The owner of Aladdins Fried Chicken in Hounslow says abuse began after an employee was arrested.

There was an error in size pricing at his LA gig which meant some fans had to pay more.

The town immortalised by 'The Office' is a "prime spot" for jobs and a good quality of life.

A key organiser of the Maze Escape, now a 'born again' Christian, has spoken for the first time .