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May 'trying to avoid Brexit cliff edge'
Theresa May tries to reassure businesses fearing a sudden "cliff edge" change in rules once the UK leaves the EU.
Jo Cox murder accused 'had Nazi material'
Nazi-related material was found at the home of the man accused of killing MP Jo Cox, a court hears.
Fabric agrees licensing deal to reopen
London club Fabric will reopen after agreeing to ban anyone dealing or taking drugs for life.
Former leader Diane James quits UKIP
Former UKIP leader Diane James quits the party, saying it is time to move on.
Travel disruption in flood-hit areas
Roads are shut and trains diverted because of flooding in parts of England already battered by Storm Angus.
UK considering Donald Trump state visit
The UK government is considering inviting Donald Trump for a state visit, Downing Street says.
Police looking into Strictly attack
Police ask the BBC for information after Strictly Come Dancing pro Gorka Marquez is assaulted.
Writer William Trevor dies aged 88
William Trevor, the Irish novelist, playwright and short story writer, dies at the age of 88.
Kabul mosque suicide attack kills dozens
A suicide bomber kills at least 27 people at a Shia Muslim mosque in the Afghan capital, Kabul.
Parking bays widened for bigger cars
Car park spaces are having to be enlarged as family cars and 4x4s get bigger, a provider says.
S Africa 'pesticide pastor' condemned
A South Africa pastor who sprayed his congregation with insecticide is widely condemned.
Queen joke breached Ofcom rules
Radio show Don't Make Me Laugh, which received complaints after broadcasting jokes about the Queen on her 90th birthday, is found in breach of Ofcom rules.
Kanye cancels tour following stage rant
Rapper Kanye West cancels all remaining dates on his Saint Pablo tour, US media reports.
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