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Brexit: More assurances for MPs possible says May
Theresa May is seeking "further clarification" to satisfy MPs after "robust" exchange with EU chief.

Brexit: No visa but Britons will pay €7 to travel to EU countries
Britons will not need a visa but will have to apply for a travel document, which lasts for three years.

Royal Family: Christmas card images by Harry, Meghan, William and Kate
A new wedding picture of Harry and Meghan and a family snap of the Cambridges are among the seasonal greetings.

Gary Lineker row: What can BBC presenters say and not say?
Gary Lineker has been criticised for publicly airing his political views - but is it ok for him to do so?

Man who had ears sliced off in Blackburn street attack dies
Sajed Choudry also suffered a fractured skull during a "large scale disturbance" in the street.

Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo: The view from the edge of space
Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo rocket ship has made a successful test flight, 82.7km above the Earth's surface.

Cohen says Trump knew hush money payment was wrong
Donald Trump's convicted ex-lawyer insists he was directed by his boss to make hush money payments.

Teen guilty of murdering Viktorija Sokolova in park
A 16-year-old boy has been found guilty of raping and murdering 14-year-old Viktorija Sokolova.

Money spill on US highway sparks cash grab
Motorists stopped their vehicles and rushed to collect bills scattered on Route 3 in New Jersey.

Happy Christmas Roy: Wizzard star's stolen van returned
Guitars and amps belonging to The Roy Wood Rock 'n' Roll Band were inside the vehicle.

Sondra Locke: Any Which Way You Can actress dies aged 74
Locke was best known for starring in the six films she made with her then-partner Clint Eastwood.

Did you see the Geminid meteor shower?
Images of the Geminid meteor shower that was seen from around the world

Strictly Come Dancing final: What makes a winner?
Is there a formula to how a celebrity wins Strictly Come Dancing?

Quiz of the Week: Why were women banned from the Cresta Run?
It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?

David Dimbleby's famous Question Time moments
From ejecting members of the public to questions about his robotic alter ego, the QT host has had some memorable moments during 25 years in the hot seat.

Yellow Vests: Is the symbol spreading across Europe?
The clothing has been used in demonstrations on a wide variety of subjects, in countries across Europe. But what's behind the vest, and what's its future?

County Lines: Drug gangs destroying lives and communities
Young and vulnerable people are being exploited by drug gangs from large urban areas in a practice called County Lines.

Shrewsbury pre-school group invites pensioners to festive party
A mother and toddler group invites local pensioners to its Christmas party.

Theresa May confidence vote: What was going on in committee room 14?
The other-worldly aura of the committee room where Mrs May's fate was announced.

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