BBC News
- Brexit: EU says no to May on renegotiating deal
- Five-week-old baby boy dies after Yaxley dog attack
- Work begins to remove Severn toll booths on M4
- Man who had ears sliced off in Blackburn street attack dies
- Jamie Acourt: Lawrence murder suspect 'attacked in jail'
- Boy, 4, uses Siri to call 999 after mum collapses
- Why did Rachel Johnston die after having all her teeth removed?
- Teething gels to be taken off supermarket shelves
- Army's £113m recruitment website 'was 52 months late'
- Watchdog bans 'harmful' gender stereotypes in adverts
- Tourist pound now down at close to just one dollar
- Chelsea condemn anti-Semitic chants in MOL Vidi Europa League game
- County Lines: Drug gangs destroying lives and communities
- Dimbleby: Goodnight, but not goodbye
- Severn tolls: 'I've been asked for a Big Mac and fries'
- 'I joined the far right when I was 15'
- The 73-year-old who finally learned to swim
- New primary school data for England has been published by the government
- Luca Campanaro: Mother 'in awe' of football death son
- Victoria Derbyshire
- London's Mail Rail: People get chance to walk through tunnel
- Letter to Santa found after 120 years on display in Canterbury
- Mum finds missing son after spotting him in Bugzy Malone video
- Newspaper headlines: May's 'last-ditch bid' as EU 'turns deaf ear'
- Christmas Jumper Day: Who wins, retailers or charity?
- Geminid meteor shower: Where, when and how to see it
- Meat or two veg? Find out your food's climate footprint
- Why is Jeremy Corbyn not trying to topple Theresa May right now?
- 'My young Sri Lankan husband left me with nothing'
- The secret life of a fantasy shopper
- Theresa May confidence vote: What was going on in committee room 14?
- Marmite sprouts? Why retailers are pushing the boundaries with festive food
- Could light bring us superfast mobile broadband indoors?
- David Dimbleby's 25 years on Question Time
- How Tory MPs said they would vote in no confidence ballot
- Tory leadership: Who could replace Theresa May?
- Instagram tightens eating disorder filters after BBC investigation
- Mrs Wilson: Still searching for the real Alexander Wilson
- Why Wales' quietest station, Sugar Loaf, got busier
