Brexit: Theresa May to meet EU leaders in bid to rescue deal
Theresa May will speak to Angela Merkel, Mark Rutte and Donald Tusk after delaying UK vote on the deal.
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Carwyn Jones to resign as first minister
His nine years in the job will come to an end on Tuesday after a Labour contest elected Mark Drakeford.
Waste criticised in the aftermath of the Santa Dash
Glasgow's annual Santa Dash saw many leftover costumes being discarded in bins and on pavements around the city.
Sterling: Is football racism rising?
Raheem Sterling was allegedly racially abused by Chelsea fans.
Former altar boy sues church over rapes by priest
A former altar boy who claims he was raped dozens of times by a priest is suing the Catholic church.
Young highly sceptical of social mobility
Many young adults think your social background gets you further in life than talent, a survey says.
Puzzle solving 'won't stop mental decline'
A new study suggests that doing intellectual activities throughout life is best.
St Dennis incinerator: 'Ridiculous' lorry trips to shredder criticised
Cornwall's only incinerator has to send any items larger than a bin bag 23 miles away to be shredded.
Birstall blast widower 'gets flashbacks of wife's cries for help'
Janet Jasper died after a gas blast a year ago at the home she shared with husband John for 56 years.
The pub where your cash is worthless
As more firms around the world refuse to take cash, does this mean the end for notes and coins?
Grace Millane: Solo backpacking didn't kill her, say bloggers
Three women bloggers who have travelled the world share their experiences of solo backpacking.
Newspaper headlines: 'Desperate' May's Brexit rescue mission
Papers unite over Theresa May's 'shambolic' U-turn as the Brexit vote is delayed 'until January'.
Rochdale bongs replace Big Ben on BBC Radio 4 at Christmas
The Rochdale town hall chimes are being used as a special "festive replacement", says BBC Radio 4.
Egham Christmas fair child abduction attempt suspect charged
Arkadiusz Madraszek, 47, has been charged with three counts of attempted child abduction.
Theresa May delivering Brexit or second referendum PM
The prime minister tells MPs who want a second referendum to be “open” and “honest” about what that would mean for the country.
Wellingborough evacuated after 'suicide vest' dumped
A man gets a police caution after his "highly irresponsible" behaviour shut down a town centre.
Raheem Sterling: Chelsea fans banned for alleged abuse of Manchester City forward
Chelsea suspend four people from attending matches while an investigation into the alleged abuse of Raheem Sterling takes place.
Russell Bishop: Paedophile guilty of 1986 Babes in Wood murders
"Evil monster" Russell Bishop is found guilty of murdering two nine-year-old girls in 1986.
Push for alternative to leasehold system
The Law Commission wants commonhold to be used as an alternative to leasehold in England and Wales.
Raheem Sterling: The Man City star, off the pitch
The Manchester City footballer used to clean hotel toilets, while his daughter supports Liverpool.