Theresa May accused of trying to scrap people's rights after Brexit
Campaigners warn Repeal Bill is ‘ripe for abuse’ with Government ‘cutting Parliament out’
Campaigners warn Repeal Bill is ‘ripe for abuse’ with Government ‘cutting Parliament out’
Survey finds Britons favour a deal that resembles Norway's relationship with the EU
'We want everyone to feel welcome on our transport network'
‘I don’t believe that Charlie is suffering, and if he is suffering, it’s better than being dead’
Animal rights charities urge Government to curb breeding activities which they claim have 'no biomedical or scientific gain'
Labour leader gives Michel Barnier an Arsenal shirt and receives a French nationalised railway poster in return
Set up in 1957, Euratom is responsible for regulating the nuclear industry across Europe, disposing of waste and carrying out nuclear research
Says party lacked 'convincing narrative about Jeremy Corbyn, beyond demonisation and vilification'
'My plans are in pieces; my pain is unbearable, and I write this letter in hospital whilst I patiently wait for the return of my face,' says Resham Khan
Huge number of 'statutory instruments' – some under so-called 'Henry VIII powers' – will heighten suspicions of a Government power grab
Alleged attacks on pupils at Christ's Hospital School in Horsham, West Sussex, date back almost 40 years
'The Government’s Repeal Bill falls short on all counts. It is simply not fit for purpose'
The National Audit Office says the Government is only just starting to realise how difficult Brexit will be
Grenfell Response Team said local residents' views are being considered
Some have accused the doctors of being 'murderers' and say the UK has 'lost three centuries of history and civilisation'
Shadow Home Secretary revealed the scale of the 'mindless abuse' she received in a Westminster Hall debate
PC Claire Boddie allegedly tasered Judah Adunbi after mistaking him for a wanted man in Easton on 14 January
Jahir Hussain admitted to the crimes at Snaresbrook Crown Court
Publication of findings on racial disparity in public services postponed until September, prompting claims PM is failing to take issue seriously