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Theresa May will head to Brussels to ask EU leaders to delay Brexit, after pouring scorn on MPs for not backing her deal.

"A major constitutional crisis" screamed the headline of The Daily Telegraph on Tuesday. It was joined by a cacophony of others on Fleet Street excoriating parliament and its most senior representative.

Jeremy Corbyn has been called "juvenile" after walking out of a cross-party meeting when he discovered members of The Independent Group were involved.

A man has been charged with the murder of a French woman found buried in a shallow grave in a London garden.

A man has been charged with the murder of a French woman found buried in a shallow grave in a London garden.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 45-year-old woman went missing in Lancashire two months ago. 

Weather presenter Alex Beresford has said "it can literally happen to anybody" after his cousin was stabbed to death in west London.

Theresa May will head to Brussels to ask EU leaders to delay Brexit, after pouring scorn on MPs for not backing her deal.

The US Federal Reserve has signalled there will be no interest rate hikes in 2019, citing a slowdown in economic growth.

Google has been fined €1.49bn (£1.28bn) by the EU for breaching competition laws with its AdSense advertising service - its third such fine in as many years.

B&Q owner Kingfisher says it is looking for a new boss after reporting a 53% fall in profits and acknowledging that UK economic weakness and problems in France have hit turnaround plans.

Toyota is to begin producing a new model in the UK late next year in a rare boost for Britain's beleaguered car industry.

Paul Pogba believes Raheem Sterling is treated differently by the media and his achievements on the pitch are neglected.

Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder's teams have a "responsibility" to deliver an undisputed world title fight this year, says promoter Eddie Hearn.

Sheffield United Women have terminated the contract of Sophie Jones after she was suspended for five games for using abusive and/or insulting words to Tottenham Ladies defender Renee Hector.

Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold has pulled out of the England squad to face the Czech Republic and Montenegro with a back injury.

Google has been fined €1.49bn (£1.28bn) by the EU for breaching competition laws with its AdSense advertising service - its third such fine in as many years.

Scientists in China have cloned what they call the "Sherlock Holmes of police dogs" in a bid to cut training times and costs.

A scientist from the University of Oxford has used satellite data to create a video of an enormous explosion in the atmosphere which took place last year, but was only recently discovered.

Scientists at NASA have been putting the Mars 2020 rover through its paces in a series of drills simulating the mission in California.

Warwick Davis says being a non-able bodied actor has pushed him to strive harder in his career.

Katie Price will stand trial after she denied two charges of abusive and threatening behaviour outside a school during a row with her ex-partner's girlfriend.

The makers of Love Island say they will offer therapy to all contestants following the deaths of two former stars.

The boyfriend of Love Island contestant Sophie Gradon took his own life just weeks after she killed herself, a coroner has ruled.