The PM says she needs time to ask the EU for changes to the deal, sparking fury in the Commons.
"Evil monster" Russell Bishop is found guilty of murdering two nine-year-old girls in 1986.
Voyager 2, a space probe launched in 1977, becomes only the second human-made object to enter the space between the stars.
The 16-year-old, accused of taking the six-year-old from her bed at knifepoint, will stand trial in February.
The £15bn route, Europe's biggest infrastructure project, has been delayed for a second time.
The protesters broke into the airport and locked themselves to a plane set to deport people to Africa.
Chelsea suspend four people from attending matches while an investigation into the alleged abuse of Raheem Sterling takes place.
Foreign Office provided £2.3m funding to support initiative countering Russian disinformation.
Tony Poku's son Elyon was stabbed to death three months ago at a party.
The victims' barrister tells the inquiry London Fire Brigade bosses were not fit to run the service.
The black-and-white drama is named the best film of the year in a string of US critics' awards.
YouTube's annual recap becomes the website's second-most disliked video of all-time with 6.8M dislikes.
Almost 11 million viewers see Harry Redknapp crowned King of the Jungle - a rise from last year.
A new version of Richard Adams's rabbit tale has a "strong" cast but "robotic" animation, say critics.
British Olympic medallist Anyika Onuora says she used to wear baggy clothes to hide her body because people "felt entitled to touch it".
The owners of Dunkeld Fish Bar in Perthshire say the sale proceeds will go to the local community.
Watch as Paul Jacobs, who was blinded in Afghanistan, takes on a sighted man in his first bout.
Open Bionics has developed the world's first medically-certified 3D-printed artificial arm
The head of MI6 has just revealed a huge secret - his first ever mission. But being a spy is very different now.
Daniel Woollard spent eight months living on one of the British Isles' most isolated islands - what was it like?
Two nine-year-old girls were sexually assaulted and strangled in 1986, and it took 32 years to bring their killer to justice.
How has Brussels dealt with political complications in the past?
The UK claims to be a leader in climate change - but is it?
The Manchester City footballer used to clean hotel toilets, while his daughter supports Liverpool.
Things are not always as they seem when women appear to have the upper hand.
BBC Music reveals its annual Sound Of list, which highlights the musicians who'll make waves in 2019.
What should you do when someone gets your name wrong in the professional sphere?
Rupert Hunt created flat-sharing website SpareRoom - and then ended up needing to use it himself after his marriage ended.
One mother describes Muckamore Abbey hospital's seclusion room in which her son was locked.
Stylist Alize Demange has put together a pop-up shop in London which rents designer streetwear.
The search engine's CEO will be answering questions over alleged bias against conservatives.
Fourteen years after a woman's body was found in Yorkshire, will the mystery of her death be solved?
Last Christmas, mum-of-twins Meena looked the picture of health. Now she urgently needs to find a stem cell match.
England retain the players that finished the series win over Sri Lanka for their three-Test tour of the West Indies next month, but tweak their ODI squad.
Negative press coverage of Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling "emboldens racist rhetoric", says the PFA.
Record-breaking Ronnie O'Sullivan should be nominated for Sports Personality of the Year, says six-time world champion Steve Davis.
A fierce battle for top spot, Unai Emery's half-time tinkering, Fulham's leaky defence - the best stats from the Premier League weekend.
Watch the best action from the weekend's Women's Super League as Reading's Fara Williams scores another beauty and Chelsea's Erin Cuthbert produces a dazzling piece of skill.
David McGreavy murdered and mutilated three young children 45 years ago, a crime that remains as shocking as it was inexplicable.
Thirty-six years after surviving a massacre, Ramiro Osorio Cristales testified last month against one of the killers - the man who raised him.