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11/10/2017 Brexit funding row exposes divisions
A row over funding for Brexit has exposed further divisions at the heart of the Cabinet
11 Oct 2017,30 mins
10/10/2017 BAE Systems axes 2,000 jobs
The defence manufacturer, BAE Systems, is to cut almost 2,000 jobs
10 Oct 2017,30 mins
09/10/2017 British-EU stand-off over Brexit deepens
The government and the EU both insist the other must make concessions
09 Oct 2017,30 mins
08/10/2017 "Resilient" May seeks to reaffirm leadership
May "won't hide from a challenge" as she tries to reassert control of Tory party
08 Oct 2017,15 mins
07/10/2017
Police say a collision which caused panic in Central London wasn't terror related
07 Oct 2017,15 mins
6/10/2017 PM brushes aside leadership challenge
Theresa May dismisses a move by some MPs to force her to resign Productivity falls again
06 Oct 2017,30 mins
05/10/2017 Police would have questioned Heath
Former Prime Minister would have been interviewed about abuse claims.
05 Oct 2017,30 mins
04/10/2017 Mishaps overshadow Theresa May's speech
A nagging cough, a prankster and falling sign interrupt final address to the conference.
04 Oct 2017,27 mins
12/12/2015 Trump calls Las Vegas killer "sick"
President says gun laws will be discussed later.
03 Oct 2017,30 mins
02/10/2017 At least 58 people have been killed in a mass shooting in Las Vegas
A lone gunman opened fire on a country music festival.
02 Oct 2017,30 mins
01/10/2017 Violent Clashes During Catalonian Independence Referendum
Over 400 injured in Barcelona as security forces attempt to stop independence referendum.
01 Oct 2017,15 mins
30/09/2017 Spanish government steps up efforts to prevent independence referendum for Catalonia
Spanish police seal off polling stations to try to stop the ballot.
30 Sep 2017,15 mins
20/09/2017 Bank of England Governor Says Interest Rate Rise Likely
Mark Carney gives clearest indication yet interest rates will rise - as soon as November.
29 Sep 2017,30 mins
28/09/2017 UK-EU trade talks possibly "months" away
Negotiators positive about the latest talks, but EU wants more progress on Brexit issues
28 Sep 2017,30 mins
Jeremy Corbyn has laid claim to the "political mainstream," telling the Labour conference Britih politics had moved left.
Jeremy Corbyn has told supporters that Labour now represents the political mainstream
27 Sep 2017,30 mins
26/09/2017 Labour plans for run on sterling, if it wins power
Jeremy Corbyn says investors could worry about renationalisation and tax changes
26 Sep 2017,30 mins
25/09/2017 Labour's PFI pledge
Labour promises private finance initiative contracts will be taken "back in-house"
25 Sep 2017,30 mins
24/09/2017
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio 4.
24 Sep 2017,15 mins
23/09/2017 Iran tests missile
Iran has launched a ballistic missile, despite pressure by President Trump.
23 Sep 2017,15 mins
22/09/2017 May proposes two-year Brexit transition
Theresa May outlines post-Brexit transition plans.
22 Sep 2017,30 mins
21/09/17 Cabinet puts on show of unity ahead of Brexit speech
Cabinet displays unity after a briefing from Theresa May on Brexit speech
21 Sep 2017,30 mins
20/09/2017 Search for survivors after deadly Mexico earthquake
Rescuers search for survivors of a tremor that's killed more than 200 people in Mexico.
20 Sep 2017,30 mins
19/09/2017 Trump says US is ready to "totally destroy North Korea" if necessary
President Trump says the US is ready to "totally destroy North Korea" if necessary.
19 Sep 2017,30 mins
18/09/2017 The Prime Minister stresses her personal authority over the Brexit process
Theresa May insists her ministers are going in the same direction, driven from the front.
18 Sep 2017,30 mins
17/09/2017 Cabinet row over Boris Johnson's Brexit article
Two senior cabinet ministers accuse the Foreign Secretary of "backseat driving" on Brexit
17 Sep 2017,15 mins
16/09/17 Tube bomber arrested
Police detain a teenager in Dover and search a property in Surrey.
16 Sep 2017,15 mins
15/09/2017 Bomb on London Underground treated as terrorism
A home-made bomb has injured 22 people on a London Underground train.
15 Sep 2017,30 mins
14/09/2017 Grenfell Disaster Inquiry Opens
The Chairman has promised the inquiry will provide answers for the survivors.
14 Sep 2017,30 mins
13/09/2017 EU boss sets out new vision for Europe
Jean-Claude Juncker spells out proposals for a more integrated EU
13 Sep 2017,30 mins
12/09/2017 Pay cap scrapped
The public sector pay cap is scrapped after five years, Sir Peter Hall has died
12 Sep 2017,30 mins