News in Britain

Former Conservative MP Chris Davies lost his seat in Brecon and Radnorshire earlier this year.

Boris Johnson announces more support for flooded areas after criticism from Labour and the Lib Dems.

The Normandy veteran commanded the land forces in the 1970s, before becoming chief of general staff.

Tim Walker says he feared letting the Tories win Canterbury, but the Lib Dems will be picking a new candidate.

The prime minister said £2.6bn has been "put aside" for flood defences.

Activist Steve Bray, a familiar figure in Westminster, is contesting the Welsh seat of Cynon Valley.

Labour claims flood and fire and rescue services have been cut by more than 20%.

Thousands of people visit the beach during birthing season, but few see an actual birth.

The BBC's David Shukman went up in a helicopter to look at the scale of the damage.

The woman who led strike in the Republic of Ireland earlier this year says public supported action.

Zia Uddin attacked four 15-year-old girls at the Kingston Primark store in 2017.

Louis Stedman-Bryce, the Brexit Party's MEP for Scotland, attacks its decision not to field candidates in seats held by the Tories.

Sarah Barrass and Brandon Machin murdered the two boys and conspired to kill their four other children.

Ex-British Cycling technical director Shane Sutton furiously denies claims he is a "doper" before storming out of Dr Richard Freeman's medical tribunal.

Standards commissioner Sir Roderick Evans calls the recordings "out of context and misleading".

Andy Neal, a former corporal from Nottingham, was jailed in Dubai in 2018 over drugs allegations.

Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf said the inquiry would examine whether race played a part in the case.

BBC Radio 5 Live asked people in the town what they care about ahead of the general election on 12 December.

About 600 tonnes of rubble fell into a garden next door to 11th Century Lewes Castle.

The 75-year-old man had been sitting in his lounge moments before a car crashed through the wall.