ROBIN HOOD: Taron Egerton’s love triangle with Jamie Dornan

Robin Hood’s Taron Egerton tells us about the perils of archery, the Egerton Charm, and what it’s like being in a love triangle with Jamie Dornan.

First ever public Banksy exhibit opens in Milan

A new exhibit showcasing the work of street artist Banksy has opened at the MUDEC museum in Milan.

10 things you need to know about Jacob Rees-Mogg

Jacob Rees-Mogg is at the centre of a revolt over Theresa May's draft Brexit deal, but how much do you know about the North East Somerset MP?

Prince William opens up about personal mental health struggles

Prince William spoke about how a particularly traumatic incident involving a child during his time as an air ambulance pilot affected his mental wellbeing at the This Can Happen conference, which aims to promote workplace mental health support.

Rees-Mogg: Very few MPs want May to lead them into election

Leading Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg says if the party doesn't change leader now she will stay on until the next election.

Sanchez: Spain may reject Brexit deal over Gibraltar

Spanish prime minister Pedro Sanchez has said if plans for Gibraltar don’t change in the proposed Brexit agreement, they will be forced to vote no.

Larry The Cat at Downing Street for crunch Cabinet meeting

Larry The Cat shows how purr-suasive he is enlisting the help of a policeman to get into No 10 Downing Street.

Rees-Mogg: Very few MPs want May to lead them into election

Leading Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg says if the party doesn't change leader now she will stay on until the next election.

David Davis urges May to consider ERG proposals

Former Brexit Secretary David Davis joined the pro-Brexit European Research Group in lobbying the Prime Minister to renegotiate the terms of her deal with the EU. He said the current deal doesn't meet the promises "of either the referendum or the election campaign".

DUP threatens "consequences" if Brexit concessions not made

DUP Brexit Spokesperson Sammy Wilson insisted the party's actions againt the government in The House of Commons were "mild, compared to what we could have done".

Rees-Mogg: We shall see whether no confidence letters come

Leading Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg advised patience on the subject of letters of no confidence being sent to the 1922 Committee chairman Sir Graham Brady. "We shall see whether letters come in due time", he said, speaking at a European Research Group press conference.

Gauke: DUP are aware of 'no deal' consequences

Justice Secretary David Gauke MP discusses the latest Brexit developments, arguing that Theresa May's deal is in the best interests of the UK. Last night, Northern Ireland's DUP party accused the Prime Minister of breaking fundamental promises on Brexit.

Donald and Melania Trump welcome White House Christmas tree

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have honoured the annual tradition of welcoming the White House Christmas tree.

Harry and Meghan meet talent at Royal Variety Show

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex met the talent behind the Royal Variety Show, including the members of Take That, comedian Rhod Gilbert and a puppet elephant from 'Circus 1903'.

Harry and Meghan arrive at the Royal Variety Performance

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived for the Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium. Once inside Prince Harry and Meghan met performers, including Take That’s Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen.

Claire Foy talks tattoos and bold haircuts

The Crown star went through a big transformation for new film The Girl in the Spider's Web.

Corbyn: PM has negotiated 'the worst of all worlds deal'

The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told business leaders at the CBI conference that the government was in "complete disarray", with the Conservative Party "trying to decide whether this crucial moment in our country's history is the right time to have a party leadership election".

Tory Brexiteers leave Number 10 after meeting with PM

Members of the European Research Group have had a meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May in Downing Street.

Delegation of Conservative Brexiteers enter Downing Street

A delegation of Brexiteer Conservative MPs, including Owen Paterson, Peter Lilley and Iain Duncan Smith have entered Number 10 Downing Street to see the prime minister.

Iran FM ‘continuing’ to assist on Zaghari-Ratcliffe case

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt is visiting where he will make a personal appeal for the immediate release of the Iranian-British dual-national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe on humanitarian grounds. Responding to a question about the case, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif refused to be drawn on the legalities of the case saying: "She is an Iranian citizen" but said he has tried to assist in the process of providing humanitarian needs and will continue to do so.

Shan Ako and Bella Penfold confirm secret X Factor romances!

Bella Penfold and Shan Ako were eliminated from the X Factor on Sunday, leaving some fans furious.

Leadership challenge against PM 'will cause instability'

Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington has urged his Conservative colleagues to get behind the prime minister and warned a leadership challenge will cause political instability.

CBI boss urges parliament to back May's Brexit deal

The head of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Carolyn Fairbairn has urged MPs to back Theresa May's Brexit deal saying it is "progress" and will take no-deal off the table.

London Mayor announces £13m to tackle serious youth violence

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced £13 million of funding to tackle serious youth violence in the capital. It comes after a weekend of violent attacks in London, which saw four men stabbed in Enfield.

PM arrives back to Downing Street after CBI conference

Theresa May returns to Downing Street after she attempted to win over businesses to her Brexit plan at the Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) annual conference this morning.

'Determined' May fights back with speech to business leaders

Theresa May has attempted to win over businesses to her Brexit plan as the threat of a Conservative leadership challenge looms. The prime minister addressed business leaders at the Confederation of British Industry's (CBI) annual conference on Monday, where she said that her deal "unlocks the opportunity of a brighter future".

Hunt in Iran to appeal for release of Zaghari-Ratcliffe

Jeremy Hunt has warned Iran against using innocent dual-national Britons as political prisoners as he prepared to visit the country for the first time.

Sir Alan Duncan calls on colleagues to 'back the PM'

Europe Minister Sir Alan Duncan has urged his parliamentary colleagues to back the prime minister on her Brexit deal and to be realistic. Sir Alan Duncan is in Brussels as EU27 ministers for European affairs meet under the auspices of the General Affairs Council (Article 50) to finalise the Joint Political Declaration on future relations between the EU and the UK ahead of the 25 November summit.

Michael Gove urges people to ‘get behind’ Theresa May

Environment Secretary Michael Gove has said Theresa May has his full support and urged people to “get behind her”.

Penny Mordaunt ‘will work with cabinet’ to get good deal

International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt has said she will be working with the whole of the cabinet to get the best possible deal for Britain as Theresa May continues to try to sell her Brexit plan.

Thousands advocate for equal rights at Hong Kong Pride

Around 10,000 people have taken to the streets of Hong Kong for the annual Pride Parade as members of the LGBTQ+ advocate for equal rights.

Brexit plan is 'rotten to the core' says Mark Francois

The vice chairman of the European Research Group, Mark Francois, has condemned Theresa May's Brexit plan calling it "rancid" and "rotten to the core", as he called for a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister.

Rare golden-bellied mangabey monkey born at Budapest Zoo

A rare golden-bellied mangabey monkey has been born at Budapest Zoo in Hungary, bringing the total number living in zoos around the world to 27.

Dominic Raab arrives at the BBC following Brexit resignation

Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has arrived at New Broadcasting House in central London, ahead of his appearance on ‘The Andrew Marr Show’ this morning.

Dominic Raab arrives at the BBC following Brexit resignation

Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has arrived at New Broadcasting House in central London, ahead of his appearance on ‘The Andrew Marr Show’ this morning.

Backstreet Boys on their kids following in their footsteps

Backstreet Boys tell us what keeps them young, how they feel about their kids following them into music, and they sing acapella.

Backstreet Boys on their kids following in their footsteps

Backstreet Boys tell us what keeps them young, how they feel about their kids following them into music, and they sing acapella.

Backstreet Boys reveal what keeps them motivated

As Backstreet Boys return with new single Chances, Melissa Nathoo talks to them about what keeps them going and which songs they're tired of singing.

Extinction Rebellion protesters block London bridges

Extinction Rebellion protesters were arrested on Saturday for blocking London bridges, including Lambeth Bridge, to raise awareness about climate change

Andrea Leadsom denies she is a Brexit 'pizza plotter'

Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom denies she is plotting against Theresa May's Brexit plan, but says she's trying to help get 'the best possible Brexit deal'

Gove: I plan to do some work on the environment

Michael Gove says he is 'totally supportive' of Prime Minister Theresa May who has suffered a series of setbacks following the publication of her draft Brexit deal with Brussels. This comes after Mr Gove reportedly turned down the post of Brexit Secretary, saying he would only take it if he could renegotiate the EU withdrawal agreement. It is rumoured that Mr Gove and four other Cabinet members will try to force the Prime Minister to make changes to her Brexit deal in return for not resigning.

Fantastic Beasts: Lessons from Ezra Miller

Ezra Miller schools us in mythical creatures and mycology, while Claudia Kim and him reveal JK Rowling's dissipating powers.

Dakota Johnson tried to make new movie 'unsexy as possible'

Dakota Johnson says she tried to make her character in her new movie, Suspiria, as 'unsexy as possible'.

Dakota Johnson massaged Mia Goth's feet on Suspiria set

Mia Goth talks about her and Dakota Johnson's good relationship on the set of new movie Suspiria.

Amber Rudd 'delighted' to become work and pensions secretary

Amber Rudd says she is 'delighted' to have been appointed as the new work and pensions secretary.

Rudd leaves Downing Street as work and pensions secretary

Amber Rudd leaves Downing Street smiling after returning to the cabinet as work and pensions secretary.

Ofcom explain why EE and Virgin Media have been fined

Gaucho Rasmussen, Ofcom's Director of Investigations and Enforcement, explains why EE and Virgin Media have been fined for breaking consumer protection rules.

Liverpool and Scotland's Kenny Dalglish receives knighthood

Former footballer and manager Kenny Dalglish has been knighted. He received the honour from Prince Charles during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

Twin manatees released back into the wild

Rare twin manatees that were rescued when their mother was killed by a boat in 2016, have been released back into the wild in their home of Florida.

Liam Fox explains why he is behind Brexit deal

Liam Fox explains why he is behind the Brexit deal and why he supports his colleagues regardless of their decision to resign on the matter.

Liam Fox: Withdrawal agreement will provide certainty

Liam Fox says a deal is better than no deal and it is in the national interest to be able to provide certainty with this withdrawal agreement.

Man jailed over hitting pensioners with his mobility scooter

40-year-old Aaron Ali has been jailed for two years after he knocked over two pensioners with his mobility scooter in south-east London back in June.

Michael Gove says he is not resigning

Michael Gove has told reporters he is not resigning from his position and is looking forward to working with his colleagues to ensure they get "the best future for Britain".

James Brokenshire wants people to get behind Theresa May

Local Government Secretary James Brokenshire says he supports the Brexit deal and wants to see people get behind the prime minister.

Penny Mordaunt leaves home facing reporters' questions

Penny Mordaunt leaves home facing questions from reporters about whether she will resign.

Michael Gove ignores reporters' questions as he leaves home

Michael Gove leaves his home as reporters ask questions about his cabinet position and his support for Theresa May.

Theresa May rules out second Brexit referendum

Prime Minister Theresa May has ruled out the possibility of a second EU referendum even if parliament voted for one. Mrs May also shared a lighter moment with a reporter who she mistook for George Parker of the Financial Times.

Gove remains tight-lipped over resignation rumours

Environment Secretary Michael Gove remained tight-lipped outside his home as reporters asked whether he was about to resign from the government. Mr Gove and Penny Mordaunt, the international development secretary, are reported to have each made demands of the prime minister as she bids to keep them in her Cabinet.

Fantastic Beasts cast single out Callum Turner

Dan Fogler and Alison Sudol turn the interview on Callum Turner after he only gives a one-word answer to the Fantastic Beasts question.

Defiant May insists she will see the Brexit plan through

Theresa May has said if politicians reject her Brexit deal, it will set the country on "a path of deep and grave uncertainty." Defiant in the face of mounting criticism, the Prime Minister said she believed "with every fibre of my being" that the deal her government struck with the European Union was the right one.

Little Mix 'scarred for life' by first performances

Little Mix recall their first public performances saying they are 'scarred for life' by traumatic singing experiences.

William criticises social media giants over cyber-bullying

The Duke of Cambridge has accused social media giants of being "on the back foot" when it comes to tackling issues like fake news, privacy and cyber-bullying. In a hard-hitting speech Prince William said technology firms "still have a great deal to learn" about their responsibilities and he challenged them to fight harder against poison spread online. He was speaking during a visit to the BBC with his wife Kate to view the work the broadcaster is doing as a member of his Taskforce on the Prevention of Cyberbullying.

Eddie Redmayne keeps getting his co-stars' names wrong!

All the press for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is clearly getting to Eddie Redmayne - he's struggling to get names right!

Marie Antoinette pearl sold for record price at auction

A pearl once belonging to 18th Century French Queen Marie Antoinette has sold for a record price of 32 million francs (£29.4 million) at auction.

Jacob Rees-Mogg files letter of no-confidence in May

Jacob Rees-Mogg has confirmed that he's filed a letter of no-confidence in British Prime Minister Theresa May. Speaking outside Parliament, the Conservative MP said the Brexit “opportunity” was being “thrown away” describing the proposed deal as a “failure of government policy” that should be rejected. Mr Rees-Mogg said there are "streams of talent" within the Conservative Party "who would be very capable of leading a proper Brexit."

Beyoncé cuts ties with Philip Green

Beyoncé has cut ties with the British retail tycoon Sir Philip Green. The pair announced the Ivy Park label in 2014 which was launched in 2016.

Brexit to boogie: Theresa May's top 5 most awkward moments

With Theresa May's Brexit deal receiving a pummelling from Conservative and Labour MPs, has the prime minister ever had a more awkward experience?

Raab: Brexit deal is ‘devastating’ for trust in democracy

Dominic Raab has explained why he quit as Brexit Secretary saying he felt the proposal for the terms and the backstop was “damaging” for the economy and “devastating” for public trust in the UK’s democracy.

John McDonnell says PM should stand down over Brexit deal

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has said Theresa May was “not capable” of commanding the support of the House of Commons over her draft Brexit deal and should “move over” and let the Labour Party conduct negotiations with the EU.

Fantastic Beasts 2 cast reveal their weirdest compliments

Eddie Redmayne, Ezra Miller & the rest of the cast of Fantastic Beasts: The Crime of Grindelwald reveal the weirdest compliments they've received.

MP Andrew Bridgen shot down after pun-heavy question on Brexit deal

Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen was shot down by members of his own party after making reference to Theresa May's dancing in his House of Commons question on the Brexit deal.

Sir Keir Starmer confirms Labour will not back Brexit deal

Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer has described the government’s draft Brexit deal as a "miserable failure of negotiation," saying it did not meet Labour's six test and that his party would vote against it in Parliament.

Theresa May delivers House of Commons Brexit statement

Theresa May has said the government’s draft Brexit deal is in the "national interest" during a statement to the House Commons. The Prime Minister made her comments following the resignations of Britain's Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab and Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey who she paid respects to at the start of her statement today.

Jacob Rees-Mogg's stinging attack on PM over Brexit deal

In a stinging attack, conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg said what Prime Minister Theresa May says and what she does "no longer matches up" in the House of Commons.

A stolen meerkat has been returned to Perth Zoo

A meerkat that was stolen from Perth Zoo has been returned after police found it 78 miles away in the town of Beverley.

Cabinet ministers evade questions on Brexit deal

Senior leave supporting cabinet ministers have avoided questions from reporters as they left their homes for work this morning. Esther McVey and Penny Mordaunt did not respond to questions on the government’s Brexit deal, while Andrea Leadsom said “there was a way to go” before the November EU council meeting. This came as Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab sensationally quit as Brexit Secretary, in a massive blow to Theresa May's Brexit plans.

Hancock calls on MPs to support the government’s Brexit deal

Matt Hancock has called on MPs to back the government’s Brexit deal which he said is “in the best interest of the country”. The health secretary went on to say the no deal alternative was “so much worse”.

Barnier: Draft Brexit deal is 'fair and balanced'

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier says the draft Brexit deal reached with the UK is "fair and balanced."

PM announces Cabinet in agreement on draft Brexit withdrawal

Prime Minister Theresa May says the Cabinet has agreed the draft Brexit withdrawal deal. She adds she "firmly believed with head and heart" that it was in the "best interests of our entire United Kingdom".