Council chiefs are told police have "reasonable grounds" to suspect the offence may have been committed.
The bill imposes new sanctions on Russia, Iran and North Korea, despite White House objections.
The new White House communications boss strongly attacks President Trump's chief of staff.
The BBC witnesses the devastating consequences of war in this impoverished country.
The TV cook says she "needed to move with the times" - despite having an arranged marriage herself.
He had the £200,000 car for only an hour before he lost control on the M1 in South Yorkshire.
Wine can protect against the condition - but too much is still a bad thing, the research suggests.
Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott says Labour are not taking "any options off the table" after Brexit.
England beat Portugal 2-1 to win Group D and set up a Women's Euro 2017 quarter-final against France.
Fourteen men are jailed after police found potentially "the largest cannabis operation in the UK".
His mother says the couple have had "no control" over their son's life or death.
A transgender Army officer says Donald Trump faces legal action over his military transgender ban.
Sales grew 25% but the firm's expenses rose as it invested in expansion, video and other products.
Stories about Brexit, ill baby Charlie Gard and the possibility of a Grenfell Tower manslaughter case feature on the front pages.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the decriminalisation of homosexuality in the UK Roger and Peter met up to talk about their different experiences of aversion therapy.
A Scottish tourist spot with an unexciting name welcomes its similarly-titled Australian guest.
7 days quiz: Who cancelled their tour?
The Slinky - a favourite Christmas stocking-filler for over 60 years - was never designed to be a toy.
Ahead of World War One commemorations, two students make a song about a local soldier.
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