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The resignation of the BBC's director general was "regrettable" but he was "right to do so", the chair of parliament's culture committee has told Sky News.
The Post Office has agreed a further extension to its scandal-hit software deal with the Japanese company Fujitsu as it plots a move to a rival supplier in the next couple of years.
An agreement has been reached to advance a deal aimed at ending the longest US government shutdown ever recorded.
More than 140 people have been arrested including phone thieves and a "prolific" upskirter in a London crime crackdown.
Gordon Brown has said he is "confident" the two-child benefit cap will change at the budget, as he ramped up pressure on Rachel Reeves to impose a gambling tax to pay for it.
The US federal government's longest-ever shutdown is to come to an end after Congress finally voted through a funding deal.
The US federal government's longest-ever shutdown has come to an end after Donald Trump signed off a congressional vote with his presidential approval.
Ofsted has launched its new school report card system, marking one of the regulator's most significant reforms in decades.
What did the BBC do to anger Donald Trump? And what has he said about the resignations?
Former UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon has urged Donald Trump to return to global efforts to fight climate change.
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