Easter The Queen attends an Easter service on her 93rd birthdaybbc.co.uk The Queen has attended an Easter service at Windsor Castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthday.
Brexit Party Brexit: Labour must back another referendum - Tom Watsonbbc.co.uk Labour must promise another Brexit referendum to counter the electoral challenge posed by Nigel Farage, the party's deputy leader has said.
Behavior Hillingdon Council defends fines for public nuisancesbbc.co.ukHillingdon councillor David Simmonds told the Today programme that "there is huge public demand" for councils to respond to public nuisances and defended the rise in fines for breaches of "petty" council
Anti-Social Behaviour Huge increase in Public Spaces Protection Order finesbbc.co.uk Nearly 10,000 fines for breaches of "petty" council orders were issued in England and Wales in 2018, with a quarter of those in Peterborough alone.
Heidi Allen Jarod Kirkman: Man jailed over threatening emails to MPsbbc.co.uk A man who sent "threatening" emails to seven MPs, including two ex-cabinet members, has been jailed for 42 weeks.
Psychology Extinction Rebellion: Climate protests 'diverting' London policebbc.co.uk Police are being diverted from "core local duties" that keep London safe by the Extinction Rebellion protesters, Scotland Yard has said.
Asia Chinese journalist Kong Linlin faces arrest over 'Tory slap' claimbbc.co.uk An arrest warrant has been issued for a Chinese journalist who failed to appear before magistrates.
UKIP UKIP's Carl Benjamin not sorry for MP rape commentsbbc.co.uk A YouTuber-turned-UKIP candidate who said he "wouldn't even rape" a female Labour MP has refused to apologise.
Unions DUP only party that can unite unionism, says Fosterbbc.co.uk - By Mark Devenport The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is the only party strong enough to unite unionism, according to Arlene Foster.
European Parliament European parliament given surprise musical performancebbc.co.ukAs the final session of the current European Parliament wrapped up, a Slovakian MEP took the opportunity to give a musical performance. "It is our responsibility to keep Europe together. Let's rebuild
Education Warning over 'unexplained' school movesbbc.co.uk - By Sean Coughlan There are warnings that some of the 55,000 "unexplained" moves by pupils between schools in England over five years could be driven by schools trying to remove difficult children.
Britain First Facebook bans UK far right groups and leadersbbc.co.uk Facebook has imposed a ban on a dozen far-right individuals and organisations that it says "spread hate".
Brexit Party Brexit limbo: Hotels, packing boxes and plans on hold for the MEPsbbc.co.uk - By Joseph Lee Their offices are full of boxes, they're living in hotels and don't ask them when they're having their leaving drinks. How have the UK's MEPs been coping with the ever-changing Brexit situation?
Transport for London 'Crossrail could be delayed until 2021'bbc.co.uk - By Tom Burridge Crossrail could be delayed until 2021, according to a senior source associated with the project to build a new railway east-to-west, underneath central London.
News (Wales) Politicians urged to cut ties with 'homophobic' pastorbbc.co.uk - By Aled ap Dafydd Two assembly members have been urged to sever their links with a controversial pastor who claimed homosexuality is a "sin".
World News EU wrangles over law to tackle spread of terror onlinebbc.co.uk EU officials are struggling to agree on a law aimed at preventing the spread of "terrorist content" online.
Science Extinction Rebellion London activists chained to Jeremy Corbyn's homebbc.co.uk Climate change activists glued themselves to a train and others chained themselves to Jeremy Corbyn's home in a third day of protests.
John Bercow Conservative MP seeks to oust Commons Speaker John Bercowbbc.co.uk A Conservative MP is making a fresh attempt to remove John Bercow from his position as House of Commons Speaker.
Westminster Bridge OperationShutdown: Anti-knife crime protest closes Westminster bridgebbc.co.uk Bereaved parents and anti-knife campaigners have shut down Westminster Bridge in London in protest at the government's response to violent crime.
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Ed Davey: 'Losing both parents meant I grew up early'bbc.co.ukLiberal Democrat MP Ed Davey has opened up about losing both his parents when he was a child. Mr Davey's father died when he was four, and his mother when he was 15. Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live’s Clare
Technology Government in email privacy blunderbbc.co.uk A government department responsible for data protection laws has broken its own rules by sharing the contact details of hundreds of journalists.
Kezia Dugdale Kezia Dugdale wins Wings Over Scotland defamation casebbc.co.uk Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale has won a legal case which saw a pro-independence blogger accuse her of defamation.
Technology UK to introduce porn age-checks in Julybbc.co.uk - By Leo Kelion An age-check scheme designed to stop under-18s viewing pornographic websites will come into force on 15 July.
Simon Coveney Brexit: Coveney in pledge on European health insurance cardsbbc.co.uk - By Jayne McCormack The Irish government has said it is willing to cover the cost of European Health Insurance Cards (EHIC) for all citizens in NI after a no-deal Brexit.
Scottish Parliament Scotland could face 'deep recession' in disorderly Brexitbbc.co.uk - By Douglas Fraser A disorderly Brexit risks a deep recession in Scotland, according to researchers.
Oireachtas Éireann Has Brexit fractured Irish-unionist relations?bbc.co.uk - By Jayne McCormack Last week marked 21 years since the Good Friday peace agreement was signed - the deal that effectively helped bring decades of violence in Northern Ireland to an end.
Brexit House of Commons recess: How much time off do MPs get?bbc.co.uk - By Jennifer Scott & Daniel Kraemer There was a collective sigh of relief around Westminster when MPs were told last week that their Easter recess would be going ahead.
Politics Council elections voter ID trial: What you need to knowbbc.co.uk Voters in 10 areas of England will have to bring identity documents with them to the polling station in next month's council elections.
Zionism Burgon: I don't recall Zionism remarksbbc.co.uk Labour MP Richard Burgon has said he “regrets” saying Zionism is the "enemy of peace", after a video emerged of him making the comments.
