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• Andy Burnham opens door to Commons return and will seek to stand in by-election

  Andy Burnham has said he has sought permission to enter the selection process to run as a candidate for the Labour Party in the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election.

• Trump praises 'very brave' UK soldiers after criticism of his Afghanistan NATO troops remarks

  Donald Trump has praised the "very brave" British soldiers who served in Afghanistan after fierce criticism of his claim that non-US troops had stayed back from the frontline.

• Angry Sir Keir Starmer loses patience with Donald Trump over 'insulting' NATO troops remarks

  I have rarely seen Sir Keir Starmer angry.

• National Police Service: New 'British FBI' to fight serious crime and help local police tackle everyday offences

  A "British FBI" will be created to fight the most serious crime and help local police forces focus on tackling everyday offences.

• Part of Teignmouth Grand Pier in Devon washed away during Storm Ingrid

  Part of a historic pier in Devon has been washed away during Storm Ingrid.

• 'Real possibility' May elections could lead to break up of UK, says Wales' First Minister Eluned Morgan

  The first minister of Wales has said May's local elections could have "profound implications" and there's "a real possibility" they could set a path towards the break up of the UK.

• Man injured and six arrested after shooting in Manchester city centre

  A man has been taken to hospital and six men were arrested after a shooting in Manchester city centre, police say.

• Police officers warned they must hold work licence or face the sack

  Police officers in England and Wales must hold a work licence or face the sack, the Home Office has announced.

• Oscar nominee and Sinners star Delroy Lindo on why the UK can 'absolutely' root for him - but he doesn't see himself as British

  He is the Lewisham-born actor who, at the age of 73, finds himself in the running for an Oscar.