Peugeot owner PSA close to deal to buy Vauxhall and Opel
Sale will trigger battle between French, German and UK governments to protect car plants and jobs in their countries
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Home Office agrees to review asylum claims of child refugees in France
Cases of children with direct family links to UK will be reconsidered, as refugees return to Calais to try to cross Channel
Read moreDoes your life have a purpose, or are you just a drifter? Quiz
If you are a go-getter you may find that you live longer than those happy just to drift through life
Read moreAre Soas students right to ‘decolonise’ their minds from western philosophers?
Outraged headlines erupted when students launched a campaign to challenge the great western philosophers. We went to the source of dissent – London’s School of Oriental and African Studies – to investigate
Read moreVauxhall’s future in UK is secure, says business secretary
Greg Clark says General Motors has reassured him that it aims to build on success in Britain after meeting about planned Opel sell-off
Read moreCouncil admits racially discriminating against two boys over Prevent toy gun referral
Education authority agrees to pay damages after school calls police over fears two brothers could be at risk of radicalisation
Read moreNumber of rough sleepers in England rises for sixth successive year
Latest official figures show an estimated 4,134 people were forced to sleep outside in 2016, up 16% on the previous year
Read morePeter Farmer obituary
Designer whose stagings of classic ballet created an atmosphere of delicate enchantment
Read moreNew year celebrations around the world – as it happened
Follow all the celebrations as the clock strikes midnight and countries see out 2016 to welcome in 2017
Read moreFar-right protests draining police resources, figures reveal
South Yorkshire police forced to spend almost £5m since start of 2012 on keeping peace at demonstrations
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