Brexit dominates Thursday's front pages after MPs reject the UK leaving the EU without a deal.

A 'no-no' to no-deal and May's final warning

Nancy Salzman admits to stealing email addresses of Nxivm critics and tampering with video evidence.

Associate pleads guilty in 'sex cult' case

Formula 1 chiefs have vowed to continue to investigate alleged human rights violations in Bahrain.

F1 to 'continue to investigate' Bahrain claims

Sancho staying at Dortmund, Pogba set to remain at Old Trafford, ex-Bayern chief backs Klopp for future role, Bowen "uncomfortable" over Cardiff approach, plus more.

Thursday's gossip column

Georgetown University was targeted in the scam that helped students get into college through cheating.

'This is how we got into an elite college'

The loan deal would see Mike Ashley become chief executive of the department store chain.

Debenhams will 'consider' Ashley loan

Know your dirty boxing from your ground and pound? Your rear-naked choke hold from your leg kicks? BBC Sport is here to help.

How to bluff your way through UFC London

Twenty-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer beats British number one Kyle Edmund to reach the quarter-finals at Indian Wells.

Federer beats Edmund in Indian Wells

Eyewitnesses describe their terror as a building containing a school collapsed in Lagos, Nigeria.

'Everybody had to run for their lives'

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A third big Brexit vote?

Saracens back row Michael Rhodes is suspended for three weeks after admitting a dangerous play charge.

Three-week ban for Saracens' Rhodes

Liverpool's 3-1 Champions League win at Bayern Munich proves they are "back at the top level of European football", according to manager Jurgen Klopp.

'Liverpool are in Europe's elite again'

The body of 53-year-old Alice Morrow was found at a house in the Braniel estate on Sunday.

Man in court over east Belfast murder

Fifty years after the Neil Armstrong moment, these pictures show the value of photography to that mission.

The photos that made Moon landings possible

Sterling rises more than 2% after Parliament rejects a no-deal Brexit.

Pound jumps to nine-month high

A football fan group set up to bring "inclusivity and diversity" to the stands has been hailed a success in Bradford.

Meet the Bangla Bantams

Eighteen-year-old Svenson Ong-a-kwie is due to appear in custody in court on Thursday.

Third man charged with Jodie murder

Shot clocks, which count down the 25 seconds allowed between points, will be used at all ATP Tour tournaments from 2020.

Shot clocks to feature in ATP from 2020

Is Trump funny?

The £79m supercomputer will be hosted at Edinburgh University, Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced.

New national supercomputer for Edinburgh

The former UKIP leader is getting ready for May's European elections saying it was "pretty much unavoidable" that Brexit will not have happened by then.

Farage 'preparing' for MEP elections in May

Check how your MP voted in the latest Brexit vote.

Brexit: How did my MP vote on no-deal?

The pony had been micro chipped and the RSPCA is investigating how it died.

Dead pony found tied up and dumped

Dual nationality is a "complicated" issue which international football will increasingly have to deal with, says England manager Gareth Southgate.

Dual nationality complex issue - Southgate

Duncan Tomlin had epilepsy and died in July 2014 after being arrested in Haywards Heath.

Police officers 'piled onto' arrested man

Thirteen people were shot dead in Derry when members of the Parachute Regiment opened fire on civilians in 1972.

'We thought we were under attack'

Birmingham City Council failed to investigate alleged abuse by a foster carer, a watchdog finds.

Council 'failed care abuse complainant'

The PPS will announce on Thursday whether the soldiers will face criminal charges.

Bloody Sunday commander stands by soldiers

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri wants to avoid former club Napoli in Friday's Europa League quarter-final draw after the Blues thrash Dynamo Kiev in the last 16.

Sarri wants to avoid Napoli after Kiev win

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says MPs have ruled-out both a no-deal Brexit and the prime minister's deal.

Corbyn: Extending Article 50 is 'now inevitable'

The PM says MPs should face up to the consequences of their decisions, after they ruled out leaving the EU without a deal but also failed to back her deal.

May: MPs 'need to face up to consequences'

Grand Slam moments in Cardiff on the final day of the Five/Six Nations tournament has proved a day of success for Wales over the years.

Alun Wyn Jones lifts the 2012 Six Nations title

Wales' Grand Slam glory days in Cardiff

Thirteen government ministers defied whips to abstain on a vote to oppose a no-deal Brexit.

Sack Brexit abstaining ministers, says MP

Rangers' progress this season will be measured by their points tally, says former Ibrox striker Kenny Miller.

Kenny Miller, Borna Barisic and Jermain Defoe

'Points measure of Rangers' progress'

Goalkeeper Luke McCormick agrees a 12-month contract extension at League Two side Swindon Town.

McCormick signs new Swindon Town deal

The ex-Liberal leader says he took no action as the abuse took place when Smith was not a party member.

Cyril Smith and David Steel at the 1973 Liberal Party conference

Leader 'assumed' Cyril Smith was an abuser

Norwich City boss Daniel Farke signs a new contract, keeping him with the Championship promotion-chasers until 2022.

Norwich boss Farke signs new deal

The contractor building the Moray East offshore wind farm confirms the Fife fabrication yards have not won any of the work.

BiFab misses out on wind farm order

Just under 66% of 111 calls were answered in 60 seconds by the South Central Ambulance Service in February 2019.

Low pay blamed for missed 111 call targets

MPs have rejected a no-deal Brexit in two votes on Wednesday, despite the government having whipped Conservatives not to back it.

MPs narrowly rule out no-deal Brexit

Rising sharply from the East China Sea, a maze of smooth basalt columns forms a surreal stone forest.

An island of colossal stone columns

Former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley says Rory McIlroy's confidence has been hit after failing to convert winning positions into victories.

McIlroy lacking in confidence - McGinley

MPs will vote on delaying Brexit after rejecting the idea of the UK leaving the EU without a deal.

MPs vote to reject no-deal Brexit

Freezing temperatures, the prospect of hypothermia and no wet suits allowed... We look at the rules, training and appeal of ice swimming.

The reality of ice swimming

Legendary former jockey Sir AP McCoy calls the ban for an amateur rider who finished third at Cheltenham "the worst decision in 25 years".

Worst decision in 25 years - McCoy

The High Court quashes the inquest findings of a man who became unwell as police restrained him.

Judge orders fresh police death inquest

Highways England say the number of repairs needed on the stretch of the M5 has quadrupled.

M5 roadworks hit by further delays

The variety of pig bones found suggest people travelled a long way for the feasts, researchers say.

Stonehenge 'hub for massive parties'

Sally Wilson had postpartum psychosis after the birth of her daughter and took months to get better.

A call is made for a specialist mother and baby unit for new mums suffering with mental health issues

New mums 'need mental health help'

Paisley Park will bid to give owner Andrew Gemmell and trainer Emma Lavelle an emotional win in Thursday's Stayers' Hurdle on day three at Cheltenham.

Paisley Park goes for victory in Thursday's Stayers' Hurdle at Cheltenham

Paisley Park aims for Festival success

Liam Hanley attacked Sarah Harries in the bath in a "horrific attack" at her Shoreham home.

Man stabbed on-off girlfriend 39 times

Inquests into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings hear victims suffered multiple injuries in the blasts.

Bomb victims had 'unsurvivable' injuries

Two options aimed at "relieving frustrating congestion" have been put out to public consultation.

Plans revealed to reduce crossing pressure

MPs rejected leaving the EU without a deal at any time and in any circumstances - what does it mean?

What is a no-deal Brexit?

The US plane-maker suspends the 737 Max after investigators find new evidence at disaster site.

Boeing grounds entire crash aircraft fleet

The council says despite her mental health problems the woman can cope with being homeless.

Ill woman 'not in priority housing need'

The IOPC report comes after an inquest ruled poor communication had contributed to the deaths.

No misconduct over mother-in-law killing

The World Anti-Doping Agency president says "unity will be our strength" after criticisms of the sport's response to the Russian doping scandal.

'Unity will be our strength against doping'

Two riders crashed on the opening stage of the Tirreno-Adriatico on Wednesday after a pedestrian walked into their path.

Riders hit pedestrian at Tirreno-Adriatico

Lucy Cavendish College says it will mean more places for students from under-represented backgrounds.

Cambridge women's college to accept men

The social network confirms problems with its "family of apps", but the cause is currently unknown.

The Facebook "family" of apps was suffering issues, the company confirmed

Facebook suffers most severe outage ever

The fire closed both carriageways on the M1 at junction 42 in West Yorkshire.

Lorry fire covers M1 in black smoke

The Black Country voted overwhelmingly in favour of Leave. Diners at a local pub give their view.

Brexit: 'I think it's a bit of a shambles'

The Scottish Cup semi-final between Hearts and Inverness Caledonian Thistle will be held at Hampden on 13 April and will shown live on BBC Scotland.

BBC Scotland to show Hearts v Inverness

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva has agreed a new three-year contract extension with the club.

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva

Silva signs new Man City deal

Leading scientists call for a temporary ban on research to "re-engineer the human species".

‘Pause gene-edited baby work’ - experts

Laureline Garcia-Bertaux's body was found buried in a shallow grave in her west London garden.

Man held in Estonia over film-maker death

Abuse victims react to the MP's view that police funds were "spaffed up the wall" on historical claims.

Johnson comments on child abuse 'horrific'

Colchester are investigating after two people invaded the pitch during their League Two home defeat by Forest Green.

Colchester condemn pitch invaders

Standard Bank's Margaret Nienaber says the key to successful financial planning is starting early.

Teaching successful financial planning

Residents are already being disturbed by riverside revellers, councillors have claimed.

Warehouse plan backed despite noise fears

Crowds gather at the Rabta hospital, as a bereaved father says officials must be held accountable.

Anger after 12 babies die in Tunis hospital

You can buy a giant Easter egg and another made out of cheese. But what other unusual eggs exist?

Unusual Easter eggs: Giant ones, weird ones and cheesy ones

More information released in murder inquiry

Around 50,000 are expected to take part in the World's Big Sleep Out to aid homeless people around the world.

Malala backs Scots charity's sleep-out plan

England 's Jonny May hails the impact of Joe Cokanasiga following his display against Italy and says his fellow winger is "only going to get better".

'Brilliant Cokanasiga will only get better'

Claire Colebourn told the court her daughter had been "suffering" after her and her husband had split.

Mum drowned girl, 3, 'so she was safer'

Duncan Scott says he has the backing of British Swimming to join the new breakaway International Swimming League.

Scott has British backing for ISL

Staff at Kingstown Group, in Hull, were told in letters they would not get redundancy payments.

Furniture firm shuts with loss of 280 jobs

Kristy Lane said the theft of the bespoke pieces of jewellery had caused "lifetime harm".

'Cruel burglars' target dying mother

Hungary's family policies are promoted with help from one of the internet's best-known dysfunctional couples.

The famous internet meme of "distracted boyfriend" shows a man walking down the street holding his girlfriend's hand - but he is looking back over his shoulder at a young woman in a red dress - yet his girlfriend notices, much to her shock and dismay apparent on her face.

'Distracted boyfriend' in pro-family ad

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang inspires an Arsenal victory over Rennes as they progress to the quarter-finals of the Europa League.

Arsenal forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

Aubameyang inspires Arsenal comeback

James Reed-Griffiths says horse riding helps him deal with his Asperger's Syndrome.

Rider prepares for Special Olympics

ATM pharmacy dispensers in South Africa are speeding up patient waiting times for medications.

The ATMs transforming healthcare in South Africa

A farmer thought she had seen a seagull but then realised it could be a red kite, which was white.

A farmer thought she had seen a seagull but then realised it could be a red kite, which was red.

When is a red kite not red?

Gavin Singleton, 31, died in hospital two weeks after he was stabbed in Sheffield.

Man fatally stabbed in row over cash

Prosecutors say Mark Riddell, 36, aced tests for students because he is a "really smart guy".

Exams whizz at centre of US cheat scandal

Meet some of the people who are finding news ways to tackle our problems with rubbish and waste.

Five ways people are cleaning up waste

North Yorkshire Police were called to a primary school after the girl produced a knife in class.

Girl, 8, 'threatened to stab police'

Australia beat India by 35 runs in the fifth one-day international in Delhi to overturn a 2-0 series deficit and win 3-2.

Australia win ODI series against India

A health tech firm in Kenya is trying to transform personal healthcare using a mobile app.

A health tech mobile app for tracking chronic health conditions

An app for chronic health conditions

A union says it's "sceptical" about government proposals to create a voluntary contribution scheme.

New government pension plans 'flawed'

Skateboarder Sky Brown, 10, tells BBC Sport about her life in the parks and her Olympic ambition

Sky Brown, the 10-year-old skateboarding sensation

#changethegame: 'I can do anything': Meet Sky Brown, the 10-year-old skateboarding sensation

Sky Brown surfs, skateboards and dances, and hopes to become Britain's youngest ever summer Olympian at the Tokyo Games next year - when she'll be just 12 years old.

The 10-year-old skateboarder aiming for Tokyo

Mark Drakeford reacted with anger on Wednesday after he was accused of being a "liar or a fool".

First minister's fury over Price Brexit jibe

The extra £250,000 means the UEA will have nearly doubled its support budget since 2016.

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