Sutton United summon up a dramatic comeback from two-nil down to draw 2-2 at struggling Braintree Town.

Southend end a run of four successive League One defeats with victory against 10-man Scunthorpe at Roots Hall.

A moment of Marcus Maddison magic earns Peterborough a 1-0 home win against AFC Wimbledon.

Shaun Miller seals Crewe Alexandra's 2-0 win over Cambridge United in League Two with a stunning solo finish.

Sammie Szmodics' first-half deflected strike proves the difference as Colchester United win a cagey affair at Forest Green.

Norwich's six-game winning run comes to an end as the Championship leaders are held to a goalless draw at lowly Hull.

Facebook has been accused of telling MPs "a tissue of lies" over how it shares people's information. A senior executive from the social media giant appeared before 24 politicians from nine different countries in a self-styled "international grand committee". Facebook rejected the claim but its founder - Mark Zuckerberg - again refused to give evidence. David Cornock was watching. You can hear more from Today in Parliament on BBC Radio 4 at 11:30pm

Daniel Lingham is told his collection of more than 5,000 eggs will go to the Natural History Museum.

Bradley Blundell fled the country without a passport by hiding in the boot of a car, a court hears.

Geoffrey Hutton stabbed Tina Cantello 30 times after she called to collect his loan repayment.

County champions Surrey will start their defence of the title in April 2019 with a home match against Essex.

The inflatable Father Christmas broke loose from a front garden and blocked a busy road.

The 38-year-old victim died in hospital two days after being arrested.

Facebook executive Richard Allan faced the international committee on fake news and disinformation.

Owner Richard Harding thanks the community for a "remarkable" effort to raise £200 in two days.

A 17-year-old was stabbed to death outside a row of shops in June.

An illicit market in drugs has fuelled debt and bullying at HMP Peterborough, a report finds.

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Facebook UK boss Richard Allan is expected to be among a number of officials giving evidence to an "international grand committee" on disinformation and fake news in London shortly this morning.

The Liberal Democrat peer will be questioned by UK MPs and parliamentarians from Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Ireland, Latvia and Singapore during the special session in Westminster.

Lord Allan is Facebook's vice-president of policy solutions and was the MP for Sheffield Hallam between 1997 and 2005.

He was succeeded in the seat by Sir Nick Clegg, who recently joined Facebook as head of its global affairs and communications team.

Stephen Sharp helped himself to a lager as he raided a house - but forgot to take the evidence away.

In an amended proposal, the developer cut the number of affordable homes from 32 to 15.