A report on alleged Russian interference in UK politics is not due to be published until after the general election. Former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has told the BBC she thinks this decision was "inexplicable and shameful", adding that voters "deserve" to see its findings beforehand.

But Chancellor Sajid Javid said the timetable was "perfectly normal" because of the sensitive nature of the document, compiled by Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee. Labour disagrees, with shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry calling the decision on timing "clearly politically motivated".

The report was completed in March and handed to Downing Street in October. So what might be in it? We take a look.

With 39 flood warnings in place in northern England and more than 1,000 homes having been evacuated, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to chair a meeting of the emergency committee Cobra. 

Doncaster Council has called for people to leave the village of Fishlake, but farmers there say they cannot, as they need to care for their livestock.

More rain is forecast and an emergency appeal for "displaced" families has raised almost £50,000. Here's how people in Fishlake are helping each other.

There's a month to go until the general election on 12 December. In its latest announcement, Labour is promising to spend an extra £3bn a year to give free access to vocational training for up to 300,000 adults annually. The Conservatives have a National Retraining Scheme for those wanting to update their skills, while the Liberal Democrats are pledging a £10,000 "skills wallet" for each adult.

Meanwhile, the row over spending plans continues. The Conservatives have called Labour's proposals "reckless", but Labour says this is "fake news".

And a Lib Dem candidate has stepped down over racist and homophobic tweets posted 10 years ago.

Here's what happened on the campaign trail on Monday. Plus, amid all the detail and developments, try our really simple guide to the election.

Teenager Ewan Fisher almost died after suffering a catastrophic reaction in his lungs while vaping, his doctors say. Health bodies advise that using e-cigarettes is 95% safer than smoking tobacco. But Ewan tells the BBC that vaping "basically ruined me". Here's his story.

There's much reaction to Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage's decision not to put up candidates in seats held by the Conservatives at the 2017 general election. The Daily Telegraph calls the move a "retreat", while the Guardian reports on Tories urging Mr Farage to give them a "free run" at Labour-held target constituencies. But the Daily Mirror calls the decision an election "stitch-up". Elsewhere, the Daily Star says the creator of TV school drama Grange Hill has asked the BBC to bring back the show to tackle the dangers of knife crime and online bullying.

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