- Hillsborough trial: 'The scene was set for failure'
- Calls to ban low-level letterboxes and adopt EU standard
- WTO rules: What happens if there's a no-deal Brexit?
- Shoreham air crash trial: Pilot Andy Hill 'negligent'
- Nairobi hotel: 'How we survived DusitD2 siege'
- Charlton v Man Utd abandoned because there was no oxygen to treat injured players
- US government shutdown: 'I can't get my meds because of Trump'
- Brexit vote: European 'surprise' at scale of defeat
- Roku U-turn over streaming Alex Jones's InfoWars
- India women: First female climbs sacred mountain
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Hillsborough trial: 'The scene was set for failure'
Match commander David Duckenfield and ex-Sheffield Wednesday club secretary Graham Mackrell are on trial.
Calls to ban low-level letterboxes and adopt EU standard
A union is calling for a change in regulations to help stop postal workers straining their backs.
WTO rules: What happens if there's a no-deal Brexit?
Could the UK maintain an open border with Ireland if there is no deal, asks BBC News NI's John Campbell.
Shoreham air crash trial: Pilot Andy Hill 'negligent'
Andy Hill's "negligence" led him to crash, causing a "massive fireball" which killed 11, a jury hears.
Nairobi hotel: 'How we survived DusitD2 siege'
People who escaped an al-Shabab attack on an upmarket Kenyan hotel share their stories.
Charlton v Man Utd abandoned because there was no oxygen to treat injured players
Charlton's Women's Championship game with Manchester United was abandoned because the home side had no oxygen to treat injured players.
US government shutdown: 'I can't get my meds because of Trump'
Jazz Sexton works for the IRS and because of the government shutdown, isn't able to get her medication.
Brexit vote: European 'surprise' at scale of defeat
European media react with surprise to the scale of Theresa May's Commons defeat.
Roku U-turn over streaming Alex Jones's InfoWars
Roku bans Alex Jones after initially defending its decision to stream the conspiracy theorist's channel.
India women: First female climbs sacred mountain
Dhanya Sanal is the first woman to reach the summit of Agasthyakoodam, previously open only to men.
David Cameron: I don't regret calling referendum
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron says he backs Theresa May's efforts to secure a Brexit deal with the EU, but insists he does not regret calling the referendum.
Inflation falls to lowest level in nearly two years
UK inflation fell to 2.1% in December, pushed down by falling fuel prices.
Massive spinning ice disk forms in US river
The natural phenomenon, which is in the Maine city of Westbrook, resembles the moon.
Nairobi hotel: British man killed in attack
The man is among at least 14 people killed in an attack on a luxury hotel in the Kenyan capital.
Brexit uncertainty hits house purchases
Home buyers and sellers have been postponing transactions until after the EU withdrawal.
Surgery could save Murray's career, says doubles legend who had similar operation
Andy Murray could still return to tennis even if he has another hip operation, says doubles legend Bob Bryan, who has had similar surgery.
Woman arrested in Rebecca Hall cold case murder inquiry
Rebecca Hall disappeared in 2001 and her body was found almost two weeks later in an alleyway.
Why are strikers even more in demand than usual in the January transfer window?
They are the must-have item this January window, but where can Premier League clubs go for a reliable striker?
Three uncapped hookers & centre Dean in Scotland squad
Scotland include three uncapped hookers and Edinburgh centre Chris Dean in a 39-man squad for the forthcoming Six Nations.
Andy Murray criticises LTA chiefs over failure to build on his success
Three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray criticises British tennis for failing to translate his achievements into the growth of the game at home.
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