Head of the Royal Navy defends handling of rape allegations
Adm Sir Ben Key says independent investigations into complaints would "lead to less good outcomes".
The papers: 'Thousands in 12-hour A&E wait' and Brexit 'blow'
The Sunday Telegraph reports about 4,000 patients a day are waiting more than 12 hours in A&E.
Covid protests widen in China after 10 killed in flats fire
Videos on social media appear to show some protesters asking leader Xi Jinping to resign.
Desert Island Discs: Blanchett, Spielberg and Young to appear on festive specials
Cate Blanchett, Steven Spielberg and Kirsty Young will appear in series of specials in December.
Venezuela takes first step out of political stalemate
The government and opposition agree that billions of dollars frozen abroad be released to help fund social projects.
David Stirling: The rogue soldier who created the SAS
David Stirling, the Scot known as the founder of the SAS, was not what you would expect of a military hero.
Diphtheria cases rising among asylum seekers
The number of cases among those to have recently arrived in the UK exceeds 50, the BBC understands.
Charles V: French scientists decode 500-year-old letter
A French team has decoded a letter from Charles V, revealing rumours of an assassination plot.
Ukraine conflict: How much damage has Russia done to power supplies?
Russian air strikes have hit power supplies and health services, putting millions of lives at risk.
Jyoti Bhatt: The photographer who preserved rural Indian life
Jyoti Bhatt documented the nuances of rural Indian culture that are on the cusp of disappearing.
South Africa pit bull attacks: 'We can't live in a world where dogs eat children'
Anger mounts after the killing of children, including Keketso Saule, by pit bulls in South Africa.
Dread Broadcasting Corporation: The pirate that changed British radio
Europe's first dedicated black music station, Dread Broadcasting Corporation
Cost of living: 'Each week, we are fighting to survive'
Stacey McDonnell and Darren Setford live in Leicester and are full-time carers for family members.
Climate change: Could centuries-old wheat help feed the planet?
Scientists are searching through a museum's wheat collection to find the crop of the future.
Dillian Whyte: Briton delivers flat performance in points victory over Jermaine Franklin
With Anthony Joshua watching ringside, Dillian Whyte's big comeback night fell flat as he laboured past Jermaine Franklin in London.
Two boys, 16, die after being stabbed a mile apart in London
Due to the closeness and timings of the incidents, police say they are trying to establish if they are linked.
Camilla scraps ladies-in-waiting in modernising move
The Queen Consort is ending the traditional title of ladies-in-waiting for assistants at events.
World Cup 2022: 'Where there is Lionel Messi, there is hope for Argentina'
BBC Sport's Phil McNulty reflects on a tense night for Argentina and Lionel Messi after their 2-0 victory over Mexico in their second group-stage match at the World Cup.
Encouraging self-harm to be criminalised in Online Safety Bill
An update to the Online Safety Bill was influenced by Molly Russell who ended her life in 2017.
Daughter cannot watch execution of Kevin Johnson, judge rules
Kevin Johnson faces execution in Missouri on Tuesday for the killing of a police officer.