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A new BBC nature documentary is heading into uncharted territory.

Endometriosis: 'My vagina tried to kill me'

Comedian Amy Vreeke has endometriosis and has written a comedy show about her condition.

The parenting method that lets kids make the decisions

Mum of three Vickie has used the ‘unschooling’ parenting method – which means she lets her kids decide what to eat, what to learn and when to go to bed.

Iron Biby: From fat-shamed boy to World's Strongest Man contender

After years of bullying, he realised his strength when he threw one of his tormentors across a room.

Biscuits and chocolates take the 'shrinkflation' test

While treats may be getting smaller - research has found that some prices are falling too.

Are we missing the real opioid drug crisis?

While the US suffers an overdose epidemic, most of the world misses out on painkillers.

A tale of two cellists: Meet Laura van der Heijden and Sheku Kanneh-Mason

Both attended state schools. Both won BBC Young Musician. Both released a debut album last month. Meet Laura and Sheku.

Battling to save the world's bananas

As a deadly disease spreads, the fight for a banana plantation in Mozambique might hold the key to saving the world's favourite fruit.

Escape from the asylum

In Croatia, thousands of people with mental illness live in institutions. Now, finally, some have moved out into the community.

Brexit: Theresa May to fight EU transition residency plan

The PM says EU nationals arriving after the UK's exit should not automatically expect full rights.

Ahed Tamimi: Was Palestinian teenager’s ‘slap’ terrorism?

Jeremy Bowen speaks to the father of Ahed Tamimi and a member of the Israeli parliament.

Facebook tweaks prompt fall in user time

Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said 2017 was a strong but "hard" year.

Bafta stars asked to wear black in sexual harassment protest

The attire is in support of a movement against sexual harassment founded by Hollywood figures.

The Papers: Extremists in schools and end of 'grid girls'

A speech by the head of Ofsted is previewed, while other headlines focus on F1's decision to stop using models and the BBC gender pay row.

Lord Bates's resignation over lateness rejected by PM

Lord Bates told fellow peers he intended to resign after the "discourtesy" of arriving late to a session.

MPs vote to leave Parliament during refit

The Commons would be vacated during a multibillion pound refurbishment - although not before 2025.

Police Tasered Bristol man with mental age of seven

He was also charged with assaulting an officer but the case collapsed when CCTV of the incident emerged.

Inmate stabbed to death in Wormwood Scrubs prison

The prisoner was pronounced dead at the west London jail after he was found with stab wounds.

Rare 'super blue blood moon' arrives

Images from around the world as the lunar event dazzles skywatchers.

Blood test finds toxic Alzheimer's proteins

The development is an early step towards a blood test for Alzheimer's disease.

Trump to release controversial Republican 'memo'

Republicans claim the document shows US surveillance was used to unfairly target the Trump campaign.

Finsbury Park mosque attack suspect's defence 'conjured up'

Prosecutors question Darren Osborne's claim that a man called Dave drove a van into worshippers in June.

The 'super blue blood Moon' across the world

Eyes around the globe have been turning to the skies to view the lunar event.

The highs and lows of Dry January and Veganuary

How people have managed to give up alcohol for Dry January and animal-derived products for Veganuary

Stonewall 100: Being LGBT in the workplace

Campaign group Stonewall releases its index of Britain's top 100 employers for LGBT staff.

Collapsed trial woman says she gave birth 'alone' in prison

A woman who gave birth in prison before her case collapsed criticises the "incompetence" of the police and prosecutors.

Larry Nassar case: USA Gymnastics doctor 'abused 265 girls'

At least 65 victims will confront Larry Nassar in court in the last of three sentencing hearings.

Rugby rape trial: Woman breaks down giving evidence

The woman who accuses Ulster's Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding of raping her gives evidence.

Minister Lord Bates 'quits' for being late to debate

Lord Bates tells stunned peers he is quitting as an international development minister because he was late for a debate.

NZ PM's partner on his impending role as stay-at-home dad

Clarke Gayford will be a stay-at-home dad when Jacinda Ardern returns to work as prime minister.

Vicky Krieps on why Phantom Thread is a feminist movie

The film has been criticised for its apparent "toxic masculinity".

Carrie Gracie tells MPs of BBC pay 'insult'

The presenter says the way the BBC is treating senior female staff is "damaging its credibility".

Helen Dunmore's daughter: Mum's last poems told us not to fear death

Helen Dunmore, who has won Costa Book of the Year, wrote her final poem two weeks before dying.

Birmingham pub bombings: Coroner to challenge court ruling

Families of the 21 victims of the Birmingham pub bombings want suspects to be named in new inquests.

Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict

David Lidington and Emily Thornberry take the key roles - with a clash on votes at 16.

'Roman haul' turns out to be TV show Detectorists prop

The 50 "gold" coins and pottery had earlier been buried by the crew of the BBC show Detectorists.

Driver arrested for damaging ancient Nazca site in Peru

The Nazca archaeological zone is UNESCO World protected.

Hyponatraemia inquiry: Children's hospital deaths were avoidable

The 14-year inquiry into the deaths of five children delivers damning criticism of medical professionals.

Duke and duchess to meet Sweden's stars on day two of tour

William and Kate are also learning about mental health challenges in Sweden on their two-day tour.

'Emotional support peacock' barred from United Airlines plane

United Airlines refuses to let a woman in New Jersey board a plane with a peacock, citing its size.

Foreign Office sells Bangkok embassy for £420m

The money from the sale will be used to renovate buildings across the UK's diplomatic service.

Leo Gormley: Burns survivor smiles with brother's help

Leo Gormley was left with life-threatening injuries following the fire in a shop.

What happens to politicians who say 'I'm not a quitter'?

Theresa May follows in the footsteps of Peter Mandelson, Iain Duncan Smith - and Richard Nixon.

Reality Check: Seven Trump claims fact-checked

What did President Trump get right - and wrong - in his first State of the Union address?

Killer whale says 'hello'

A killer whale has been taught to mimic words such as "hello" and "bye bye".

Nintendo Switch overtakes the Wii U

The Nintendo Switch games console outsells its predecessor, just 10 months after its launch.

Pontypridd librarian jailed for selling rare stolen books

The Pontypridd librarian burned books in an attempt to evade justice, Merthyr Crown Court hears.

Labour seeks to force publication of leaked Brexit study

The party wants a binding Commons vote, arguing MPs need the document to make informed decisions.

Seville orange heist: Stolen fruit spills from cars

Five people are arrested in Seville after failing to explain where the fruit had come from.

State of the Union: Congress divided on Trump speech

The contrasting reactions to the president's speech tell the tale of a deeply divided Congress.

I'm not a quitter, says Theresa May amid leadership questions

The PM issues a defiant response to critics, as she begins a trade mission to China.

'Overwhelming' evidence for adding folic acid to flour

The B vitamin, which can prevent birth defects, will not harm the general public, a study says.

Sydney seaplane crash: Sharp turn 'inexplicable', operator says

The aircraft was not on its usual path to Sydney when it crashed, killing six, the operator says.

Drop in consumer demand hits UK car manufacturing

Lower demand in the UK and confusion over diesel policy are blamed by the industry trade body.

'Dangerously' drunk tourists may not win insurance claims

Drinking excessive alcohol can invalidate travel insurance cover, but the burden of proof is on the insurer.

Super blue blood moon: Get ready for a rare celestial show

A very rare lunar event is due to occur on 31 January.

Capita shares plunge after warning on profits

Outsourcing giant Capita says it has become 'too complex' and overly focused on the short term.

Skywatchers await 'super blue blood Moon'

A blue blood supermoon and lunar eclipse across Asia heralds a year of lunar science milestones, say scientists.

'Baby brain': Myth or reality?

"Four in five" women undergo changes in memory and concentration during pregnancy, new research suggests.

You're on the verge of losing everything - but you don’t understand why

A run of bad luck left one man struggling to make sense of the UK benefits system - and at risk of losing his home.

Post-Brexit data sharing crucial, say ex-intelligence heads

Former intelligence chiefs say UK's security expertise should not be bargaining chip in talks with EU.

'Forget walking 10,000 steps a day'

Experts say there is a better way to get fit than counting your steps.

Why Ben Whishaw has murder in mind

The James Bond and Paddington star "adores" his new role as the treacherous Marcus Brutus.

Used clothes: Why is worldwide demand declining?

As the worldwide demand for used and worn clothing plummets, what do we do with our unwanted clothes?

Trump to hail 'new American moment'

The president will say: "There has never been a better time to start living the American dream."

The killer whale that can say 'hello' and 'bye bye'

A killer whale that can mimic words such as "hello" is thought to be the first of its kind to copy human speech.

Theresa May unveils education deal at start of China visit

The UK prime minister hopes her trip "will intensify the golden era in UK-China relations".

Hawaii false alarm: Officials quit over missile alert

Additionally the employee who sent the warning, who had a record of poor performance, is fired.

The Papers: BBC pay 'backlash' and speeding 'crackdown'

The front pages report the reaction to the wage review and a police call to end "soft" treatment for speeding drivers.

Taliban threaten 70% of Afghanistan, BBC finds

The Islamist group's power and reach have surged since foreign combat troops left, the BBC finds.

The make-up artist making designs with dead insects

Jasmine Ahumada, from California, attaches spiders and bees to her face to create her distinctive looks.

RSPB Minsmere winter starling murmuration

Starlings take to the skies to create a spectacular aerial ballet before settling on roost.

Glee actor Mark Salling, 35, found dead

The actor, who had admitted possessing child sex abuse images, is believed to have killed himself.

Land Rover raid on Aldi store captured on CCTV

The thieves made off with a cash machine after ramming the shop with a Land Rover.

Why did this council leader just quit?

Claire Kober announced she wouldn't be standing in May's election.

Scottish firefighters to be offered 20% pay rise

The emergency workers are being offered the salary increase if they agree to take on new responsibilities.

Prince William and Kate's bandy hockey penalty shootout

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge go head-to-head while learning about bandy hockey in Sweden.

Hatton Garden gang ringleaders ordered to pay £27.5m

A judge rules four ringleaders behind the raid must pay the sum or serve another seven years in jail.

Black Panther reaction is in... and it's good news

Marvel’s first black superhero film is nearly here - and early reactions bode well.

State of the Union: Five things to expect in Trump's speech

The US president is expected to highlight a growing economy as he delivers a key speech.

Finsbury Park mosque attack suspect denies driving van

Darren Osborne tells court a "guy called Dave" was driving the van which ploughed into worshippers.

Stakeknife: Fred Scappaticci arrested over murders

The man alleged to have been the agent codenamed Stakeknife is arrested over dozens of murders.

Would you be a Harry Potter Mastermind?

Mastermind producers have turned down 262 applications for Harry Potter as a specialist subject on the show.

PIPs: 'I had to give back my Motability vehicle'

What will a government review of Personal Independence Payments mean for the people who receive them?

Coronation Street to get a Co-op and Costa in sponsorship deal

But ITV insists Roy's Rolls won't come under threat.

Black cats shunned for purr-fect selfies

A cat rescue shelter says black cats are being shunned as people strive for the purr-fect selfie.

Manchester Arena attack 'hero' jailed for theft

A judge tells homeless man Chris Parker he was "not the hero you pretended to be".

Britain First deputy Jayda Fransen blamed for baby's death

Britain First's leader and deputy leader are on trial accused of religiously-aggravated harassment.

Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding in court on rape charges

Prosecutors begin their case against Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding, who deny charges of rape.

Facebook 'no place' for young children

More than 100 child health experts are urging Facebook to withdraw an app aimed at under-13s.

MP Owen Paterson breaks his back in riding accident

Former Environment Minister Owen Paterson says he feels "lucky to be alive".

Mastermind 'bans' Harry Potter and Fawlty Towers

The subject is most popular among applicants but only one contestant can tackle the series each year.

Rochdale ambulance worker's petrol paid for by stranger

The ambulance worker says he was "blown away" by the random act of kindness.

Traditional Welsh Caerphilly cheese wins EU protected status

Wales' only native cheese joins the ranks of Anglesey sea salt and Pembrokeshire early potatoes.

Morning campers! The inside story of 80s sitcom Hi-de-Hi!

Thirty years since the last episode was aired, the sitcom's stars talk about its impact.

Met Police apologise for Liam Allan collapsed rape trial

A review finds a "lack of knowledge" is to blame for the case against Liam Allan, 22, being dropped.

Fans say goodbye to Cyrille Regis

The West Bromwich Albion first team along with manager Alan Pardew lined up with fans to pay their respects.

Putin says US sanctions list targets all Russians

Russia's president says the sanctions-based list is "unfriendly" but he does not want to retaliate.

Irish abortion referendum: Debate rages after vote announced

People in the Republic of Ireland react to the announcement of a referendum on abortion.

Borrowers ignoring mortgage timebomb, says FCA

Nearly one in five mortgage-holders has an interest-only home loan, but many do not have a plan for the final bill.

Review into vaginal mesh harm in England

The audit will reveal how many women have suffered ill consequences from the controversial treatment.

Would a pre-watershed gambling ads ban protect young people?

The Church of England says gambling ads should be restricted to protect young people.

BBC review finds 'no gender bias in pay decisions'

A report finds no gender bias in pay decision-making but criticises the way the BBC sets pay rates.

Cyrille Regis: 'Pioneering' footballer's funeral held

The former West Brom striker is credited with inspiring a generation of black football players.

Brendan Cole 'in shock' after Strictly Come Dancing drop

The dancer, who has been on the show since 2004, says the BBC made the decision.

Hangry and ransomware added to Oxford English Dictionary

Mansplaining, ransomware and Mumsnet acronyms are among the latest words to be included.

Any Brexit deal will hit UK economy - government paper

A leaked paper suggests slower growth - but government sources say its preferred deal was not analysed.

'Ex-soldier' raiding Home Counties houses at gunpoint

Police say the violent burglar behind raids at seven expensive homes used military-style planning.

CIA chief says China 'as big a threat to US' as Russia

The CIA boss tells the BBC he is as worried about Chinese efforts to influence the West as he is about Russia.

Stranded skiers' chairlift chopper rescue

Rescuers were lowered from a helicopter to help up to 150 skiers stuck on a mountain in Austria.

Tens of millions of prescription drugs on the black market

Criminal gangs smuggle 160 million tablets out of the UK's protected supply chain over three years.

Beckham's fans are cheering, but will they show up on match days?

David Beckham's fans are cheering, but will they show up on match days? And what about a stadium?

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge begin tour of Sweden

The two-day visit will be the duke and duchess's first official visit to the country.

Heads warn of 'chronic' funding shortages

The chancellor is sent a letter asking for more cash, as a school threatens reduced hours over funding.

News Daily: Brexit leak and 'threats' over BBC pay queries

Your morning briefing for 30 January 2018.

HullCoin: The social experiment that's rewarding good deeds

A digital currency is being set up in Hull, which rewards people who do good acts that benefit the city.

Five tips to keep your app data safe online

After a fitness app "heatmap" revealed military information, what are your devices saying about you?

BBC proposes £320,000 news presenter pay cap

Proposal comes as MPs publish claims that women staff faced "veiled threats" in their fight for equal pay.

What really happened after these photos were taken

Eddie Adams captured one of the most famous images of the Vietnam War but he was haunted by it.

The Papers: May 'quit calls' and 'night watcher' burglar

Tuesday's front pages report 'unrest' among Tory donors and a police probe into a series of raids in the Home Counties.

Paris residents battle floods as Seine level peaks

Some residents take to boats and kayaks as about 1,500 people are evacuated from their homes.

China is buying UK boar semen to help strengthen pig stock

After a £200,000 deal was secured, Northern Ireland will be flying frozen boar semen 5,000 miles to China.

Terminally ill teenager marries high school sweetheart

Dustin Snyder has a rare form of cancer and was recently told he had weeks left to live. So he proposed.

Ireland to hold abortion vote in May

Ireland will hold a referendum on liberalising abortion laws at the end of May, the PM says.

Facebook to promote local news in drive for 'trusted' content

The company says an update allowing users to select community news will encourage civic engagement.

David Beckham on the launch of his new team - in Miami

Former England captain David Beckham launches his long-planned Major League Soccer team in Miami.

India estimates 21 million of its girls are 'unwanted'

A new report finds many couples keep having children until they get a longed-for boy.

Andrew McCabe, FBI deputy director, quits after Trump criticism

Andrew McCabe was reportedly forced to step down ahead of his official retirement date in March.

Personal Independence payments: All 1.6 million claims to be reviewed

Around 1.6 million cases will be looked at, with 220,000 claimants expected to receive more money.

The children who spent a day with a dead body

Pearl and Iris were with their stay-at-home dad when he died in his sleep.

I'm not a sexist - Neville

England women's new head coach Phil Neville tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan he is not a sexist and has huge respect for women.

Joe Bloggs owner and fashion firm East go into administration

Baggy denim brand Joe Bloggs and women's fashion brand East have both gone into administration.

Cost of British passport to increase

Postal applications are to rise by significantly more than online applications.

Train passenger wakes to find £100 gift from stranger

Ella Johannessen was earlier discussing how "upset" she was about her finances over the phone.

Leeds Union probes hockey team's 'ill- judged chav party'

The social event by hockey players at the University of Leeds is being investigated.

Is Tube travel damaging your hearing?

Transport for London say passengers are not being exposed to unsafe noise levels.

The diabetic boxer fighting for his chance to compete

Muhammad Ali has type 1 diabetes and wants the British Boxing Board of Control to allow him to fight.

Wedding speech dilemma: Time to hear from the bride?

Meghan Markle is expected to make a speech on her wedding day - does anyone have any advice?

Russia Putin: Kremlin accuses US of meddling in election

A US treasury report is expected to link Russian oligarchs to President Vladimir Putin.

TomTom ditches map updates for some sat-navs

Customers are told their sat-navs, including some bought in recent months, will no longer get updates.

Lampard: Social media affects my daughters

The former footballer worries about protecting his daughters from the negatives of going online.

Reality Check: EU lays out its transition position

What are the key points in the EU's guidelines for the Brexit transition period?

Isaiah Haastrup: Baby's life-support 'can be stopped'

Isaiah Haastrup suffered "catastrophic" brain damage due to being deprived of oxygen at birth.

Phil Neville: England women's boss denies he is sexist

Phil Neville says he is not sexist and has huge respect for women in his first media appearance as England women's head coach.

German shock at car exhaust tests on humans and monkeys

The government denounces "abominable" tests of diesel fumes on humans and monkeys.

The 2018 Grammys in 90 seconds

From Bruno Mars to Hillary Clinton reading an extract from a book on Trump. Here's a roundup of what happened.

Volcanic mudflows sweep away Philippine roads

Rainfall near the erupting Mount Mayon has caused strong mudflows

EU agrees Brexit 'transition' negotiation guidelines

European ministers meet to finalise their guidelines for a proposed Brexit "transition" period.

S Club 7's Paul puts Brit award back on eBay after bidder doesn't pay

Paul thought his 2000 Best Newcomer Brit award had sold for over £66,000 - but the money never came.

UVF 'supergrass' Gary Haggarty jailed for six years

State witness Gary Haggarty's sentence for 202 crimes, including five murders, was reduced from 35 years.

Justine Greening calls for return of student grants

The former education secretary calls for the return of maintenance grants, scrapped by the government.

EasyJet chief Johan Lundgren cuts pay to match predecessor

Johan Lundgren says the airline is committed to giving equal pay to men and women.

Anthony Grainger shooting: Officers face 'gross misconduct' probe

Senior officers face an inquiry after a man was killed during a Greater Manchester Police operation.

June 'not returning' to Gogglebox after Leon's death

Gogglebox star June Bernicoff says the show's recent NTA award was a "great finale".

Hull window cleaner saves defaced Banksy mural

Jason Fanthorpe restored the mural after it was covered with white paint on Sunday.

Rated People and MyBuilder website profiles cause concern

A BBC journalist was able to advertise as a handyman on trusted trade sites despite no experience.

London Underground noise could damage hearing, says academic

A BBC investigation reveals parts of the Underground network exceed noise safety levels.

Fire and Fury over Hillary Clinton's Grammy cameo

Republicans, including Donald Trump Jr, disapprove of a Grammys sketch featuring Hillary Clinton.

Bruno Mars grabs (nearly) all the Grammys - but where were the women?

Bruno Mars dominates the Grammy Awards - but female artists are hard to find in the winners' list.

Grammys 2018: Why stars wore white roses

Some of music's biggest names wear white roses on the red carpet in support of the #TimesUp movement.

'Grooming alerts' call for social media

Existing technology can be used to flag grooming behaviour to children and moderators, the NSPCC says.

Two British skiers die in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc fall

The pair were skiing off-piste in France and a third Briton who was with them raised the alarm.

French floods: Seine river reaches peak in flood-hit Paris

The river rises to 5.84m (19.2ft) following weeks of rainfall that have forced people to evacuate.

Rotherham children's services 'transformed'

"Significant improvements" are made after a report said 1,400 children in the town were abused.

News Daily: Carillion pensions and Grammys joy for Mars

Your morning briefing for 29 January 2018.

Grammys: The photos you need to see

The best looks, backstage shots and performances from the 60th annual Grammy awards.

Hoarder: 'My house was a hovel'

How a decluttering buddy scheme in Croydon helped one woman face up to her tendencies to stockpile.

Nottingham Prison pays pub worker thousands of pounds by mistake

The pub worker has mistakenly been paid a monthly wage for working at Nottingham Prison.

The Paul Simon city that turned to Trump

Saginaw, a blue-collar Michigan city, surprisingly voted for Donald Trump in 2016. So what do they think now?

Thomas Cook sunbeds will be bookable ahead of holiday

Thomas Cook is to offer holidaymakers the chance to choose their lounger before they have left home.

Reports of gunfire and explosions at Kabul military academy

Reports say the Marshal Fahim National Defense University has come under attack early Monday morning.

Fitness tracker Strava lights up military base

Deployed soldiers have been publicly sharing location information as they log their daily runs.

Hoarding: Where are you on the 'clutter scale'?

More than a million Brits have hoarding issues, estimates suggest, and that's worrying firefighters.

Carillion tried to 'wriggle out' of pension contributions

The collapsed outsourcing giant avoided paying into the pension schemes, say MPs.

Yemen crisis: Separatists seize government buildings in Aden

Southern separatists seize government buildings in Aden as they fight the president's forces.

Two men shot in separate attacks in Belfast

Police say the victims, aged 26 and 41, have sustained "potentially life-changing injuries".

President Trump hits back at Jay-Z over 'superbug' comments

The US president takes to Twitter after the rapper denounces him in an interview as a "superbug".

Newspaper headlines: End to sunbed dash and Brexit battles

Holidaymakers to get the chance to book a sunbed and Theresa May under threat make Monday's front pages.

Meet South Africa's 'king of tombstone bling'

Lebohang W Khitsane creates unique tombstones for celebrities and public figures.

'I was addicted to pulling my hair out'

Megan Malone says it stopped her doing things she loved.

Night Shift: Game aims to help doctors detect trauma

A doctor has designed a video game about treating patients with severe injuries.

The myth of the 2017 'youthquake' election

How the surge in youth turnout often cited as key to Labour's success didn't really happen.

Why Ghana's natural hair fashion is bad for business

Rebecca Tsotsoo Kwei takes a look at how the craze has affected salons in the capital Accra.

'Vegans call me murderer and rapist'

Thousands of people are becoming vegans, many due to animal welfare concerns. But are some vegan activists taking it too far?

The husband and wife behind fashion label Hush

How Mandy Watkins and Rupert Youngman built popular womenswear brand Hush.

Teaching assistants: We are kicked, spat on, hit and sworn at

Teaching assistants working with special-needs children say violence is too often part of the job.

Man charged over triple death crash

Jaynesh Chudasama, 28, is charged over a car crash which killed three teenagers on Friday.

New York investigates company accused of selling fake Twitter followers

It comes after a report traces links between a company, millions of bots and various celebrities.

Cambodia charges foreigners for making pornographic images

The 10 foreigners, including five Britons, are accused of producing pornographic images.

Ikea founder: Five things to know

From frugality to fascism, here's what you need to know about Ingvar Kamprad who has died aged 91.

Police in Edinburgh investigate Maid Marian actor's death

The daughter of Howard Lew Lewis claims he died from an "NHS overdose".

Body found in search for missing Lochnagar hillwalker

Police have confirmed a body was found on Sunday, believed to be that of the missing 65-year-old man.

Teenager 'pointed gun at Lewisham officer's head'

A girl aged 14 and two boys aged 17 are arrested after an officer is threatened in south London.

Roger Federer wins sixth Australian open

Here's how the tennis ace reacted after winning his sixth Australian Open and 20th Grand Slam title.

Cardiff City 0-2 Manchester City

Manchester City keep hope of an unprecedented quadruple alive with a comfortable FA Cup fourth-round win over Cardiff City.

Laura Plummer family visit drug-smuggling Briton in jail

There is speculation Laura Plummer may be freed after being jailed for smuggling drugs into Egypt.

CCTV captures elephant's walkabout

Watch how a wild elephant decided to cross the border from China to Laos... twice.

A group of amateur pet detectives is tracking down hundreds of lost dogs

Pet lovers are using social media and drones to track down hundreds of lost dogs.

Chelsea 3-0 Newcastle United

Michy Batshuayi scores twice as Chelsea reach the fifth round of the FA Cup with a 3-0 win over Newcastle.

Should phones be banned at gigs?

Comedian Chris Rock banned mobile devices on his tour, but the move has divided opinion on social media.

Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad dies in Sweden at 91

The billionaire Swede Ingvar Kamprad founded the pioneering furniture retailer at the age of 17.

Roger Federer wins sixth Australian Open and 20th Grand Slam title

Roger Federer wins his sixth Australian Open and 20th Grand Slam title with a five-set victory over Marin Cilic.

Corbyn pledges 8,000 homes for rough sleepers

He says he would buy them immediately if he were in power as the scale of homelessness is "disgusting".

Corbyn on Brexit: 'We're not asking for a second referendum'

The Labour leader says he wants the UK to have a trade relationship with the EU.

England beat Australia in thrilling first ODI at Perth's new Optus stadium

Tom Curran takes five wickets as England win the final one-day international against Australia by 12 runs in Perth.

Trump: 'I would have taken a tougher stand in getting out'

President Trump has told ITV's Piers Morgan that he would have taken a different attitude than Theresa May towards Brexit negotiations.

Russian presidential vote: Navalny offices raided on day of protests

Russian police reportedly force their way into the property ahead of nationwide anti-Putin rallies.

FA Cup: VAR system bizarre - West Brom boss Alan Pardew

West Brom manager Alan Pardew calls the video assistant referee system "bizarre" after it dominates their 3-2 FA Cup victory at Liverpool.

Rescuers find seven survivors of missing Kiribati ferry

Seven people are seen adrift in the Pacific, 10 days after their 50-person ferry was last seen.

Coincheck promises 46bn yen refund after cryptocurrency theft

Tokyo-based digital currency exchange Coincheck says it will reimburse some 260,000 victims of theft.

Kabul mourns 100 dead after ambulance bomb

Sunday is a day of mourning, as funerals take place and people search hospitals for survivors.

Israel criticises Poland over proposed Holocaust law

Israel's prime minister attacks a law that would make it illegal to describe Nazi death camps as Polish.

UK heading for 'dilution of Brexit', says former minister

Theresa Villiers' comments come amid growing Conservative party rifts over Brexit.

'Rogue' parking companies face government crackdown

New legislation aimed at raising standards will ban "dodgy" firms from issuing fines to motorists.

Donald Trump 'not aware' of any royal wedding invite

The US president says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "look like a lovely couple".

Elite climbing team save French woman from Pakistan's 'Killer Mountain'

Elisabeth Revol is saved by a team of elite Polish climbers, who scaled 1,000m in a night to find her.

Votes for 16: Wales voting reforms see voting age lowered

People aged 16 and 17 and non-EU citizens will be able to vote if Welsh Government plans are passed.

Hayes triple teenager death crash suspect 'fled scene'

Detectives hunt a second man after the "horrific" crash as the third teenage victim is named locally.

Calls to 'clean off' Banksy mural in Hull

Hundreds of people have been turning up to see the graffiti artist's work on a disused bridge in Hull.

Newspaper headlines: 'Tories in turmoil' and Brexit betrayal

Problems mounting for the Conservative Party and fears of a soft Brexit make Sunday's front pages.

God's giant miracle carrots

Ben Zand spends time with Guatemala's huge evangelical community visiting Pastor Sanchez, from the town of Almolonga.

How to refuel a jet in mid-air

US Air Force pilot Col Chris Amrhein does it all by hand at 23,000ft. Yes, really.

The technology which starts avalanches

Avalanche threats cut off the Swiss ski resort, Zermatt, twice in 2018. But technology is helping to make ski slopes safer for the public.

Your pictures: Sorrow

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "sorrow".

The island that switches countries every six months

Why a sliver of the Basque country changes national allegiance twice a year.

There have been 11 US school shootings this year. Is it time to arm teachers?

US teachers are being trained to kill school shooters. Some say it's the only solution left.

Grammys 2018: Boycotts, battles and how to watch

The biggest talking points for this year's Grammys - plus how to watch Sunday's ceremony.

'I get you're transgender, but what's up with your face?'

Growing up and working out who you are is hard at the best of times, but what if you didn’t look like everyone else too?

Italian mafia: How crime families went global

Italy's mafia clans have strong regional roots and global businesses, Laurence Peter reports.

Tips to reach the top: 'You have to push back as a woman'

Women business leaders at Davos give the BBC their tips to reach succeed in the corporate world.

Bureaucats: The felines with official positions

From the Army to the Post Office - the felines with more on their plates than cat food.

Holocaust Memorial Day: A Nazi in the family

How one man uncovered the family secret that had been hidden for more than 50 years.

Steve Wynn: US casino mogul quits as Republican finance chair

Steve Wynn steps down as Republican Party finance chair over allegations he calls "preposterous".

Liverpool 2-3 West Bromwich Albion

Jay Rodriguez scores twice as West Brom win at Liverpool in an FA Cup tie dominated by video assistant referee (VAR) decisions.

Brazil: Gunmen storm Fortaleza nightclub killing 14

Two minors are among the dead following the early morning attack in Fortaleza.

Couple and five-year-old rescued from Snowdonia mountain

The family was airlifted to safety by a coastguard helicopter after getting lost in Snowdonia.

Newport County 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur

Harry Kane's late equaliser keeps Spurs in the FA Cup after Newport go within eight minutes of causing a major upset

Vila, one of world's oldest gorillas, dies in captivity at 60

Vila was 60 years old, two decades over the typical lifespan for her species.

Wigan Athletic 2-0 West Ham United

League One leaders Wigan cause an FA Cup upset by beating Premier League side West Ham, who had Arthur Masuaku sent off for spitting, to reach the fifth round.

FA Cup: Newport County take shock lead against Spurs

League Two side Newport County take a shock 1-0 lead against Tottenham as Padraig Amond heads in at the back post.

Coincheck: World's biggest ever digital currency 'theft'

Hackers break into a Japanese digital currency exchange, causing a loss worth some $534m.

Brexit: Three ministers write 'continuity' letter

UK firms will still trade under "unchanged" EU rules after March 2019, they say in a joint letter.

Hull Banksy mural 'should be cleaned off'

The work on a disused bridge in Hull is not like "real art" in the city gallery, it is claimed.

Lost tortoise found 350yd away after six months

Tallulah is recovering at a vets after crossing a busy road and enduring two falls of snow

Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal released

Several Saudi billionaires and princes have been freed after months being held at this hotel.

Australian Open: Caroline Wozniacki beats Simona Halep to win first Grand Slam title

Caroline Wozniacki beats Simona Halep to win her first Grand Slam title and regain the number one ranking at the Australian Open.

Irish abortion referendum: PM Varadkar to campaign for change

A referendum will take place this summer to repeal a constitutional ban on abortion.

Three arrests in jeweller murder probe

Ramniklal Jogiya was found dead in a Leicestershire country lane after going missing.

Taliban kill 40 with ambulance bomb in Afghan capital Kabul

Many people are hurt in a Taliban suicide attack in the centre of the Afghan capital Kabul.

Paris braced as Seine surges higher

Riverside homes and businesses in Paris are on high alert as the swollen River Seine threatens to overflow its banks.

ICYMI: Camels, snow and space high jinks

A selection of video highlights from the week.

Darts: PDC to scrap walk-on girls after broadcaster talks

Walk-on girls will no longer be used by the Professional Darts Corporation following talks with broadcasters.

Three teenagers killed in bus stop crash

The driver of an Audi was arrested after the young men were hit in Hayes, west London on Friday night.

US Bombardier dispute: 'Huge relief' for British workers

A surprise ruling in favour of the aircraft manufacturer is welcomed by UK politicians and unions.

'Frazzled' Boots pharmacist mixed up patient's pills

A patient describes his "horrendous" symptoms after being given the wrong pills by Boots.

British man preparing to fight Turkish forces

A British man from London has told the BBC he’s going to fight against Turkish forces in Syria.

Paris readies for floods as Seine surges higher

The River Seine has burst its banks in places, and is expected to reach its peak this weekend.

IPL: Ben Stokes bought by Rajasthan Royals; Joe Root unsold

England all-rounder Ben Stokes sells for almost £1.4m in the Indian Premier League auction but Test captain Joe Root goes unsold.

FA Cup: Alexis Sanchez was Man Utd's best player against Yeovil - Shearer

Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer says Alexis Sanchez was Manchester United's best player against Yeovil as the Reds ease past the League Two side.

Dubai Desert Classic: Rory McIlroy two shots ahead after round two

Rory McIlroy birdies five of the seven holes needed to complete round two and moves two shots clear at the Dubai Desert Classic.

Tiger Woods makes cut after last-hole birdie at Farmers Insurance Open

Tiger Woods makes a last-hole birdie to make the cut at the Farmers Insurance Open in California.

All rape cases to be 'urgently' reviewed over evidence disclosure

The director of public prosecutions' decision comes after the collapse of a number of recent trials.

John Worboys release held over victims' legal challenge

Lawyers representing victims of the black cab rapist are granted a stay on his release from prison.

'My journey to be present at son's birth'

Safwan left Syria with his pregnant wife with the aim of reaching northern Europe, their journey took several months.

Presidents Club: Networking as a woman in the City

Fiona Hathorn spent 16 years in the City. She explains how networking events need to change for women.

Week in pictures: 20 - 26 January 2018

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

Grenfell Tower: Woman gives birth to 'youngest survivor'

A woman who was three months pregnant at the time of the Grenfell Tower fire gives birth to a boy.

Tammy Duckworth: The mum making history in the US Senate

Tammy Duckworth, a double amputee, will be the first senator to give birth. About time, she says.

'In spite of Hitler, I'm here to talk at my grandson's school'

A grandmother who escaped Nazi Germany on a train as a child shares her story with teenagers.

Reality Check: Has Russian alcohol consumption fallen 80%?

Is the Russian health minister's claim of an 80% fall in alcohol consumption in the past five years correct?

Second-hand toys could harm children, scientists discover

The plastic used in many second-hand toys may not meet current safety guidelines, a study finds.

Latest Banksy graffiti unveiled in Hull

The design, on a disused bridge, depicts a child carrying a sword with a pencil attached to the end.

Global register lists alien species

A fifth of more than 6,000 catalogued invasive animals and plants worldwide are causing harm.

The Papers: MP 'plotting' and Paul Young's 'agony'

Gavin Williamson eyes the PM's job and singer's wife dies from cancer feature in Saturday's papers.

The strange marriage of toys and the big screen

Many parents want their children to turn off screens and play - but does the toy industry?

Bombardier wins trade dispute in US

It means tariffs of 292% will not now be imposed on orders of C-Series planes by American carriers.

BBC pay: John Humphrys says he will earn 'hugely less'

The Radio 4 and Mastermind presenter talks about taking a cut following the BBC gender pay row.

USA Gymnastics board ordered to quit over Larry Nassar abuse

Members of the board are given six days to resign or the federation will be decertified.

Should men take a pay cut to reduce the gender pay gap?

After some male BBC presenters agree to pay cuts to help match those of their female colleagues, we take to the streets and ask other men if they'd do the same.

What was the Bombardier dispute about?

The dispute between Boeing and Bombardier that ended up at an international trade commission.

Cape Town water crisis: Residents urged to turn off toilet taps

Residents will be banned from using more than 50 litres of water a day from next month.

Russia mocks Gavin Williamson's attack warning

A Russian official ridicules Gavin Williamson's attack warning as worthy of a Monty Python sketch.

NHS England lifts suspension on non-urgent operations

Hospitals had been advised to defer non-urgent operations in a bid to free up hospital staff and beds.

Hero fiancé tackles jewellery shop thief

The man is seen on CCTV casually removing his jacket before taking down the raider.

Judge calls CPS to court over case collapse

The trial of three people is stopped after the disclosure of social media material.

Canadian billionaire Sherman couple 'murdered'

The deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman are being treated as murder, Toronto police say.

Nutella sale causes scrums in French supermarkets

There's been violent scenes in a chain of French supermarkets, as shoppers jostled to grab a bargain.

Slime takes over at the toy fair

Toy-makers respond to the popularity of slime videos on YouTube with their own slime kits.

Archaeologists find 10,000-year-old crayon in Scarborough

The ochre crayon may have been used to draw on animal skins 10,000 years ago.

Chatham car park killing: Molly McLaren stabbed 75 times

Molly McLaren suffered wounds to her head, neck and body in the fatal attack, a court hears.

Shock as rare 'male' vulture lays an egg at wildlife sanctuary

Harold the griffon vulture left staff at a wildlife sanctuary "flabbergasted" when she laid the egg.

Pupils' 1980s message in a bottle resurfaces in Florida

An American couple discover the message sent by a Scottish primary class more than 30 years ago.

Amazon removes magnetic putty from website over arsenic fears

A magnetic putty toy is no longer on sale after dangerous levels of arsenic were found in a product.

Driver on phone at wheel of holiday coach

Sean Davies admits being 'silly' after being filmed using his mobile while driving passengers through Belgium.

Davos: Trump launches attack on 'predatory' trade

The president says he will always put the US first, but insists "America First is not America alone".

Thurrock's 17 UKIP councillors quit party

All of Thurrock Council's 17 UKIP councillors leave and form a new opposition party.

Crumbling concrete: Your pothole photos

The RAC has recorded a spike in pothole-related breakdowns in the last three months of 2017. But how bad are the potholes where you are?

Grenfell Tower: What has happened to the donations?

An update on whether donations to survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire have reached them yet.

Leeds crash: Boy, 15, detained for causing deaths

The stolen car "split in two" as it crashed into a tree in Leeds, killing three boys and two men.

Birmingham pub bombings: Court overturns coroner's ruling

Two High Court judges say they will "quash" the decision not to name potential suspects.

Julian Assange asks UK court to drop his arrest warrant

Julian Assange could walk free if his appeal succeeds, after spending five years in Ecuador's London embassy.

Trump-Russia inquiry: President denies trying to fire Robert Mueller

The president calls a report about the man leading the Russia meddling inquiry "fake news".

Defoe on Bradley Lowery: 'We had an instant connection'

Footballer Jermain Defoe describes meeting his "best friend" Bradley Lowery, who died aged six.

UK economic growth exceeds forecasts, ONS says

Economic growth is a better than expected 0.5% for the last three months of 2017, official figures say.

Birmingham man says chemsex addiction nearly killed him

How drug-fuelled sex parties cost a man his house, job, and almost his life.

Vanity Fair gives Oprah and Reese Witherspoon extra limbs

The cover of the Hollywood issue of Vanity Fair appeared to show her with an extra limb.

Could broadcasting school lessons solve Africa's education crisis?

Could broadcasting school lessons solve Africa's education crisis? The BBC spoke to a pupil in the Democratic Republic of Congo who is learning through the radio.

Trump prepared to apologise for Britain First retweets

The US president says he knew nothing about the group Britain First before retweeting their videos.

Defence secretary warns of Russia plot against infrastructure

Moscow could cause "thousands and thousands and thousands of deaths" says Gavin Williamson.

David Davis to give trade deals pledge amid Brexit row

David Davis will give a speech outlining transitional deals as Tories argue over the Brexit approach.

Ariane rocket suffers rare launch anomaly

Europe's normally highly dependable rocket, the Ariane 5, loses contact as it flies skyward.

Newspaper apologises to Nicola Sturgeon over flag story

The Scottish Daily Mail prints a correction to its story about the Union flag being flown in Scotland.

News Daily: Trump on Britain First retweets, and BBC presenters' pay cut

Your morning briefing for 26 January 2018.

Museum offers gold toilet to Trump instead of Van Gogh's work - report

The Guggenheim declines a White House request for a Van Gogh, instead offering an 18-karat lavatory.

Why are black poor Americans more optimistic than white ones?

Why are poor black Americans so much more optimistic than their white counterparts?

Sri Lankan women take on 'body shaming' barrel ad

The advertisement for a gym featured a barrel with the text "this is no shape for a woman".

South Asians in the US: The other 'Dreamers' facing uncertain future

Trump has thrown into doubt the fate of immigrants brought to the US as children - and many are from Asia.

Four BBC male news presenters agree pay cut

The stars have agreed to reduce their salaries after rows over equal pay at the corporation.

South Korea hospital in Miryang hit by deadly fire

At least 33 people were killed when the fire broke out in an emergency room in Miryang.

Presidents Club hostess: 'Girls offered nannying jobs'

'Anna' is one of the women who worked at the scandal-hit Presidents Club gala.

Nutella 'riots' spread across French supermarkets

Police respond to violent scenes in French supermarkets as shoppers rush to grab cut-price Nutella.

Potholes send breakdown figures flying

The number of drivers breaking down after hitting potholes has seen a "concerning" rise, the RAC says.

Calls for mandatory health information on alcohol labels

The Royal Society for Public Health claims an "awareness vacuum" exists about the risks of alcohol.

Alcatraz escape: Fugitive John Anglin's name on letter to police

"Yes we all made it that night, but barely!" says a letter from someone claiming to be John Anglin.

Stop prescribing 'precious' antibiotics for sore throats, GPs told

GPs should instead be recommending pain relief drugs like paracetamol, new guidelines say.

A third of coral reefs 'entangled with plastic'

Plastic is one of the biggest risks to the future of coral reefs after ocean warming, say scientists.

China's transgender TV star

Jin Xing hosts Chinese Dating - a show where parents, controversially, decide who their sons can date.

Three easy steps to becoming a beatboxer

The Beatbox Collective give three easy sounds to start learning how to beatbox.

7 days quiz: What was this woman's serial offence?

7 days quiz: It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?

Paulton's Park zookeeper reads to porcupines

Louise Taylor says listening to children's books gives the animals confidence.

Can US border agents lawfully search you?

A viral video shows border patrol agents questioning passengers aboard a Greyhound bus. Can they legally do this?

Can 'light nutrition' help us beat the January blues?

Too little sunlight can negatively affect our mood, so can clever lighting give us a boost?

New exhibition brings together Charles l's art collection

An exhibition of his most important paintings has been brought together for the first time since the 17th century.

How Aung San Suu Kyi sees the Rohingya crisis

Aung San Suu Kyi is accused of ignoring violence against the Rohingyas. So what has she said?

The films that defied political controversy

A look back at other controversial films, in a week of contested releases.

Man charged with 2007 double murder in Clapham

Carlos Ayala-Cormona, 28, and Ruben Furente, 30, were stabbed to death in Clapham, south west London.

The Papers: May meets Trump and Brexit 'discord'

Leaders' meetings in Davos and Tory party Brexit rows dominate Friday's papers.

Jacob Rees-Mogg and Philip Hammond at odds over Brexit

The backbencher criticises ministers' tone as the chancellor seeks "modest" economic change.

Casey Affleck pulls out of presenting Oscar

The Manchester By The Sea actor has previously been sued for sexual harassment by female colleagues.

Trump plan to offer citizenship to 1.8m undocumented immigrants

The proposed bill, to be unveiled on Monday, requests $25bn in funds for a wall on the Mexican border.

Facebook and Google criticised by George Soros

The billionaire investor says the tech giants' monopolies are a threat to democracy.

Edible bandages for bears' burnt paws

After two bears are injured in California wildfires, a creative solution to get them back on their feet.

Ex-MP Tessa Jowell gets standing ovation after cancer speech

Ex-MP Tessa Jowell makes an emotional speech in the House of Lords.

Modern humans left Africa much earlier

Researchers identify the remains of the earliest known modern humans to have left Africa.

Barry Bennell: Alleged victim says he suffered PTSD

A man who claims he was abused by the former football coach tells a court he has flashbacks.

Padmaavat: India clashes as controversial film opens

Hardline Hindus angered by the release of Padmaavat clash with police in northern India.

Jovanna Calzadillas: Las Vegas survivor's amazing recovery

Jovanna Calzadillas was not expected to live after a bullet hit her brain. Now she's heading home.

Sadiq Khan launches John Worboys judicial review bid

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says the decision to release the convicted rapist "simply cannot go unchallenged".

Carer filmed slapping Kettering dementia patient

The 78-year-old is slapped and told she stinks by the carer, who was given a police caution.

Doomsday Clock moved to just 2min to 'apocalypse'

The symbolic clock moves to just two minutes to midnight over nuclear war concerns.

Boris Johnson: Mummy is distant ancestor

Researchers have taken two years to identify a lady who lived 230 years ago.

50 Cent forgot he had a stash of Bitcoin now worth $8m

The rapper forgot about an agreement to accept Bitcoin payment as part of a record deal.

'I survived two concentration camps'

What can we learn from a Holocaust survivor? 27th January is Holocaust Memorial Day.

Google cancels $30m competition to travel to the moon

The Lunar X prize hoped to find cheap, creative ways to travel the 240,000 mile journey in space.

Lowestoft 'frozen to death' patient had been evicted

Anthony Barnard is believed to have frozen to death outside the home from which he had been evicted.

Oprah not interested in presidential bid

Oprah Winfrey tells a US magazine she does not "have the DNA" to run for the White House in 2020.

Winter flu outbreak is peaking, say health experts

Flu cases are still rising - making it the worst season since 2011 - but the rate of increase has begun to slow.

Scandal-hit gala prompts PM anti-sexism vow

Theresa May says she will continue to work to ensure women were "accepted and respected as equals".

The TV shows you didn't know Meryl Streep appeared in

The Oscar winner is hitting the small screen in Big Little Lies but has more TV credits than you think.

Semi-naked Russian cadets spark 'Satisfaction Challenge'

Russian air cadets dancing in their underwear have gone from threat of expulsion to the start of a video craze.

Mo'Nique takes on Amy Schumer in a row over Netflix

Mo'Nique says she's worth as much as Amy Schumer in a row over a Netflix comedy special.

David Copperfield responds to sexual assault allegation

The world's highest paid magician responded to a claim he assaulted and drugged a woman in the 1980s.

Theresa May praises US rapport before meeting Trump

The prime minister says the UK-US rapport is as strong as ever despite recent differences.

'Furious' Suu Kyi 'lacks moral leadership'

A veteran US diplomat resigns from a panel on the Rohingya crisis, accusing Myanmar of a "whitewash".

Calais and Boulogne blocked by protesting French fishermen

Calais and Boulogne are hit by protests over the controversial use of electrified nets to catch fish.

Nelly the labrador puppy saved by veterinary nurse

The veterinary nurse stepped in when the labrador was due to be put down.

Should men-only business events be a thing of the past?

Inappropriate behaviour at an all-male charity dinner raises questions about single-sex networking.

Crime statistics: Violent crime and sex offences 'rising'

Police data shows all crime is up 14% - but a survey of people's experiences suggests it's falling.

Italy train crash: Four killed in derailment near Milan

A problem with a track switch could have caused the derailment in the morning rush hour, police say.

Rough sleeping in England rises for seventh year

4,751 people are estimated to have been sleeping rough in England, a 15% rise on the year before.

Boris Johnson 'is descendant' of mummified Basel woman

A Swiss woman who died in 1787 after contracting syphilis is identified as an ancestor of the politician.

Davos: Theresa May to warn tech firms over terror content

The prime minister will say investors should pull funding if tech firms do not crack down on extremists.

Robert Burns poem 'brought to life' by new 3D animation

The latest technology was used to recreate the Scottish bard's face reciting his poem To a Mouse.

Meet Victoria, the heiress swapping Swarovski for singing

Victoria Swarovski is one of Germany's biggest stars but says hard work, not her name, got her there.

Minister reprimanded for attending scandal-hit gala

No 10 asks Nadhim Zahawi to explain his attendance at the event, where hostesses were allegedly groped.

Larry Nassar: MSU president resigns amid gymnast abuse row

The president of Michigan State University quits in response to the Larry Nassar abuse scandal.

One cigarette a day 'increases heart disease and stroke risk'

Smoking even one cigarette a day increases the risk of heart disease and stroke, a study finds.

Cloned monkeys: First primate clones are created in lab

Two monkeys named Zhong Zhong and Hua Hua have become the first primates to be cloned.

Sky signals the end of the satellite dish

Pay TV broadcaster will offer all its channels and content online as it seeks to enter new markets.

News Daily: Minister's gala reprimand, and water refill promise

Your morning briefing for 25 January 2018.

App shows water refill stations to tackle plastic waste

Thousands of water stations are being installed to tackle plastic use - with users able to find them via an app.

Why this Bollywood actress has been getting death threats

Padmaavat is being released in India, but it has caused angry protests from Hindus.

Plastic bottles: Free water refill points rolled out to cut waste

Shops, cafes and businesses in every major city and town will provide refill points by 2021.

Logan Paul returns to YouTube with suicide awareness video

Logan Paul has spent weeks away over a backlash to a video he posted showing a dead body.

Homeless: 'We're still human beings'

There are more than 4,000 rough sleepers in England. We spoke to four of them to find out their stories.

Trump 'looking forward' to interview by special counsel

The president says he is "absolutely" ready to face the Mueller probe into alleged Russian meddling.

School league tables to be published with new 9-1 GCSEs

Parents and pupils in England will be able to see how local schools are performing.

Carillion collapse: Insurers pay out £30m to suppliers

Sums of £5,000 upwards are being paid, but the vast majority of firms miss out as they have no cover.

Theatre workers reveal sexual harassment

Research by The Stage also showed over 40% of UK theatre professionals had been bullied.

What it's like to hear voices

Like Minds: One in 10 of us will at some point hear a voice that isn’t there.

'Mark E Smith wrote my contract on a cigarette packet'

Former drummer of The Fall says meeting the frontman was like being with a 'Mafioso boss'.

Aldeburgh lifeboat crew member paints colleagues on canvas

A lifeboat volunteer aims to paint portraits of 25 of his colleagues.

The church that thrives in a ghost town

The town of Centralia, Pennsylvania, has been left to die - so how does its last church survive?

How saving a writer's life helped my dialysis app go global

When Javier Artigas saved the life of a famous writer it led to a meeting with a billionaire - which enabled him to help kidney dialysis patients travel the world.

France baby milk scandal explained in 100 and 500 words

The world's second biggest producer of dairy products is in deep trouble - this is why.

Rough sleeping pitches its tent in Middle England

Rough sleeping is on the increase, moving beyond the big cities to towns where it seems shocking and out of place.

More young people needed as magistrates, officials say

Newsbeat talks to one of the UK's youngest magistrates as more men and young people are encouraged to apply.

Justice for Sreejith: Indian protester becomes social media hero

SR Sreejith has been protesting for nearly 800 days and says police brutally killed his brother.

UK PM seeks 'safe and ethical' artificial intelligence

Theresa May will say she wants the UK to lead efforts to make AI safe in a speech at Davos.

Campaigner Sara Khan to lead new counter-extremism body

Sara Khan says she will stand up for shared values but a senior Tory questions her independence.

The Papers: 'Sexists and the city' club closes

Thursday's papers lead with the Presidents Club closure after allegations of sexual harassment.

Grenfell firefighter: 'I just felt broken'

Firefighter Ricky Nuttall attended the Grenfell Tower blaze. On BBC Newsnight, he spoke for the first time about the mental health difficulties he’s suffered after the fire.

Motorcyclists clocked speeding at 155mph near Norwich

The five motorcyclists were stopped by police on the A47 near Norwich.

Plastic sea pollution to be recycled into kayaks

The project aims to take plastic pollution from the sea, recycle it and produce useful products.

Mark E Smith: British rock's cult hero

The snarling singer and single-minded leader of Manchester post-punk group The Fall has died.

Presidents Club: Previous hostesses tell of their experiences

Women who worked at previous Presidents Club functions have been speaking about their experiences.

The Fall singer Mark E Smith dies

The band's manager says the 60-year-old died at home on Wednesday morning.

Meat supplier to Wetherspoon's probed over food hygiene

Food Standards Agency stops any meat leaving the sites of a wholesaler which supplies pubs and schools.

Manchester Arena attack: Theresa May announces payout package

Manchester will receive an extra £13m from the government for the aftermath of the terror attack.

How it felt to face 'monster' doctor in court

Three women abused by the former USA gymnastics doctor explain why they testified, as sentencing begins.

What's it like to sign a concert?

BBC journalist and interpreter Jayde Pearson on what it's like to sign a concert.

Scandal-hit club shuts amid groping claims

The Presidents Club says it is responding to accusations made at a men-only charity dinner.

Larry Nassar: Disgraced US Olympics doctor jailed for 175 years

"I've just signed your death warrant," a judge tells Larry Nassar, rejecting his attempted apology.

Elton John 'to go out with a bang' on final world tour

The star says he'll stage one final tour as his priority is now his husband and children.

First monkey clones created in Chinese laboratory

Two monkeys cloned using the 'Dolly the Sheep' technique could bring the world a step closer to human cloning.

Boris Becker appeals for help in finding five of his six Grand Slam trophies

Boris Becker is appealing for the public's help in finding five of his six Grand Slam trophies as he is "unable to recollect where they are located".

Donald Trump's 'hatred of sharks' benefits conservation charities

Shark conservationists see donations rise after claims the US president hates the animals.

David Cameron: Brexit's turned out 'less badly than first thought'

The former prime minister is recorded in Davos saying Brexit was a "mistake... not a disaster".

Grumpy Cat wins $710,000 payout in copyright lawsuit

The internet-famous cat had something to smile about after being awarded over $700,000 in court.

Ursula K Le Guin: The 'fearless' author who showed us a different world

The author refused to blindly accept how the world is supposed to work, in both life and fiction.

Larry Nassar case: The 156 women who confronted a predator

Ex-Olympic doctor Larry Nassar has received a 175-year sentence for abuse. This is his victims' story.

John Worboys' victims 'told he would serve life sentence'

A Crown Prosecution Service lawyer gave victims of John Worboys written assurances about his sentence.

NTAs: David Attenborough on Blue Planet II's Impact

Sir David Attenborough's impassioned speech at the NTAs was all about protecting "our beautiful world".

Pte Sean Benton inquest: Recruit 'shackled' at barracks

Pte Sean Benton, 20, was found with five gunshot wounds at Deepcut in 1995.

Great British Bake Off's Nadiya Hussain hits back at Twitter troll

The 33-year-old TV cook reacts to a Twitter user who objected to "the spread of Muslims".

Snake owner killed by his pet python

Animal lover Daniel Brandon, 31, died from asphyxiation and his python Tiny was found near his body.

Welsh NHS 'chaos' after computer failure

Doctors are unable to access patient records due to technical problems, causing "chaos".

Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict

Theresa May clashed with Jeremy Corbyn over NHS funding - here are the key bits of their exchanges.

Finsbury Park attack: Man 'jumped on van driver'

Mohamoud Geedi, 28, says he was knocked over by a van, but got up and chased after the driver.

Wisden to get first female cover star

England World Cup winner Anya Shrubsole becomes the first woman to appear on the cover of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.

UK unveils 2018 Eurovision Song Contest hopefuls

Two former contestants on The Voice are among those hoping to represent the UK this year.

Elton John to make statement on future

The star, whose Las Vegas residency ends in March, is due to announce what could be his final tour.

Phil Neville: England women head coach sorry for controversial tweets

New England women's team head coach Phil Neville apologises for past controversial tweets about women.

Australian Open: Roger Federer beats Tomas Berdych to reach semi-finals

Defending champion Roger Federer reaches his 14th Australian Open semi-final with a straight-sets victory over Tomas Berdych.

Camels banned from Saudi beauty contest over Botox

The fiercely competitive Saudi pageant judges camels on their shapely lips and well placed humps.

John Worboys: Would banning him from London be enforceable?

Sadiq Khan has said the rapist John Worboys should be banned from London. How would that work?

Fact check: Scotland's Union flag row

Newspapers claim that Nicola Sturgeon has changed the rules about flying the Union flag - but is this true?

WPP drops charity event after sexual misconduct claims

Global ad agency WPP acts following allegations of sexual harassment at a fundraising dinner.

UK unemployment falls to 1.44 million

A sharp rise in job creation has kept the unemployment rate at a four-decade low, official figures show.

Meet the 11-year-old going to the Commonwealth Games

BBC Sport Wales meets Anna Hursey, the 11-year-old selected for the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

5 things we learned on the NTAs red carpet

Holly and Phil talked about their friendship and Suranne Jones called for gender equality in acting.

'I was stabbed nine times and had a hatchet in my head'

Callum escaped violence through an initiative in Scotland that has seen the number of stabbings fall significantly.

British men prepare to fight Turkish-led forces in Syria

Among those fighting with Kurdish militia is a 24-year-old from Manchester, known as Huang Lei.

Former Labour minister opens up about being diagnosed with brain cancer

The former Labour minister on living with brain cancer and campaigning on treatment for others.

Undercover reporter: Hostesses 'groped at men-only event'

Financial Times reporter Madison Marriage went undercover as a hostess at a men-only charity auction

Deaf mum sues Little Mix promoter in sign language row

They had a legal duty to provide an interpreter, says Sally Reynolds whose daughter is a big fan.

Save the Children offices in Afghanistan hit by attack

Gunmen detonate explosives then storm the offices of the charity in the city of Jalalabad.

Road use charges should be tailored to drivers, says report

Drivers should be charged based on factors like time of day and congestion, a new report says.

England and US will not take tolerance test

The OECD's new school test in respecting other cultures is being ducked by some leading countries.

News Daily: Dropped cases figures revealed, and Worboys release protest

Your morning briefing for 24 January 2018.

Oscars 2018: Five ways women made a mark in nominations

Greta Gerwig is only the fifth woman to be nominated for best director in Oscar history.

Hundreds of cases dropped over evidence disclosure failings

More than 900 cases were dropped last year due to a failure to disclose evidence, figures reveal.

Newspapers threaten legal action for Worboys parole report

The Sun and Daily Mail will launch a judicial review if Worboys' parole report is not published.

Young people fear lack of job prospects

Young people share their worries, as a survey suggests youth confidence and happiness is declining.

'Growing problem' of addiction to prescription drugs probed

A review into the "growing problem" of prescription drug addiction in England is launched.

Antarctica's Weddell Sea 'deserves protected status'

Scientists have called for special status to protect coral, penguins and other wildlife in Antarctica.

Car insurance premiums rise for nine successive quarters

Car insurance premiums have risen each quarter since the end of 2015, says the insurance industry.

Ikea boss says it pays fair share of tax

The head of Ikea Group says the flatpack furniture retailer paid 25% tax last year.

Davos jargon: A crime against the English language?

To help you understand Davos, the BBC has compiled a list of the jargon used at the forum - complete with explanations.

Robot bartender: The bar where machines mix drinks

You can order a cocktail and a pair of robot arms will mix it for you while you wait.

K'Nex builds toys rollercoaster you can ride in VR

K'Nex creates a toy rollercoaster kit that children build and then "ride" in virtual reality.

'I nearly had my arm severed off''

Callum escaped violence through an initiative in Scotland that has seen the number of stabbings fall significantly.

Aleppo's 'famous' bakery reopens

The ovens of the Bab Al-Nasr bakery in Syria are running again after six idle years.

Cerebral palsy is my motivation, says Somali YouTuber Abdi Omar

Motivational speaker Abdi Omar says his cerebral palsy has made him "stronger and wiser".

Why stress makes you fat

Dr Michael Mosley explores the link between stress and over-eating - and the best stress-busting techniques.

'I felt vulnerable and violated': Why rape victims fear smear tests

Sexual assault victims say they may be risking their health but even booking a smear test is too traumatic.

Revenge porn: What to do if you're a victim

More cases of revenge porn are reported in the UK every year but what can be done if it happens to you?

Recipe for success - how UK food firms can crack the US

The British food companies who have succeeded in the United States and how they managed it.

Buy a West End theatre and never miss a show

The rare sale of the beautiful Theatre Royal Haymarket could guarantee the lucky buyer a year-round seat.

Cape Town water crisis: 'My wife doesn't shower any more'

The BBC's Mohammed Allie is one of millions of people trying to stave off Day Zero, the day the taps in Cape Town will run dry.

Switzerland's farmers become landscape gardeners

The UK wants to pay farmers for "public goods" after Brexit. Could the system in non-EU Switzerland be a blueprint?

US senator to be first to have baby in office

Iraq war veteran Tammy Duckworth is expecting her second daughter in April, making Senate history.

Ursula K Le Guin: US fantasy author dies at home in Oregon

She melded dragons and wizards with spaceships to tackle earth-bound issues of gender and class.

The Papers: Worboys allegation and gala 'groping'

A fresh assault claim against John Worboys and behaviour at a Mayfair gala make Wednesday's papers.

NTAs 2018: Ant and Dec win big with three awards

It was their 17th win in the best presenter category, with Doctor Foster also taking two awards.

Kentucky school shooting: Two teenagers dead and 17 injured

Two 15-year-olds, a boy and a girl, were killed in the attack and another 15-year-old is in custody.

Ruthin School head teacher warns pupils against teen romances

The public school head teacher says the "emotional turmoil" could hamper their university chances.

Man City see off battling Bristol City

Pep Guardiola reaches his first final as Manchester City boss as the Premier League leaders beat Bristol City in the Carabao Cup.

MPs block ex-expenses chief Sir Ian Kennedy's new job

Sir Ian Kennedy's Commons critics are called "petty" by one MP as they block his appointment.

Pound hits $1.40 for first time since Brexit vote

Sterling extends its rally against the dollar to hit its highest level since the EU referendum.

Admiral and M&S insurance firms deny 'racism' claims by The Sun

The Sun claims motorists pay more to insure cars if their name is Mohammed, compared to John.

Woman calls 999 over broken eggs in fridge

Other calls to East Midlands Ambulance Service included one about a broken toenail.

John Worboys: Fresh sex assault claim investigated

Black cab rapist John Worboys could remain in custody if he is charged.

England women: Phil Neville announced as new head coach on deal to 2021

Former Manchester United and Everton full-back Phil Neville is appointed head coach of the England women's team on a deal until 2021.

Syrian regime routinely bombs civilians in Eastern Ghouta

The BBC has obtained shocking footage from the besieged area of Eastern Ghouta outside Damascus.

Barry Bennell trial: Coach 'used Darth Vader grip' on witness

He was pinned to the wall after he interrupted the former coach abusing a boy, a court hears.

Government announces anti-fake news unit

Downing Street says a new unit will counter "disinformation by state actors and others".

Pakistan Zainab murder: Police arrest suspect

Authorities say they have found the man who murdered six-year-old Zainab Ansari and others.

Russia bars 'extremist' British comedy The Death of Stalin

A satirical British comedy about the ex-Soviet leader's succession has been pulled by authorities.

Rachel Morrison makes Oscar history for cinematography

Rachel Morrison makes Oscar history after becoming first woman nominated for best cinematographer.

Texting driver's 'laughing emoji' excuse mocked by police

A driver's "unusual" explanation for using his phone at the wheel results in a "police report" in emojis.

Trump-Russia: Jeff Sessions questioned in Mueller inquiry

The US attorney general is the first member of President Trump's cabinet to be questioned.

Finsbury Park: 'Far right contact' before van attack

Prosecutors say a man who hit a crowd near a London mosque had a message from Britain First's deputy leader.

Isaiah Haastrup: 'God should decide' when baby dies

The mother of an 11-month-old on life support told a court doctors should not decide when he dies.

Facebook invents new unit of time called a flick

The flick is the smallest unit of time larger than a nanosecond.

Windsor Conservatives resign in royal wedding 'begging' row

Two councillors resign following a council leader's call to clear rough sleepers from Windsor.

Aled Jones to return to the BBC

The singer was suspended in October over claims of inappropriate behaviour.

Drone image of train stuck in landslip in Highlands

Work is continuing to free the train and also clear the stretch of the West Highland Line of tonnes of mud and stones.

The history of Netflix

With more than 100m subscribers, Netflix has come a long way since starting as a DVD rental company in 1998.

Oscars 2018: The Shape of Water leads field