From BBC News
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Tory leadership race: Candidates face questions on Trump and Brexit
Several contenders criticise Donald Trump for his attacks on Sadiq Khan as they answer journalists' questions.
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Belgium monks forced to sell prized beer online to beat resellers
Beer brewed at Belgium’s St Sixtus Abbey is to be sold online in a bid to dampen black market sales.
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Six surprises from Trump's TV interview
The president's thoughts on coughing, UFOs and how he is more mistreated than even Abraham Lincoln.
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Anita Rani says ‘posh white men’ should not be the default on TV
"I have to justify why I should present things more than anyone else because I'm an Asian woman."
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Jailed mothers: The 'terrible damage' to children
With 17,000 children a year separated from imprisoned mothers, some MPs are calling for legal reform.
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Hunger Games: Suzanne Collins prequel novel set for 2020
The untitled instalment, due to be published on May 19, 2020, will revisit the world of Panem.
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Gloria Vanderbilt: US fashion icon and heiress dies aged 95
The socialite and a designer jeans pioneer had been suffering from stomach cancer.
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Sadiq Khan: Donald Trump a 'poster boy' for racists
The US President dubbed Mr Khan a "disaster" following a spate of violent crimes in London.
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China's Xi Jinping to make first state visit to North Korea
The two-day visit will be the first by a Chinese leader in more than a decade.
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Divorce likely to put weight on children, study finds
Study compared the weights of children whose parents had broken up with those whose parents had not.
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Samsung TVs should be regularly virus-checked, the company says
The technology company tweeted its QLED-branded sets should be scanned once every few weeks.
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Jess Glynne blames anxiety for last minute Isle of Wight no-show
The singer explains missing performance, saying she was "incredibly weak and full of anxiety".