From BBC News
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Germany: Train strike hits millions of passengers
Widespread delays in Germany as railworkers' union stages nationwide strikes over pay.
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Iran's migrants trying to get from Serbia to the UK
The BBC investigates how a visa-free travel scheme helped Iranian migrants get into Europe.
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Watership Down: Critics welcome 'toned-down' version of Richard Adams novel
A new version of Richard Adams's rabbit tale has a "strong" cast but "robotic" animation, say critics.
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Mikhail Popkov: Russian ex-cop jailed for 56 more murders
Mikhail Popkov, who preyed on women in Siberia, is modern Russia's most prolific killer.
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Brexit: Day four of Commons debate to focus on union
Some MPs say the Brexit deal threatens the integrity of the union because of Irish border backstop.
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Fortnite: Gamer charged with assault during live stream
He moves off camera and a woman's voice is heard shouting "woman basher" and "you hit me in the face".
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Climate change: Trump coal event overshadowed at COP24
White House efforts to promote fossil fuels are set to be upstaged by investors moving away from coal.
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Vijay Mallya: India tycoon to learn extradition fate
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya will appear in a London court to learn if he will be extradited to India.
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Carlos Ghosn: Former Nissan chair charged with financial misconduct
The former Nissan chairman is accused of misreporting his salary and misusing company assets.
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I'm a Celebrity: Harry Redknapp wins ITV series
"My grandkids will be jumping around the living room now," the football manager says after winning.
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NZ PM: 'Overwhelming sense of hurt' over backpacker's murder
Jacinda Ardern held back tears as she commented on the murder of British tourist Grace Millane.
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Brexit: Theresa May in final push to win support for deal
Downing Street insists Tuesday's Commons vote will not be postponed, contrary to newspaper reports.