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Belarus: Baltic states call for new 'transparent' election amid protests
The leaders of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia urge Belarus to re-run its disputed presidential vote.
Thai king commutes death sentence of UK pair’s killers
Two men from Burma were convicted of murdering backpackers David Miller and Hannah Witheridge.
Driver hurt after train collides with car in Johnstone
The man was removed from his vehicle by firefighters after the incident in Johnstone, Renfrewshire.
Belarus election: 'He threatened to burn us alive'
The BBC speaks to some of those arrested and detained during anti-government protests in Belarus.
Coronavirus: Thousands return to UK to beat France quarantine
Holidaymakers had just hours to return to the UK to avoid the 14-day self-isolation requirement.
Coronavirus: Free appeals for schools, and businesses reopen
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak on Saturday.
VJ Day: Ex-Scotland manager Bobby Brown remembers football during World War Two
Manchester City academy players Will and Charlie meet Bobby Brown, a former goalkeeper and Scotland manager who recalls how his life and career were changed by World War Two.
'It's football, it's people, it's Match of the Day': Celebrating 50 years of MOTD theme
BBC Sport looks back to 15 August 1970, to celebrate 50 years since the iconic Match of the Day theme tune was played on television for the very first time.
BBC Women's Sport Survey: How decisions on abortion and starting a family affect female athletes
A BBC survey suggests 4% of elite British sportswomen have had abortions because of their sporting careers - here are some of their stories.
'Miel Gibson' honey lands Chilean entrepreneur in hot water
One small company found itself in trouble after using the Hollywood actor's image to sell honey.
Coronavirus: Businesses reopen as England lockdown eases further
Casinos, bowling alleys and soft play centres can now open their doors following a two-week delay.
Coronavirus: 'The care home lockdown sent my senile grandad into spiral of decline'
Many people with dementia in care homes have been starved of the close family contact they depend on.
Coronavirus: Test, trace and the curse of the 0300 phone number
England's test and trace system changed tack this week, as national teams struggle to find cases.
Robot boat completes three-week Atlantic mission
A UK uncrewed ocean-going vessel provides a glimpse of the future of robotic maritime operations.
Parents urged to stay up-to-date with children's vaccinations
Vaccinations are continuing as normal while jabs given in school are being rescheduled.
VJ Day: UK commemorates 75th anniversary as royals lead tributes
Senior royals are to lead tributes to mark the day World War Two ended with the surrender of Japan.
VJ Day: People celebrate with street parties and kisses
Victory over Japan Day marked the end of fighting in the Asia-Pacific region, and the end of WW2.
VJ Day: A WW2 hero and a reckoning with Japan's past
Hiroo Onoda had sworn never to surrender. He believed the rest of his countrymen would do the same.
Coronavirus: Putin memes flood social media
False and misleading claims are made online after Russia announced the rollout of a vaccine.
'If you croak we don't care': Brutality in Belarus
The BBC hears shocking accounts of police brutality as the Belarus president defies mass protests.
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