Around the world
'No help, no food, no water': Hurricane-hit Jamaican towns desperately wait for aid
Days after Hurricane Melissa hit, communities are isolated with little food, no water, and no idea of when normalcy will return.
Casualties feared after magnitude-6.3 earthquake hits Afghanistan
The quake struck near Mazar-e Sharif, one of Afghanistan's largest cities in the early hours of Monday.
In the UK
One suspect in train stabbings as rail worker critical
British Transport Police said the "heroic" LNER staff member had tried to stop the attacker.
What we know about stabbings on Doncaster to London train
Nine people have life-threatening injuries, police say, with counter-terror police joining the investigation.
Politics
Military homes to be renovated in £9bn government plan
The poor state of military housing has been a consistent complaint among serving personnel in recent years.
King to strip Andrew of his final military title, minister says
Defence Secretary John Healey says King Charles has "indicated that's what he wishes".
Education
UKHSA 'monitoring situation' after meningitis cases
The government body says meningitis symptoms can easily be confused with a hangover.
Pledge to remove Raac from schools by 2029
The Labour government makes a new promise for schools containing the unsafe concrete.
Health
Thousands of poorest Scots to receive free weight-loss jabs in trial
Up to 5,000 people in Scotland will take the injections as part of a multi-million pound study being led by Glasgow University.
Long A&E waits causing heartbreaking suffering, charity says
Patients are dying in corridors and others left for hours in soiled clothes, says Age UK.
Business
I blew the whistle on a massive tax scam - and they sued me
Jas Bains reflects a month on from the end of one of highest value civil cases ever heard in the UK.
China to ease chip export ban in new trade deal, White House says
Nexperia chips are vital in car production and there were concerns from manufacturers about the damage a shortage could have.
Science
Devastation on repeat: How climate change is worsening Pakistan's deadly floods
The BBC speaks to those who have lost everything in this year's monsoon season and finds out why it will likely happen again.
Bats are seeking sanctuary in churches - but they're making an unholy mess
A new study estimates that about half of all churches in England have bats living in them.
Technology
Will AI mean the end of call centres?
Some commentators predict artificial intelligence is about to replace most customer support jobs.
China to ease chip export ban in new trade deal, White House says
Nexperia chips are vital in car production and there were concerns from manufacturers about the damage a shortage could have.
Entertainment
Paddington: New musical reveals its 'all-singing, all-dancing' star
The new West End production shares a first look at its star, whose design was a closely guarded secret.
Folk musician and BBC presenter dies aged 86
The singer, songwriter and guitarist had presented BBC Radio Scotland's Travelling Folk from 1983 to 2010.