'Five Eyes' spy chiefs to discuss cyber threat
It comes amid reports the UK may be breaking from some allies by working with Chinese telecoms giant Huawei.
Donald Trump meets Twitter's Jack Dorsey at White House
Twitter says CEO Jack Dorsey spoke with the president about "the health of public conversation".
Fighter: Why we're seeing more female boxers on stage and screen
The play Fighter is the latest in a growing number of entertainment productions about female boxing.
'I changed my gender after my wife got dementia'
Steve had gender reassignment surgery after his wife, Jill, moved into a care home.
How virtual reality may help Grenfell survivors 'let go of emotions'
England footballer Les Ferdinand is using VR to try to help young men deal with the trauma of the Grenfell Tower fire.
Council spending on single homelessness 'down by £5bn since 2009'
Analysis suggests councils have lost billions from their budgets for lone homeless people since 2009.
Why is a 2,500-year-old epic dominating polls in modern India?
The Ramayana, a 2,500-year-old mythological epic has been brought to the fore of the world's largest election
Cuba's government mocked by stampede of ostrich memes
A revolutionary hero's suggestion that Cuba's food shortages could be resolved by eating ostrich is ridiculed online.
Jailed French executive who felt force of US bribery law
The jail ordeal of ex-Alstom executive Frédéric Pierucci is a warning for firms with a history of corruption.
How did the qwerty keyboard become so popular?
It's not the best layout, so why do most of us still use it?
Labour pledges to end 'slum' office housing
It says current planning rules allow developers in England to convert offices into "rabbit hutch" homes.
Shot journalist was 'gentle, innocent soul'
The family of the murdered journalist pay tribute to her ahead of her funeral on Wednesday.
The Lego bricks designed for children with sight loss
Children at one UK school have been testing them out. Some say other approaches should also be taught.
Sudan protests: The women driving change
Sudanese protest icon Alaa Salah tells the BBC of her unexpected fame after demonstrating against the country’s former leader.
South Korea's 'yoghurt ladies' delivering friendship
Thousands of motorised fridges are driven around South Korea, providing yoghurt and companionship for isolated people.
How Russia wants to control the internet
Critics say the Russian government's latest controversial cyber laws are a form of censorship.
Meningitis patient 'wanted amputation'
Mike Davies, 60, from Brighton "looked forward" to getting his dead limbs amputated.
MP Johnny Mercer's salary funded by failed bond scheme marketing agent
Johnny Mercer's salary was funded by Surge Financial, which marketed the collapsed LCF bond scheme.
Newspaper headlines: 'Inspired' by Greta and 'no room' for Trump
The newspapers focus on a teenage activist's climate change speech and Donald Trump's upcoming UK state visit.
Nasa lander 'detects first Marsquake'
It is the first seismic signal ever detected on the surface of a body other than Earth and its Moon.