Around the world
Turkey-Syria offensive: Assad's army 'enters Manbij'
The reported advance of Syrian forces into Manbij sets up a potential clash with Turkish-led troops.
Violent clashes erupt as Spanish court jails Catalonia leaders
The jailing of politicians and activists over the illegal 2017 referendum sparks protests.
In the UK
Bulgaria v England: Euro 2020 qualifier temporarily halted due to racist behaviour from fans
England's Euro 2020 qualifier with Bulgaria in Sofia is halted twice with fans warned about racist behaviour.
Queen's Speech: New laws on crime, health and the environment
Crime and health take centre stage, but opposition parties dismiss the programme as "election manifesto".
Politics
Queen's Speech: New laws on crime, health and the environment
Crime and health take centre stage, but opposition parties dismiss the programme as "election manifesto".
Queen's Speech: What is on Boris Johnson's to-do list?
The lowdown on the 26 bills being proposed by Boris Johnson's government.
Education
More families needed for children awaiting adoption
More than twice as many children in England are waiting to be adopted as there are families willing to adopt.
Royal National College for the Blind threatened by financial crisis
The Royal National College for the Blind says special-needs funding cuts are threatening its future.
Health
Slow walking at 45 'a sign of faster ageing'
Gait speed in mid-life indicates how fast the brain and body are ageing, researchers found.
Batten disease: Unique drug for a girl with deadly brain disease
Mila is having far fewer - and briefer - seizures after a drug was designed just for her.
Business
Sports Direct calls for probe into Nike and Adidas dominance
The Mike Ashley-owned retailer says the "must-have" brands hold too much market power.
Vodafone error sees customers hit by thousands in charges
Glitch sees customers abroad hit with thousands of pounds of charges and unable to use their phones.
Science
The Russian who could have been first to Moon
Alexei Leonov, who died on Friday, could have been the first human to land on the Moon.
New environment laws in Queen's speech
Crime and health take centre stage, but opposition parties dismiss the programme as "election manifesto".
Technology
Food writer Jack Monroe 'loses £5,000 in phone-number hijack'
Jack Monroe's bank and PayPal accounts were used after her mobile phone number was hijacked.
Government dodges 'full fibre for all by 2025' pledge
Gigabit broadband is promised but the government neither says it must be full-fibre nor sets a deadline.
Entertainment
Booker Prize: Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo share award
Booker Prize judges break their rules by awarding it to both Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo.
Celebrities who misbehaved in Buckingham Palace
From snorting cocaine to stealing loo rolls, famous people have taken some liberties at the Queen's home.