Around the world
How lake gases are powering homes in Rwanda
Methane is being extracted from Lake Kivu in Rwanda to generate electricity.
Chile protests: Lasers and tear gas as police and protesters clash
Protesters vow to continue the unrest in Santiago until changes are made to Chile's constitution.
In the UK
Sheringham Viking Festival 'warrior' finds faith in Norse gods
Viking re-enactor Richard Mehmed says he found faith with Norse gods while "wielding a six-foot axe".
Jail for lorry driver after motorway U-turn
Staffordshire Police release CCTV footage of a lorry driver making a dangerous manoeuvre on the M6 Toll.
Politics
Blair: Labour manifesto was unconvincing
Former prime minister Tony Blair says of Labour's manifesto: "The more you read it, the less convinced you became."
Labour leadership: What you need to know about Keir Starmer
We profile a Labour leadership contender who hopes to unite supporters of both Corbyn and Blair.
Education
'We're being punished for having a disabled daughter'
Kirsty Drexler's family have taken the council to court in hopes of keeping her specialist school transport.
Mandarin dream: The UK pupils vying for a trip to Beijing
A Mandarin speaking competition aims to boost pupils' language skills.
Health
The poster project spreading 'happiness and kindness' to NHS staff
An artist known for his positive poster messages has directed his new creations at healthcare workers.
Running Stories: How running helped me fight anxiety and bulimia
Jess has anxiety and has previously had depression and bulimia, but says running has given her a new energy.
Business
US continues fight to stop UK using Huawei kit
American's top cyber-security official says China's Huawei should not play a role in 5G networks.
Huawei: Our customers say we're years ahead of rivals
Huawei's Paul Scanlan says the company is years ahead of its competitors Nokia and Ericsson.
Science
Oxford food waste used to help grow more food
How unwanted food is processed to produce electricity and fertiliser.
Blind Portsmouth astronomer shares his love of space
Nic Bonne, who uses 3D-printed models to study galaxies, wants more people to stargaze.
Technology
Robots gain lessons in hot dogs and other tech news
BBC Clickâs Paul Carter looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week.
The man who can make music with his mind
Academic and electronic musician Bertolt Meyer has hacked into his prosthetic arm and connected it to his synth.
Entertainment
Hip-hop's iconic photos go on display
The International Center of Photography is showcasing photos of hip-hop's greatest stars.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge on Fleabag and feminism
The actress and writer speaks to BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour about her conflicting feelings towards feminism.