Trump NFL row: Sports stars round on US presidentLeading US sports stars attack the president for "offensive" comments about players who protest.
Germany election: Merkel seeks fourth term as voting beginsChancellor Angela Merkel eyes another term with the right-wing AfD seeking a breakthrough.
Six hurt in London 'acid attack'A teenager is arrested after a "noxious substance" is sprayed near the Westfield shopping centre.
The Syrian girl who sings through warSana has a beautiful voice, and it helps her forget about the war raging where she lives in Aleppo.
Soul singer Charles Bradley dies aged 68The singer, who released his first album in his 60s, cancelled tour dates just two weeks ago.
Rubens lost since 1600s found in Glasgow The painting of the Duke of Buckingham was previously thought to be a later copy.
US bombers stage North Korea show of forceThe move demonstrates the many military options available to defeat any threat, the Pentagon says.
Puerto Rico 'failing' dam risk remains after Hurricane MariaThousands of people nearby have been told to leave as the dam may collapse after Hurricane Maria.
Mexico earthquake: New tremor halts rescue operationsA tremor sends people running into the streets and halts searches for survivors of Tuesday's quake.
Mexico quake: 'If you die saving someone it's OK'The BBC followed a recovery effort in Mexico City, after Tuesday's deadly magnitude 7.1 earthquake.
Catalonia referendum: Madrid moves to take over local policingThe Catalan government rejects Spain's latest move to stop its disputed independence referendum.
Man Utd seek police help over penis chantManchester United ask police for help to identify fans who sang a controversial song about Romelu Lukaku in the win at Southampton.
Actor Colin Firth gets dual British-Italian citizenshipThe Bridget Jones actor is now a dual British-Italian citizen, because of "the uncertainty around".
Meghan Markle attends as Prince Harry launches Invictus GamesPrince Harry's girlfriend joins the opening ceremony as he pays tribute to injured service personnel.
'I want to get rid of my Polish accent'Kasha lives in the UK but has found some people are hostile because of her Polish accent.
Anjali: The professional dance company with a differenceAnjali's dancers, who have learning disabilities, are working with world-renowned choreographers.
Teaching the children of Boko Haram fightersZannah Mustapha founded a school for children affected by Boko Haram violence in the heartland of the Islamist insurgency in Nigeria.
Sir Patrick's guide to theatre company's huge costume saleThe theatre company is selling off more than 10,000 items of clothing worn by actors over the decades.
ICYMI: A hidden Picasso, Trump and a forest fireA few of the stories you may have missed this week.
A train passenger's view of IndiaShanu Babar loves train journeys so much that he began documenting his. Soon, others joined him.
What's so special about Eric?Eric is a therapy dog transforming lives in his community and helping Karen recover from a stroke.
How business is driving the new space raceWhy firms are spending millions to beat each other into orbit
Kalashnikov statue changed because of German weaponPart of a statue to Russia's creator of the AK-47 rifle is cut out because it had the wrong weapon.
Germany's other vote: Tegel airport row divides BerlinersBerliners hold a vote on the future of Tegel airport - and it has become a hot political issue.
The island where people eat puffinsIn a remote corner of Iceland, the taste of the seabird is a reminder of home.
What's the right thing to say to someone with cancer?This cancer survivor is changing the "sugarcoated" greeting card business
Risking life and limb to protect eaglesHow one man found his calling as a protector of one of the largest species of eagle, the harpy.
Australia's heated same-sex marriage debateBattle lines are drawn as the country has its say in a two-month voluntary postal survey.
You choose: what thing helped make the modern economy?Tim Harford chose 50 essential inventions that shaped the modern economy, but what should be the 51st?
How Cuba and Puerto Rico responded to their hurricanesCuba and Puerto Rico responded differently to devastating hurricanes, the BBC's Will Grant reports.
Where would FC Barcelona be in an independent Catalonia?The Catalan referendum places some uncertainty over the future of Spain's prestigious football club.
Slaves in modern Britain: 'Living in the dark'Matthew Price reports on efforts to root out slavery in the UK
Joseph Parker beats Hughie Fury on points to retain WBO heavyweight titleJoseph Parker beats Britain's Hughie Fury on points to retain the WBO world heavyweight title in Manchester.
Guardiola, Mourinho, Conte, Pochettino & Klopp on Saturday's Premier League actionManchester City boss Pep Guardiola says his side are "feeling better" about their title challenge this season, while United counterpart Jose Mourinho thinks it will be a six-team race.
Luke Campbell: Jorge Linares wins WBA lightweight title fightBritain's Luke Campbell loses his WBA lightweight title fight to Jorge Linares on a split decision in Inglewood, California.
The Ashes: Pick your England squad for the tour of AustraliaWho do you think should be in England's squad for the tour of Australia? Pick your team and share it with your friends.
Laver Cup 2017: Roger Federer & Rafael Nadal win first doubles matchRoger Federer and Rafael Nadal win their first doubles match together on the second day of the inaugural Laver Cup.
Tour Championship: Paul Casey leads to boost FedEx Cup hopesEngland's Paul Casey boosts his hopes of winning the FedEx Cup and a $10m (£7.4m) bonus by moving into the lead in the season-ending Tour Championship.
