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Detectives haunted by case of toddler murdered by grandparents
Investigators in the murder of two-year-old Ethan Ives-Griffiths say the brutality stays with them.
'Mourners vent their anger at Lammy' and 'PM's warning on protests'
The emerging details of the Manchester synagogue attack continue to dominate the papers' front pages.
How 'First Lady' Braekhus ended Norway's boxing ban
As trailblazer Cecilia Braekhus prepares for her final bout, BBC Sport looks at how the Norwegian ended a 33-year-old boxing ban in her homeland.
'I like to be famous but unknown' - Ekitike in his own words
Hugo Ekitike sits down with Kelly Somers to discuss playing for Liverpool and being a private person.
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'We put out fires for decades, now we want our pension'
Retained firefighters in Leicestershire say they are still waiting for the pensions they fought for.
We need hospitals more than football stadiums, say Morocco's young protesters
Morocco will soon have the world's largest football stadium but this has angered many young people who want better services.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs sentenced to more than four years in prison
Combs apologised to his mother, children, and victims, specifically naming his two ex-girlfriends, Casandra Ventura and "Jane".
He reads, buys flowers and plays the ukulele. A dream man or is it all a performance?
Competitors with tote bags full of sanitary pads and feminist literature faced off in central London.
Wind and rain warnings as Storm Amy hits UK
An amber warning is in place for parts of Scotland while a lower level yellow warning is issued for much of the rest of the UK.
They're making sex jokes in Saudi: Inside the controversial comedy festival
A-listers including Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr and Jack Whitehall have faced a backlash over the event.
Sales of electric cars hit record high in September
Sales of fully electric or hybrid vehicles made up more than half of all new car registrations in the UK last month.
Money paid but no ship: The around-the-world cruise that is yet to set sail
The BBC has been speaking to retirees who want the firm selling the cruise to stop advertising and refund their deposits.
Baroness Mone-linked firm says chase our partners for the money
A spokesperson for PPE Medpro says other companies also received money for providing gowns to the government and should be pursued to get it back.
Gisèle Pelicot returns to court after trial made her an icon - and tore her family apart
A rift has emerged between Gisèle Pelicot - the victim at the centre of the largest rape trial in French history - and her eldest children
Hamas response to US Gaza plan is significant - but there are key omissions
There is still a huge amount of detail to be worked through that are vital to the implementation of the US ceasefire proposal.
'Brave' Man Utd make 'statement' in Chelsea draw
Manchester United end Chelsea's 100% start to the Women's Super League season in a "statement" draw, but they were left wanting more.
'World-class' Semenyo fires Bournemouth to 'unthinkable' heights
While Bournemouth stars were leaving left, right and centre in the summer, one stayed - Antoine Semenyo - and he has taken the team up to second spot.
Senate stalemate sends US shutdown into second week
Two separate funding proposals failed on Friday as mass lay-offs and sweeping cuts loom over the government.
Synagogue attacker was on bail after rape arrest, police say
Counter terror police also say Al-Shamie may have been influenced by "extreme Islamist ideology".