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Why are there protests in Iran and what has Trump said about US action?
Hundreds of people are believed to have been killed, as days of large demonstrations threaten the regime. Here's what you need to know.
I spent months trying to find out if hacking my gut health could help me age better
Health editor Hugh Pym revamped his diet after a test suggested his gut health appeared to look five years older than he was
Carrick to bring in Holland as assistant at Man Utd
Michael Carrick agrees to become Manchester United interim head coach - and former England assistant manager Steve Holland is set to be his number two.
Minnesota sues Trump administration to block immigration agents deployment
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison called the deployment a "federal invasion of the Twin Cities".
BTS are preparing for a massive comeback - and fans are ready
The world's biggest boy band are due to reveal their 2026 tour dates - why is it causing so much excitement?
'Miracle baby' born in a tree above Mozambique floodwaters dies aged 25
Rosita Salvador Mabuiango's mother was sheltering for days before giving birth perched above the water.
BBC seeks dismissal of Trump's $5bn defamation lawsuit
Court papers filed on Monday show the broadcaster will argue the Florida court lacks "personal jurisdiction" over the BBC.
Mandelson makes personal apology for continuing Epstein friendship
The former ambassador apologises "unequivocally" for maintaining links with Epstein after 2008 conviction
Le Pen's political fate rests on appeal trial opening in France
The head of her far-right party, Jordan Bardella, warns banning her running for president would be "deeply worrying" for democracy.
Crackdown on illegal working leads to surge in arrests
Raids on businesses such as nail bars and takeaways have increased by 77% since Labour took office, the government says.
The junior Slam champion who match-fixed to 'escape' tennis
Shortly after winning the 2016 Australian Open boys' title, a disillusioned Oliver Anderson was arrested for throwing a set - now he is rebuilding his career.
VAR errors increase: Each of the 13 mistakes so far this season
The Premier League's KMI Panel makes judgements on every key decisions. Here's what they say the VAR has got wrong.
How Australian festival imploded after axing Palestinian author
Some 180 writers, including former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, have withdrawn from the event.
The Papers: 'ADHD care costs soar' and 'Bin Diesel'
A mix of stories on Tuesday's front pages, including soaring ADHD care costs and the Golden Globes.
Decision time for Trump on Iran but what does he ultimately want?
As Iran's deadly crackdown on anti-government protests continue, the US president is considering how best to respond.
MP's school visit cancelled over pro-Palestinian protests
Damien Egan, Labour MP for Bristol North East and vice chair of Labour Friends of Israel, cancelled the appearance.
X could 'lose right to self regulate', says Starmer
It is currently illegal to share deepfakes, but the law against creating them has not yet come into force.
Pioneering gay footballer Josh Cavallo accuses former club of homophobia
Adelaide United says it "categorically rejects" Cavallo's claims he was sidelined because of his sexuality.
Watch: ISS crew exchanges key in change of command ceremony
Four crew members are scheduled to depart earlier than scheduled later this week after a medical issue involving an unidentified crew member.
Safe spaces needed for drug-addicted children, say grieving mums
More children in England are in drug and alcohol treatment, but families say many cannot get help.