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England have great chance of victory - Leach
England have a "great chance" of victory over Sri Lanka in the second Test with "any kind of a score" in their second innings, says spinner Jack Leach.
Search on in Boston and Skegness for £76m lottery ticket holder
If the ticket-holder does not come forward, the prize will be the UK's biggest unclaimed jackpot.
Blackpool photo wins Weather Photographer of the Year
Stephen Cheatley's shot of lighting over Blackpool won the Weather Photographer of The Year title.
School bans designer coats
The ban on expensive designer coats came after discussions with pupils and parents, the school said.
Ian Naude: How predatory paedophile joined police
Ian Naude was named as a suspect in three cases before he joined Cheshire Constabulary.
Cokanasiga to make England debut as Jones makes 11 changes for Japan
Bath wing Joe Cokanasiga will make his England debut against Japan as Eddie Jones makes sweeping changes from the side that lost to New Zealand.
Brexit: BBC correspondents on the draft deal
BBC and correspondents unpick the detail in the government's withdrawal agreement documents.
Ian Naude: Cheshire PC convicted of raping 13-year-old girl
"Committed paedophile" Ian Naude was said to have joined the police for access to vulnerable girls.
Beyoncé buys out Ivy Park venture from Sir Philip Green
The Ivy Park gymwear brand is now 100% owned by Beyoncé's management company Parkwood.
Clubs urged not to contribute to £5m farewell gift for Scudamore
Football fans urge Premier League clubs not to contribute to departing Premier League chief Richard Scudamore's £5m farewell gift.
Roshen's 85 gives Sri Lanka lead over England
Roshen Silva hits a resolute 85 to frustrate England and give Sri Lanka a lead of 46 on day two of an evenly poised second Test.
Chelsea: Fifa allegedly recommends Blues handed two-year transfer ban after signing of minors
Chelsea allegedly face the threat of a two-year transfer ban following a Fifa investigation into their signing of foreign under-18 players, including former striker Bertrand Traore.
Japan's cyber-security minister has 'never used a computer'
Yoshitaka Sakurada is responsible for ensuring the 2020 Olympic Games are not hacked.
UK retail sales hit by mild autumn
Analysts say the worse than expected 0.5% fall in sales suggests shoppers are cutting back spending.
Wife and lover tried to shoot, burn, poison and drown husband
Ray Weatherall survived a series of efforts to kill him including shooting, poisoning and burning.
European media: Brexit hurdles still lie ahead
Cabinet approval of the Brexit deal gains huge attention in the European newspapers.
NHS bosses look to overhaul cancer screening
The announcement comes the day after an "appalling" cervical-screening blunder hits more than 40,000 women.
Richard Bacon says he suffered PTSD
The presenter says he experienced PTSD after going back to the hospital he nearly died at.
Paris mayor plans to pedestrianise city centre
The proposal would see traffic limited in the first four districts, known as arrondissements.
Michelangelo bronzes verified thanks to eight-pack stomach clue
Confirmation the bronzes are by Michelangelo could see them valued in the hundreds of millions.