Venezuela's attorney general accuses the US president of hoping to turn his country into a "colony".

US trade secretary says the two will sign a deal on TikTok, while hinting at agreement on rare earths and tariffs.

The family of a young boy who was thrown from the 10th floor of the Tate Modern building says that after six "courageous" years, he is beginning to run, cycle, jump and swim.

Lando Norris has been through the mill but this was a statement win for the McLaren driver, writes Andrew Benson.

Zubeen Garg’s music ownership is scattered among a complicated network of producers, distributors and labels.

Liam Lawson says he narrowly avoided a fatal accident during Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix after two marshals ran across the track.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy is expected to be grilled in the Commons today after an asylum seeker sex offender was mistakenly released from prison.

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Asia In Brief  Australia’s Competition & Consumer Commission on Monday commenced legal proceedings against Microsoft for allegedly misleading users of its Microsoft 365 bundle.…

Norfolk Trading Standards says the £4 cleaning brush has now been withdrawn from sale in the UK.

Suppliers say millions are owed despite the government promising to use protected accounts.

Health leaders say progress on reducing waiting lists will be affected if there is no help in making up the financial shortfall.

Despite outcry over a British toddler’s death, mould remains a problem in many homes - so are new law changes enough?

The head of the Home Affairs Committee has urged the government to "get a grip" on the UK's asylum accommodation system after a report found the Home Office repeatedly cut corners in its "chaotic" response to pressures.

The industrial action against the company's operation in Sweden has reached its second anniversary.

The fall of el-Fasher would cement the RSF's control of the west and reinforces a de facto split in the nation.

The father of a two-year-old boy who died from black mould in his social housing flat says he never wants anyone else to go through what they have - as a new law brought in after his death comes into effect.

MOTD pundit Danny Murphy explains why Tottenham's attack will evolve under Thomas Frank, and how he has already fixed their defensive issues.

Australia captain Pat Cummins will not be fit for the first Ashes Test, with Steve Smith set to lead the side in his absence.

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Kurdish counter-terrorism officials tell the BBC so-called Islamic State cells in Syria are regrouping and increasing attacks.

Lando Norris storms to a dominant victory in the Mexico City Grand Prix to boost his world championship hopes.

An opposition candidate is challenging the incumbent president's 43-year hold on power.

The US government said funds for Snap, a benefit used by more than 40 million Americans, will stop 1 November because of the shutdown.

Police say the woman was attacked on Saturday night in Walsall and have appealed for information.

Police are urgently searching for a man suspected of raping a woman in a racially motivated attack. 

Israel said the teams have been permitted to search beyond the so-called "yellow line" in the area controlled by its forces in Gaza.

After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?

Spanish football expert Guillem Balague analyses a fiery Clasico at the Bernabeu, which saw Real Madrid beat Barcelona but Vinicius Jr vent his frustration.

Sean Dyche's first Premier League game in charge of Nottingham Forest ends in defeat as Bournemouth win 2-0 to move up to second in the table.

A US warship has docked in the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, as US President Donald Trump increases military pressure on Venezuela.

The boy, who was six when he was attacked in 2019, has achieved his goal of being able to run, jump and swim again.

As Arsenal moved four points clear at the top of the Premier League, BBC Sport looks at why teams are 'afraid' of them.

After 18 months of surviving forced starvation and shelling by the paramilitary group the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the regional capital and symbolic battleground of Al Fashir is on the verge of full military collapse.

Jude Bellingham assists the first goal and scores the second for Real Madrid as they beat Barcelona 2-1 in the first Clasico of the La Liga season.

Hadush Kebatu was arrested in north London, two days after being mistakenly released from an Essex jail.

After beating Celtic to go eight points clear, is it now time to seriously consider that Hearts could win the title, wonders Tom English?

The health secretary is refusing to make concessions on pay after the BMA announced a further walkout.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta impressed by side after Eberechi Eze scored against former club beating Crystal Palace to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table.

A lobbying group representing UK start-ups will this week warn Rachel Reeves against a tax raid on limited liability partnerships (LLPs), arguing that it would hit the backers of Britain's most innovative companies.

There are only a handful of albums that I think qualify as genuinely scary. You Won't Get What You Want by Daughters, and Swans To Be Kind both immediately come to mind. But those records come with… let's say, baggage. I've Seen All I Need to See lacks some of the atmospheric spookiness of To […]

Sarah Pochin apologises for saying "it drives me mad when I see adverts full of black people, full of Asian people".

Justice Secretary David Lammy has said an exclusive Sky News interview will be used as part of an independent inquiry into how migrant Hadush Kebatu was mistakenly released from prison.

At least 32 others were injured in the attack, including six children, the city's mayor says.

International teams searching for the bodies of hostages have been allowed to cross Israel's military boundary in Gaza, according to an Israeli government spokesperson.

Adobe’s computational photography app, Project Indigo, had a bit of trouble adapting to the new square-format selfie sensor in the iPhone 17 series. For the last month or so, the app simply didn’t support Apple’s latest phones at all. Adobe was working behind the scenes to get things up and running, and posting occasional updates […]

Trump has announced he's adding 10% to his current levies on one of the biggest US trading partners.

"Sharp Dressed Man," by ZZ Top. Hard on a good day, Medium when my friends were over, Expert once and then never ever again. That was my Guitar Hero sweet spot. And for years, it seemed like everybody had one. The plastic guitar controllers became a staple of living rooms everywhere, and the songs - […]

Dorchester Town FC player Wes Fogden suffered a neck injury in the first half of the game.

Four thieves broke into the world's most-visited museum in broad daylight, stealing eight items worth €88m (£76m; $102m).

Former spinner Alex Hartley says England's improvement throughout the group stage puts them as favourites to beat South Africa and reach the World Cup final.

Has the mistaken release of a migrant sex offender from prison hurt the government?

A juror who collapsed a murder trial after doing his own internet research is jailed for four months.

Donald Trump has claimed to have ended another war, this time between Thailand and Cambodia. But what does this latest agreement actually amount to?

A former Bank of England governor has criticised potential proposals for a mansion tax, saying the government lacks a "coherent strategy" on the economy.

The experimental weapon is hailed as having a potentially unlimited range - though Western experts have questioned its value.

Three Chinese nationals face prison time for attempting to purchase $400,000 of nuclear material.

Concerns have been raised about the unprecedented number of spoiled votes in the presidential poll.

Reform UK has defended one of its MPs who has been accused of "racism" after she complained about the number of black and Asian people in TV adverts.

Hadush Kebatu was arrested in Finsbury Park after a two-day manhunt.

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A 100-strong specialist police unit is investigating the daring theft of French crown jewels from the Louvre - as officers face "a race against time" to recover the "priceless" objects.

Fabio Wardley pulls off a huge upset to wreck Joseph Parker's dreams of becoming a two-time world heavyweight champion and put himself in position for a shot at undisputed champion Oleksandr Usyk.

Lockhart shot to prominence on Broadway in the 1940s before transitioning into film and TV.

England will take winning momentum into the semi-finals after beating New Zealand by eight wickets in their final group game at the Women's World Cup.

Two men have been arrested following a robbery at the Louvre museum in Paris which saw thieves escape with priceless jewellery, including part of the French crown jewels.

The health secretary has compared the collapse of Labour's vote in the Caerphilly by-election to the party's defeat in Hartlepool in 2021 - when Sir Keir Starmer considered resigning as leader.

Here's what you should know as the US president arrives for a whirlwind week of diplomacy.

Donald Trump has announced he will be raising tariffs on imports of Canadian goods by an extra 10% because of an anti-tariff advert aired in Ontario.

England are beaten by four wickets by New Zealand in the first one-day international, despite Harry Brook's astonishing century.

The former vice-president tells the BBC she is not sure whether it was “grace or recklessness” that stopped her speaking up.

Hadush Kebatu was seen in north London wearing a prison-issue grey tracksuit and carrying a white bag decorated with avocados, police said.

BBC Sport travels with Truro fans to Gateshead, for the longest ever away journey in English football history.

Trump calls it historic, Thailand only calls is "a pathway to peace", but all sides hope the agreement will stick.

A migrant who was mistakenly released from prison has been arrested following a police manhunt.

After Fabio Wardley shocks Joseph Parker, BBC Sport analyses the heavyweight fight scene and what could happen next.

Russia has tested a new nuclear-powered cruise missile with an unlimited range, the country's top general said.

Liam McCay started making music from his bedroom in County Donegal.

US President Donald Trump has overseen the signing of an expanded ceasefire deal between Thailand and Cambodia, which he helped negotiate this summer to resolve their border dispute.

US forecasters have issued a hurricane warning for Jamaica as Storm Melissa reached hurricane strength and is expected to "rapidly intensify" into at least a Category 4 when making landfall in Jamaica early next week.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto throws a complete game as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-1 to draw level at 1-1 in the best-of-seven World Series.

The UK's largest supermarkets are calling on the chancellor to exclude stores from a new business rates surtax, warning that shoppers will bear the brunt of higher prices.

Lando Norris is on pole for the Mexico City Grand Prix - but can he take advantage and go top of the world championship standings?

2026 will see Bon Jovi take centre stage once again when they return for their Forever Tour, four years after Jon Bon Jovi's vocal cord surgery had the group's future up in the air.

A potential Commons debate about Prince Andrew's future and the chancellor's tax plans lead Sunday's papers.

Two nuclear cooling towers in the town of Gundremmingen, Germany, collapse into large swirls of thick, white dust during demolition.

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Tom Aspinall's first defence of his undisputed heavyweight title ends in bitter disappointment after an accidental eye poke from Ciryl Gane.

Fabio Wardley produces a huge heavyweight upset in London against Joseph Parker with an 11th-round stoppage.

One officer said pickpockets fly in from abroad and fly out once they've amassed a haul of phones.

One of the UK's biggest LGBTQ+ events has gone bust - how did it happen, and what now for the staff, performers and community?

The Jebel Marra area is neutral in the war but its produce cannot get out to feed a hungry nation.

OpenAI hopes to upend the browser market currently dominated by Google Chrome, but it depends on paid users.

Experts believe offline and online backups are needed if you want to keep your favourite photos safe.

The story of a dramatic and heroic rescue that has captured the public imagination in Ukraine.

Syrian refugees in Turkey allege they were taken advantage of when they were desperate for help.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot must look closer to home to solve the Premier League champions' dramatic slump, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

Peru's Mashco Piro face a struggle to survive in the 21st Century, but locals want to help them.

Fewer diners are "hitting the Hut" and it is closing half its UK restaurants.

Dr Xand and Dr Chris van Tulleken share four small but powerful tips they've learnt over the course of 30 episodes.