England's netballers are outclassed 68-50 by Australia in their quest to win bronze at the Commonwealth Games.
From a police tip-off to sentencing, a correspondent reflects on covering an unprecedented case.
The BBC understands police are treating the attack in Falkirk last month as a hate crime.
There were no pacers and no wave lights. This was a Saturday night scrap - Glasgow rules - and Josh Kerr wasn't going to let anyone beat him in that fight.
Anton Honchanka was one of thousands of people affected by the 1986 nuclear disaster who came to the UK.
Prof Jason Arday admitted errors in his work but said he was not a liar after attracting criticism online.
Spectators at Glasgow's OVO Hydro were treated to exhilarating performances during New Zealand's 61-54 win over England.
Authorities are yet unable to say whether the death of Elisabeth-Jane Ross is considered murder, but toxicology tests are being fast-tracked.
The Suffolk wildfire has grown to an area equal to more than 200 football pitches, Suffolk's fire service says.
The PM says he doesn't think his poodle-mix would "get along" with Larry the cat, who has lived at No 10 for 15 years.
More than 100 firefighters were sent to tackle a huge fire at industrial units on a farm on Friday.
Organisers say 23 runners from seven countries took part in races at the Arctic's geographic North Pole.
For Kieran Dodds, photographing people with red hair has become something of an obsession over the past decade or more.
As the number of young men having vasectomies rises, BBC News spoke to two about why they chose to have the snip.
John Healey's vow to crackdown on grocery "price gouging" and the Fifa World Cup scandal dominate Sunday's front pages.
Fans, commentators and an ex-Islander reflect on what the dating series could do to draw in more viewers again.
The eight-day festival, running until 9 August, is the world's largest celebration of Irish music and culture.
Concerned parents say their children have been attacked while riding bikes on the trail since June.