With talks deadlocked, EU leaders want Theresa May to give ground - but she says the ball's in their court.

Transgender people are asking for support to make getting a correct birth certificate easier.

Confused by Brexit jargon? Reality Check unpacks the basics.

The 60-year-old actress explains why she's returning to Halloween (but don't call it a franchise).

Hannah Jenkins speaks English in the morning and German in the afternoon - it all started with a cycling accident.

Tamer fled Syria seven years ago, but now lives in a historic house in south-west London.

A Bengali textile worker was murdered in London’s East End in 1978, mobilising his immigrant community.

Ukraine is pulling churches away from Russia's grip - a very sensitive issue in the current conflict.

Lex Warner died while diving off northern Scotland in 2012 - but his family still have "many unanswered questions".

Nehanda Nyakasikana led the fight against British colonisers in Zimbabwe in the 19th Century.

It's all to do with money and timing, says the BBC's Europe editor Katya Adler.

What's it like to be someone who watches banned content on social media so you don't have to?

Beijing's crackdown on a film star and the Interpol chief highlights its use of secret detentions.

Dumping rubbish is a waste of valuable resources, says Arthur Huang - and his company is showing why.

Silent film footage from World War One has been painstakingly restored for a new film by the Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson.

Harvard has been accused of racial bias in picking students. Should universities really consider ethnic backgrounds?

The Daily Telegraph details a warning from the chancellor, while other papers lead with a celebrity divorce.

A group of at least 1,500 migrants is currently in Guatemala, heading north toward the US border.

His reported comments come as Turkish sources say they have more evidence the journalist was killed.

Anna Burns, the writer of Milkman, is the first author from Northern Ireland to win the prize.