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China's president tells a high-level meeting that the country faces a "grave situation".
An investigation begins into what caused the blaze at a house on the outskirts of Hull.
The recruit got into difficulty during a training exercise on Tuesday.
Oxford academic Selina Todd was given protection after threats from transgender rights activists.
The social media platform told Lex Gillies it doesn't allow "undesirable" body states.
Several people are trapped under collapsed buildings after Friday's quake which killed 22 people.
Anne Sacoolas left for the US claiming diplomatic immunity after the crash that killed Harry Dunn.
A review into the handling of fraud cases finds forces have "not kept pace" with the rise in cases.
Combat Stress says it cannot take on new referrals due to a cut in financial support from the NHS.
Trading Standards warns homeowners to be careful when using quick-sale estate agents.
Former Great Britain player Robert Archibald, the only Scot to have played in the United States' National Basketball Association, dies aged 39.
A few of the stories you may have missed this week.
In a world first, Marc Cieslak interviews the creator of Watch Dogs: Legion inside his own game.
The cloud formation looks like "a spear-carrying Boudicca striding across the skies", the photographer says.
Sky Brown has set her sights on competing in the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, where she'd be Britain's youngest ever summer Olympian.
Mathew Lock's passion for collecting vacuum cleaners started at the age of two.
Hannah shares her life on social media to encourage self-confidence.
An oil worker in Alberta, Canada, rescued the animals while inspecting wells.
We speak to the most famous African American country music singer about the lack of diversity in the genre.
From composers to rock stars, a new exhibition charts the changing music scene of Leeds.
What is chippy sauce and why has this chip shop tradition never spread beyond Scotland's east coast?
A selection of striking news images from around the world this week.
A group of friends are wild swimming every day in January for charity.
Meijer Nieweg was murdered in August 1942. It has taken decades for details of his death to emerge.
Top artist Mark Wallinger has become a school's artist-in-residence to fight for more creativity.
One year on from the dam collapse at Brazil's Corrego de Feijao mine, many are still seeking answers.
Thelma Schoonmaker reveals Scorsese's problem with eyebrows and how Netflix saved The Irishman.
As prosecution gives way to defence, we look back at what you might have missed and what to expect.
There has been criticism that authorities were too slow to respond and contain the virus.
Representation of China's LGBT community is improving but many still struggle during Lunar New Year.
Nick Kyrgios will face top seed Rafael Nadal in the last 16 at the Australian Open after an "insane" five-set win over Karen Khachanov.
England all-rounder Ben Stokes is fined 15% of his match fee for his altercation with a spectator in the fourth Test against South Africa.
Kelechi Iheanacho finishes a "brilliant" team move to give Leicester an early lead against Brentford in the fourth round of the FA Cup.
Erling Braut Haaland gets two more Borussia Dortmund goals - and makes history as the first player to score five times in his first two Bundesliga games.
Research suggests that slang bans in schools may be more harmful than good.
Over the past century many groups have left and entered the country, changing the shape of the nation.
Is Sir Keir Starmer right that Somers Town in London has life expectancy 10 years below somewhere a mile away?
The Ukrainian embassy demands "official apologies" over a UK police counter-extremism guide.
The pupils gasped as they realised they had all achieved the top result, their assistant head teacher says.
A coroner is reviewing cases where 23 patients died having previously been treated by Ian Paterson.
A private hospital is looking into operations carried out by a doctor it has stopped from practising.
Deborah Carroll attacked her husband with a kitchen knife "over something trivial", police said
Organisers say they have lost their main sponsor without whom they will struggle to fund the event.
Warren Spencer died when he was hit by a van in Halesowen, on a busy route out of Birmingham.
The "challenging" jails will get scanners where images can instantly reveal concealed contraband.
Shekquarn Fitzgerald, 19, wounded four people in Selby when he swung the weapon "like a lightsaber".
Every game is an away day for Coventry City as they play 'home' games at Birmingham City - their FA Cup fourth-round opponents on Saturday.
Some of the most common inhalers release greenhouse gases linked to global warming.
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's FA Cup game between Coventry City and Birmingham City.
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's FA Cup game between West Ham United and West Bromwich Albion.
Live coverage of Saturday's League Two game between Carlisle United and Walsall.
Live coverage of Saturday's National League game between Sutton United and Solihull Moors.
West Bromwich Albion reach an agreement with West Ham to keep Grady Diangana on loan for the rest of the season.
What is chippy sauce and why has this chip shop tradition never spread beyond Scotland's east coast?
Sky Brown has set her sights on competing in the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, where she'd be Britain's youngest ever summer Olympian.
The social media platform told Lex Gillies it doesn't allow "undesirable" body states.
A 96-year-old retired tailor is making waistcoats for Burns Night in his care home.
The celebrated artist has put together a new exhibition of some of his earliest works.
Concerns are growing that the recently-detected coronavirus may spread. Dr Rosalind Eggo explains how that can happen.
Knife crime is driven by glorifying gang culture the former head of the Commission for Racial Equality says.
British passenger describes the journey from the virus-hit Chinese city of Wuhan after the spread of coronavirus.
Lucy Herd successfully campaigned for parents to get paid bereavement leave after her son Jack died.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband has met with the prime minister this morning regarding his detained wife.
Sexual abuse survivors tell of their grooming at the hands of Bishop Peter Ball.
Sir Michael Palin pays tribute to his Monty Python co-star Terry Jones, who has died aged 77.
A ScotRail conductor captured footage of the stag trotting across the iconic bridge in the Scottish Highlands.
Director Armando Iannucci hopes that casting Dev Patel as David Copperfield will change minds.
Boris Johnson is asked about a £300 bonus to Greggs workers, as some on universal credit may not receive the full payment.
Nerina Ramlakhan explains the four signs of burnout that people can exhibit, due to stress at work.
Joe Ousalice is "over the moon" after the medal was cut from his uniform because of his sexuality.
It took rescuers two hours to free the pair after the mammals became stuck in muddy waters.
Richard Hoskins says he was not properly assessed, and his transition was a reaction to having lost three children.
As Meghan and Harry start their new lives in Canada, do people think race is an issue in the way she is treated?
"It's important to combine peak performance with moments of rest," says Lloyds Bank chief executive.
BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond on what he learned from the duke's speech about stepping back.
The Duke of Sussex says stepping back from the Royal Family was the only option for "a more peaceful life".
The BBC has brought together two men in their nineties who came to Britain from Jamaica in 1948 on the Empire Windrush.
Beryl Casey has been rescuing hedgehogs for 25 years and wants someone to carry on as she gets older.
Footballer Emiliano Sala messaged a friend saying he felt forced out by his French club days before he died.
He has donned the persona of a straw bear for decades for one of England's "quirkiest" festivals.
Lord Hall's successor will need "phenomenal skills" to lead in changing times, the BBC's Amol Rajan says.
The Post Office's response comes after ex-workers call for convictions to be overturned.
Meghan Markle's father reacts to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex deciding to step down as senior royals.
How make-up helped beauty influencer Georgie Aldous get through the bad days.
Belfast artist Jordan Adetunji gives an insight into the increasingly popular Irish hip-hop scene.
Rex Martey suffers from prostate cancer and has written a song dedicated to one of his nurses.
Harry and Meghan giving up their HRH titles like this is unprecedented, our royal correspondent says.
As more cities declare climate emergencies, we look at how Glasgow aims to cancel out its carbon footprint.
The Scottish siblings are the first three brothers to row any ocean and the fastest trio to row the Atlantic.
Robbers broke glass display cases with a sledgehammer in the robbery which was captured on CCTV.
The Lewis actor clashes with an audience member over whether press coverage was racist.
Alena is a #tradwife and she's not alone
Presenter Evan Davis said it was the worst mistake since he joined Radio 4's PM programme.
Labour leadership candidate Sir Keir Starmer explains why he's the right person for the job.
From inside the Old Bailey, Clive Coleman explains what we can expect once cameras are allowed in.
Children in Scotland may be banned from heading the ball because of a suspected link between football and dementia.
Women who report violent sexual assaults at university say the perpetrators are getting away with it.
Relatives of a Sri Lankan archaeologist return a Buddha relic to a sacred temple 100 years later.
Speaking to the BBC, Labour leadership hopeful Keir Starmer says the party has lost votes in its heartlands.
The footage shot in 1998 was to create a holographic artwork on David Bowie's album Hours.
BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg speaks to Labour members about what the party needs to do to recover.
‘You, Me and the Big C’ presenter Deborah James tells 5 Live she is currently ‘free’ of cancer.
HS2 campaigners have now spent more than three months living in a protest camp at Cubbington Wood.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their first visit to Bradford.
From Brexit to "bunging a bob for a Big Ben bong" – here's what you need to know from Boris Johnson's interview.
The health secretary says connecting flights within the UK are 'incredibly important'.
The early morning commute in Glasgow is disrupted by a cow on the line.
People scrambled to see if anyone was under the roof but no-one is believed to be injured.
