bbc.comDeath march SAS soldiers acquittedThree reservists died after a selection exercise in the Brecon Beacons on one of the hottest days of 2013.
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bbc.comWill EU's Salzburg summit mark a Brexit turning point?The UK prime minister wants EU leaders to embrace a more "creative" plan for a post-Brexit relationship.
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bbc.comMcDonnell defends employing Corbyn's sonLabour's shadow chancellor says Seb Corbyn, his chief of staff, was appointed "on merit".
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bbc.comThe man who has performed 23,000 post-mortemsDr Richard Shepherd has examined evidence from 9/11 and 7/7 terror attacks, and the death of Stephen Lawrence.
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bbc.comModel speaks up for female codersFormer Victoria's Secret model Lyndsey Scott points out that programmers come in all shapes and sizes.
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bbc.comUK freezes aid to Zambia over corruptionIreland, Sweden and Finland also suspend financial aid over corruption concerns.
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bbc.comUK 'should not favour' EU workers post-BrexitThe Migration Advisory Committee also calls for an end to the limit of skilled workers coming to the UK.
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bbc.comDrought cuts Belgian chips down to sizeDrought has reduced potato crop yields by 25% in Belgium, threatening the country's signature dish.
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bbc.comFury at Venezuela leader's Salt Bae feastVideo of Nicolás Maduro eating in an Istanbul steak restaurant causes anger in crisis-hit Venezuela.
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bbc.comBurns survivor at London Fashion WeekCatrin Pugh had to undergo 200 operations after a bus crash in the French Alps in 2013.
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bbc.comRegret over shaming train shave manA viral video of a man shaving on the train has got people questioning if we should be so quick to shame people online
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bbc.comPolice black males advice 'inflammatory'A message was sent to pubs and clubs about "young black males intent on committing disorder".
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bbc.comSA top court legalises cannabis usePro-marijuana activists in South Africa cheer in court following the landmark ruling.
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bbc.comWhy do the wealthy want to own the news?Salesforce founder's purchase of Time magazine is the latest example of moguls buying news outlets.
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bbc.comMini plant to close for a month post-BrexitThe BMW-owned factory will shut down to avoid disruption in the event of a no-deal departure.
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bbc.comMusk to fly Japan billionaire around moonThe first private passenger to fly around the Moon with SpaceX will be a Japanese billionaire.
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bbc.comMini plant to close for a month post-BrexitThe shutdown will help the BMW-owned factory avoid any supply disruptions caused by a no-deal departure.
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bbc.com'Drug dealers only' parking space highlights crimeResidents in an east London neighbourhood, near Shoreditch, want to highlight drug crime in the area.
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bbc.comIsrael blames Syria for Russian deathsFifteen personnel died when an aircraft was downed by Syrian fire after Israel launched an air raid.
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bbc.comThe Emmy-winning TV shows you've never heard ofThese are the TV series that won big at the Emmys but haven't really made an impact in the UK.
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