Climbing of Winston Churchill statue to become a crime
The home secretary will include Churchill's statue in new law trying to stop war memorial vandalism.
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What we know about India's strike on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir
India launched strikes in the early hours of Wednesday - two weeks after a deadly militant attack.
India trade deal could undercut UK workers, opposition parties say
The trade deal gives a tax break to Indian professionals, which critics say undercuts UK businesses.
'A transformational president' - how Carney flattered Trump to diffuse 51st state row
The newly-elected prime minister repeated that Canada is not for sale, while Trump said both countries would be a "wonderful marriage".
The Papers: 'Two-tier' trade deal and 'Labour turmoil' over winter fuel
Tory and Reform anger over a new UK-India trade deal featurs on several front pages.
US and China set to start tariffs talks this week
The world's two biggest economies are locked in a trade war that has caused turmoil in global markets.
The divides behind the scenes in the Vatican ahead of the conclave
There has been a growing coalescence around the idea Pope Francis's work to shake up the workings of the Church should be built on - but some of his critics are not convinced.
'Thank you Inter & Barca' - the game nobody wanted to end
Thirteen goals, countless comebacks and a whole mountain of chaos - Inter's win over Barcelona will go down as a Champions League classic.
How street sex workers are helping police stop child abuse
As darkness falls across Bristol, street sex workers are helping to protect its most at-risk children.
Abuse victim fled ex but council left her in unsecure home
Jane says she barricaded herself into her house each night as she waited to get extra security.
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