Prince Andrew 'appalled' by Jeffrey Epstein's sex abuse claims
The duke says any suggestion he would "condone or participate in" exploitation is "abhorrent".
Paros - the Greek paradise island that wants to ditch plastic
Paros in Greece is at the centre of a drive to turn it into the world's first island free of plastic waste.
'Iran is the most beautiful country'
A former business executive is now a freelance photographer travelling around the globe. First stop - Iran.
The Nazi book of anatomy still used by surgeons
Eduard Pernkopf created an "atlas" of anatomy by dissecting the bodies of Nazi political prisoners.
Pregnant and depressed: 'I feared they'd take my child if I admitted how I felt'
Anna Ceesay tried to hide it when she began to feel depressed and anxious during her second pregnancy.
How online extremists are shaping the minds of white teens
How can parents intervene when boys seem drawn into extremist internet culture - and should they?
Murray hoping for 'decent run' in singles at Winston-Salem Open
Britain's Andy Murray says he is hoping "to get through a few matches" as he plays his second singles tournament since recovering from hip surgery.
The Papers: 'Tory divisions' over 'leaked crisis plans for Brexit'
A Tory party fall out over recently leaked no-deal Brexit documents are the focus of today's papers.
Vegetable joke is funniest gag at the Edinburgh Fringe
A serving of cauliflower comedy beat the rest of the funny offerings to be crowned "Joke of the Fringe".
Iran tanker row: Detained ship sets sail from Gibraltar
The ship heads into the Mediterranean after Gibraltar rejected a US request to again seize it.
'The bomb actually landed in the room I had been in'
Laila Pence fled war in Egypt to go on and become a multimillionaire US businesswoman.
Chancellor: I won't shift stamp duty to sellers
Sajid Javid says he has no plans to make house sellers, rather than buyers, pay stamp duty tax.
The man helping to save Senegal's mangroves
Haidar el Ali has led a project to plant 152 million mangrove buds in Senegal's Casamance Delta.
Stop and search: What are your rights?
With police stop and search powers set to expand what are your rights when approached?
The floating farm for cows
Cows are living on a floating farm in the middle of Europe's busiest port of Rotterdam, as part of an experiment to produce food more sustainably, and closer to people.
A young face destroyed by war: The impact of an airstrike one year on
Jouma and his family were fleeing their home in Syria in 2018 when an airstrike hit the bus they were on, leaving him completely blind at the age of three.
Russian sailor's 1969 message in a bottle washes up in Alaska
An Alaska man discovers the pristine 50-year-old message in a bottle while hunting for firewood.
Kabul wedding blast: Groom has 'lost hope' after deadly attack
Mirwais Elmi and his bride survived but many relatives are among the 63 killed in Saturday's attack.
Big rescue operation in Poland to find trapped cavers
Explosives might be used to free two cavers trapped since Saturday in the Tatra mountains.
Which player should be in the next Harry Potter film? See Garth's team of the week
Which Premier League player should be in the next Harry Potter movie? Which team already looks rudderless? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week.