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Tour Championship: Jordan Spieth three off lead held by Kyle Stanley
FedEx Cup points leader Jordan Spieth is three shots off the lead after the first round of the season-ending Tour Championship in Atalanta.
(06:43) BBC.com
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'Decapitated man' Halloween display in Tennessee sparks 911 calls
The stuffed puppet display, of a man decapitated by a garage door, spooked Tennessee residents.
(05:42) BBC.com
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Brexit: PM bids to break deadlock with two-year deal offer
The PM will say in her Florence speech that both sides have a responsibility to get Brexit right.
(05:11) BBC.com
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Scottish League Cup: Motherwell 3-0 Aberdeen
Dominant Motherwell are too good for Aberdeen as they reach their first League Cup semi-final since January 2011.
(04:37) BBC.com
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Sir David Attenborough on his hunt for the Kimodo Dragon
Sir David Attenborough spoke to the BBC about Zoo Quest, the environment and the planet's future.
(04:12) BBC.com
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Government to pay £1.1m for Sir Edward Heath inquiry
The former prime minister, who died 12 years ago, has been the subject of a two-year inquiry.
(03:16) BBC.com
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L'Oreal heiress Lillian Bettencourt dies at 94
The world's wealthiest woman was suffering from dementia and died peacefully at home, her family say.
(01:45) BBC.com
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Hurricane Maria 'leaves 15 dead in Dominica'
At least 15 people are dead and 20 are missing on Dominica after Hurricane Maria, the prime minister says.
(01:13) BBC.com
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Epilepsy drug's safety reviewed over pregnancy risk
Women whose children have been harmed by sodium valproate will give evidence to a European panel.
(01:01) BBC.com
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Parsons Green attack: 21-year-old man released without charge
Five others, aged 17 to 48, remain in custody in connection with Friday's explosion.
(00:49) BBC.com
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North Korea: Trump slaps fresh sanctions on Pyongyang
The US measures will target individuals and firms, including banks, that trade with North Korea.
(00:39) BBC.com
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Children rescued from rubble of Mexico school
At least 21 children and five adults died as the building collapsed during Tuesday's earthquake.
(00:11) BBC.com
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William G Stewart, 15 to 1 host, dies aged 84
The former Butlins redcoat became a firm favourite with viewers with his firm presentational style.
(00:04) BBC.com
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Should cyclists have to take a riding test?
As ministers consider making dangerous cycling an offence, should licences also be on the agenda?
(September 21 23:49) BBC.com
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England v West Indies: Second ODI washed out at Trent Bridge
England's second one-day international against West Indies is abandoned after only 2.2 overs at Trent Bridge.
(September 21 23:16) BBC.com
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Andre Ward: American two-weight world champion retires from boxing
American two-weight world champion Andre Ward announces that he has retired from boxing.
(September 21 23:10) BBC.com
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Baby names: The stories behind what you are called
As a list of the most popular baby names is released, you tell us the stories behind your own names.
(September 21 22:04) BBC.com
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Diego Costa: Chelsea agree terms with Atletico Madrid
Chelsea agree terms with Atletico Madrid for the transfer of striker Diego Costa back to the Spanish club.
(September 21 21:44) BBC.com
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Actress 'started therapy aged seven'
The Oscar-winning actress talks about treatment for panic attacks and being an "anxious child".
(September 21 21:27) BBC.com
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Murdered Briton Emma Kelty 'shot and thrown in Amazon'
The 43-year-old kayaker was still alive when she was dumped in the Amazon, say Brazilian police
(September 21 21:10) BBC.com