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| Germany arrests 25 accused of plotting coup |
| A far-right group is suspected of planning to storm parliament and install an aristocrat as leader. |
| China abandons key parts of zero-Covid strategy after protests |
| Officials say asymptomatic and mild cases will no longer be forced into state quarantine centres. |
| UK weather: People urged to heat main rooms as cold snap begins |
| Health officials advise warming living rooms in the day and bedrooms at night in the cold spell. |
| Georgia Senate runoff result: Democrats solidify Senate control after Warnock victory |
| Raphael Warnock fights off Republican challenger Herschel Walker to hold his Georgia Senate seat. |
| Harry and Meghan: 'A ripple of hope can turn into a wave of change' |
| The couple were honoured in New York for their racial justice and mental health work. |
| Dorset boy in coma after strep A misdiagnosis, family says |
| A one-year-old was placed in an induced coma a day after a hospital discharged him, his parents say. |
| Spanish train collision outside Barcelona injures scores |
| Two trains collide near Barcelona on Wednesday morning, leaving at least 155 people injured. |
| RSPB Minsmere: WW2 sea defences emerge from Suffolk beach |
| A slice of England's wartime history has re-emerged - thanks, in part, to easterly winds. |
| Ukraine war: US neither encouraged nor enabled Kyiv to strike inside Russia - Blinken |
| Russia says a third site was attacked by drones on Tuesday, a day after two of its airfields were hit on Monday. |
| Group of friends find rare 100-million-year-old fossil |
| The 100-million-year-old fossil is the first such find in Australia to have a complete head and body. |
| Wigan shooting victim doused in both acid and an alkali - police |
| Murder detectives say Liam Smith's body was found doused in both acid and alkaline substances. |
| BrewDog fruity beer ad banned over five-a-day claim |
| The controversial brewer is told an advert for its fruit beers could mislead consumers. |
| Winter weather: Keeping costs down when it's cold |
| As energy bills rise and temperatures fall, there are extra payments available. |
| Can I get a Cold Weather Payment and how much are they£ |
| Cold Weather Payments are available to some if temperatures stay low. |
| Home insulation: How can it cut energy bills£ |
| Better home insulation could save some households hundreds of pounds a year on their energy bills. |
| Cost of living: Expanded energy bill discount scheme under way |
| A bigger rebate under the Warm Home Discount begins but concerns remain some are missing out. |
| Five ways to spend and waste less this Christmas |
| Experts give tips on how to make your Christmas cheaper, greener and just as joyful. |
| Cost of Living: How to have a Christmas party on a budget |
| With money tight, there are ways you can organise a Christmas party without the financial hangover. |
| How to cut your energy bills |
| Energy bills have gone up, but there are some easy ways households can reduce costs. |
| Ros Atkins on... The UK’s home insulation problem |
| BBC Analysis editor Ros Atkins looks at why millions of UK homes don’t have adequate home insulation – and what the government plans to do about it. |
| Mum-of-seven starts baby bank in Walsall and helps hundreds |
| Kimberley set up Tots in Need during a Covid lockdown after seeing a need for baby banks in Walsall. |
| Cost of living: The Leeds food bank making every user feel valued |
| The Cultural Food Hub is making sure each bag given matches the needs of the person receiving it. |
| Mortgages: What happens if I miss a payment£ |
| Homeowners are worried about rising mortgage costs - but lenders must help those struggling. |
| The Hum: Villagers say they're 'tortured' by mystery noise |
| A constant hum is driving some Holmfield residents to despair, but the source remains a mystery. |
| Priyanka Chopra Jonas on Bollywood: 'I’d earn 10% of my male co-actor’s salary' |
| The actress spoke about her experience with pay parity, body shaming and the pressure of social media. |
| Share your stories as A&E faces winter pressures |
| Had an experience of using emergency care recently£ Tell us ahead of our special coverage. |
| Cambridge: 'I nearly bought a stolen house on Zoopla' |
| Max Holland had an offer accepted but then a detective called to tell him the home was not for sale. |
| The airline policy that cost pregnant flight crew their jobs |
| Singapore Airlines recently dropped its five-decade-old policy, after demands from human rights groups. |
| Gambling: Perfect storm predicted in December, experts say |
| A winter World Cup, a cost-of-living crisis and Christmas coinciding prompts a warning about gambling. |
| Syria camps: Relatives of Islamic State group 'stuck in limbo' |
| Thousands detained in 2019 are stuck in limbo, with their home countries unwilling to repatriate them. |
| Georgia Senate election: Who is Reverend Raphael Warnock£ |
| The Atlanta pastor will start his first full Senate term after winning the seat four times in four years. |
| December strikes - everything you need to know |
| Hundreds of thousands of workers have walked out, or threatened to, causing widespread disruption. |
| Indonesia's new sex laws and what they could mean for tourism |
| Officials insist visitors are unlikely to be affected but rights groups say "it will be a problem". |
| Train strike: How much are rail workers paid£ |
| There have been different claims made about how much rail workers get paid. |
| Covid: Why were the government's Covid contracts challenged£ |
| The government awarded thousands of contracts to private companies during the pandemic. |
| Avatar: The Way of Water world premiere takes place in London |
| Everything you need to know about director James Cameron's long-awaited second trip to Pandora. |
| Steve Borthwick would restore England 'clarity' - Ugo Monye |
| Steve Borthwick would restore "clarity and detail" if he is made England head coach says former team-mate Ugo Monye. |
| West Indies v England: Lauren Bell takes 4-33 as visitors secure comfortable ODI series win |
| England thrash West Indies by 142 runs to secure a dominant one-day international series win in Antigua. |
| World Cup 2022: Cristiano Ronaldo replacement Goncalo Ramos runs riot for Portugal |
| Watch his best moments as 21-year-old Goncalo Ramos, who replaced Cristiano Ronaldo in the starting line-up for Portugal, runs riot against Switzerland, netting a hat-trick in their 6-1 victory. |
| World Cup 2022: Morocco into last eight after shootout win over Spain |
| Achraf Hakimi scores the winning penalty to send Morocco into the quarter-finals of the World Cup at the expense of Spain. |
| Eden Hazard: Belgium playmaker announces international retirement |
| Belgium playmaker Eden Hazard announces his retirement from international football at the age of 31. |
| Novak Djokovic to make Australia return in Adelaide one year after deportation |
| Novak Djokovic will return to Australia at January's Adelaide International, almost a year after being deported from the country because of his Covid-19 vaccination status. |
| World Cup 2022: Alan Shearer answers your England questions in Pundit Q&A |
| Alan Shearer sits down with Liam Loftus to answer questions from the BBC Sport audience about England, Jude Bellingham and whether "prime" Alan could get into this England team. |
| World Cup 2022: How have travelling fans found Qatar tournament£ |
| The historic first World Cup in the Middle East has been controversial, but how have the travelling supporters found the host nation£ |
| World Cup 2022: The man who replaced Cristiano Ronaldo - who is Goncalo Ramos£ |
| Before kick-off in Portugal's 6-1 win over Switzerland, all the talk was about Cristiano Ronaldo. By full-time, it was all about 21-year-old Goncalo Ramos. |
| Watch Morocco fans celebrate historic World Cup win |
| The north African team reach the quarter-finals for the first time after beating Spain on penalties. |
| World Cup 2022: What next for Spain & Luis Enrique after shock loss to Morocco on penalties£ |
| Spain are out of the World Cup after losing on penalties to Morocco in the last 16, so what next for the team and manager Luis Enrique£ |
| World Cup 2022: Morocco’s heroic win over Spain gets royal approval with call from the King |
| Morocco's history-making win is given the royal seal of approval with a call from their King after Achraf Hakimi’s penalty proves him the coolest man in the stadium. |
| World Cup 2022: England v France - who should Gareth Southgate pick£ |
| England comfortably beat Senegal to set up a quarter-final tie with France, so who would you choose in your Three Lions starting XI£ |
| World Cup 2022: 'Cristiano Ronaldo reduced to role of superstar nobody wants' |
| Cristiano Ronaldo is reduced to the role of the superstar nobody wants as Portugal follow Manchester United's lead in deciding they might be better off without him, writes Phil McNulty. |
| World Cup 2022: Meet Brazil forward Neymar's lookalike |
| Eigon Oliver tells BBC Sport's Nesta McGregor what life is like as a Neymar lookalike. |
| World Cup 2022: What you need to know about England's quarter-final with France |
| England face France in a mouth-watering World Cup quarter-final on Saturday - here's all the key details. |
| Are women getting angrier£ |
| An annual poll suggests that women, on average worldwide, are getting angrier. Why might this be£ |
| Nirbhaya 10 years on: The lives the Delhi gang rape changed |
| A horrific gang rape and murder shocked the world in 2012 - has anything changed for women in India£ |
| BBC 100 Women marks 10th year with focus on progress |
| The innovative BBC season reflects on a decade of change in a tumultuous year which has seen women taking centre stage. |
| 'They allow us to name something we know is wrong': The new words defining sexual abuse |
| From stealthing to downblousing, the coining of specific terms is allowing women around the world to share experiences of abuse that have traditionally gone unrecognised - but what is actually changing£ |
| Iran protests: BBC identifies many more people killed in demonstrations after Mahsa Amini's death |
| BBC journalists have been able to identify more people killed in Iran, and research confirmed that high numbers come from ethnic minority groups. |