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The PM accuses her predecessor of "undermining" talks with the EU and "insulting the office he once held".

Ireland's Katie Taylor wins every round to inflict a first career defeat on Eva Wahlstrom and defend her world titles at Madison Square Garden in New York.

There are warnings of ice after Storm Deirdre brought freezing rain and high winds to the country.

In the last decade, there has been a rising use of tear gas by security forces around the world.

Dumangwe Thyobeka made a huge fossil find as he was tending to his family cemetery in rural South Africa.

What lessons can the we learn from the economic ructions suffered by New Zealand in 1973 when the UK joined the EEC?

Indonesia, the nation with the world's largest Muslim population, has a rapidly growing middle class - and some very rich people with money to burn.

The first written reference of a toll to cross the Severn Estuary was in a 12th Century document.

The Swedish pop star on her return to music, defying expectations and the healing power of dancing.

Young, poor, vulnerable people are being recruited by the far right, says Tony Hendrickson.

In Spain, hundreds of mothers are looking for a son or a daughter. They believe their child was stolen at birth and then given away or sold.

The ONS is about to announce how it will treat student loans in the national accounts. Will it lead to changes in student finance?

A vast trading port in Ukraine lies mostly empty, after a sea-clash when Russia seized three boats.

The number of dachshunds registered with The Kennel Club in the UK has increased by 80% in five years.

Confused by Brexit jargon? Reality Check unpacks the basics.

Stars and politicians are campaigning for a non-white scientist to feature on the new £50 note.

Teenage racing driver Billy Monger will receive the Helen Rollason Award at the 2018 BBC Sports Personality of the Year show.

The group backed campaigners who say having no hard shoulder puts motorists and recovery workers at risk.

Sunday's front pages have a variety of stories from Brexit to the Strictly winner.

Top seed Michael van Gerwen is upset by a fan dousing him in beer before he began his quest for a third PDC World Championship with victory.