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The country becomes only the second nation in the world, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational use.

Your morning briefing for 17 October 2018.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have won the past 10 men's Ballon d'Or awards - but who is the third-best player in the world?

Racing driver Charlie Martin tells BBC Sport about her experience of being transgender in motorsport.

Mary Isherwood was trapped while staying in a holiday home and not found for a week.

The Heathrow Express and trains to and from Slough are cancelled until at least midday.

A young boy is mesmerised by the duke's facial hair, while his wife shows off her baking skills.

Jack Garner lost his sight aged 11, but has now fulfilled a dream to conquer Mount Elbrus.

With talks deadlocked, EU leaders want Theresa May to give ground - but she says the ball's in their court.

The US wants to negotiate three separate trade deals, but talks with the UK would start after Brexit.

Transgender people are asking for support to make getting a correct birth certificate easier.

Confused by Brexit jargon? Reality Check unpacks the basics.

Scientists hope it'll make condoms easier to use and cut rates of sexually transmitted infections.

The 60-year-old actress explains why she's returning to Halloween (but don't call it a franchise).

Hannah Jenkins speaks English in the morning and German in the afternoon - it all started with a cycling accident.

Teenagers share their views as staff and students prepare to protest against cuts to further education funding.

Tamer fled Syria seven years ago, but now lives in a historic house in south-west London.

A Bengali textile worker was murdered in London’s East End in 1978, mobilising his immigrant community.

Ukraine is pulling churches away from Russia's grip - a very sensitive issue in the current conflict.

Parents and schools need expert guidance, MPs say, as they call for a review into "dog aggression".