Sperm donations from dead men should be allowed, study says
Research suggests the method could help curb a growing shortage of UK donations.
Terrorism laws to get tougher within weeks, government vows
Offenders will face more time in jail as "hard truths" are faced after attacks, the Home Office says.
Young offenders in 'harmful solitary confinement' in England and Wales
The prisons inspectorate finds "flaws" in policy of separating young offenders in England and Wales.
Newspaper headlines: Harry 'flies to Canada' and Lord Hall steps down
Tuesday's front pages carry a mix of stories, including on the royals and the BBC's director general.
'We'll get it all on the table and sort it out' - Jones encourages England players to talk about Saracens
England will hold talks during their training camp to resolve any anger among Eddie Jones' squad resulting from Saracens' salary cap scandal.
Stuart Bingham: Masters champion 'will always have haters' despite victory
Stuart Bingham says he "will always have haters" after becoming the oldest winner of the Masters and claiming his second Triple Crown event title.
Stoke stun out-of-form Championship leaders West Brom
Championship leaders West Brom's poor run of form continues as Tyrese Campbell's early goal condemns them to defeat by Stoke.
'He thought about himself before the player' - Wright blames Solskjaer for Rashford injury
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer "has to take some blame" for Marcus Rashford's back injury, says ex-England striker Ian Wright.
Trump impeachment: President's lawyers demand immediate acquittal
The president's legal team calls his impeachment "a dangerous perversion" of the US constitution.
Virginia gun rally: US gun-rights activists rally in their thousands
After new gun laws were proposed in the state of Virginia, protesters had their firearms on open display.
Hundreds of US-bound migrants cross river to reach Mexico
The Mexican National Guard tries to block entry to the "caravan" hoping to reach the US.
Brexit: Government loses first parliamentary votes since election
Ministers are defeated three times over Brexit legislation - on citizens' rights and court rulings.
‘I turned down 50,000 francs to rent my shop during Davos’
Shop owner Catherine Kull Bineschedler says the annual corporate "invasion" is tough for locals.
The battle over which flag to fly in America's Chinatowns
Chinatowns across the US are switching to the flag of mainland China, but not without protest.
Cleeve Hill proposal pair tracked down from photo
The couple made contact with the photographer after their image was shared 17,000 times on Facebook.
Eminem 'crossed a line', says Courteeners singer
Chart rival Liam Fray "feels sorry" for the rapper over his Ariana Grande-Manchester bomb lyrics.
Yorkshire polyhalite mine: Investors may lose money
Anglo American has offered to buy the project for £405m, which is 5.5p a share.
Cambuslang mum suing NHS after attempted murder accusation
Kirsteen Cooper was arrested and put in a jail cell after a hospital wrongly accused her of trying to harm her daughter.
Sir Keir Starmer makes it onto Labour leadership ballot
The shadow Brexit secretary is the first to get the support needed to officially run for leader.
Sittingbourne widower learns ballet and passes exam
Bernard Bibby took up the ballet classes four years ago following the death of his wife of 55 years.