Collard: Soul singer on sex, spirituality and 'looking up to oddballs'
The London soul singer talks about his Mormon upbringing and why he's proud to be an oddball.
Joy Morgan murder: 'My daughter's funeral was a miracle'
Ten months after she was murdered, the family of student Joy Morgan have the chance to say goodbye.
Gordon Sondland: Trump’s man in Brussels in eye of the storm
Why EU diplomats are puzzled by US Ambassador Gordon Sondland and his special role in Ukraine.
'How skiving made me a better parent'
How do you find time for yourself when you have a young family? Just take it, says Sue Elliott-Nicholls.
Want to run faster? Improve your algorithm
Why better information about your gait could help runners hit a new personal best.
Five moments that define Sesame Street's first 50 years
From puppets in Congress to play-based learning in war zones, here are some of the biggest milestones.
National Education Union wants aggression against teachers tackled
Even one attack is too many, a teaching union says, calling for schools to display warning posters.
Grime artist Jay0117 explores the white race conversation
Whiteness, white privilege, white supremacy: white people are now part of the race debate.
Marking the memories of a million soldiers
Graves for those who fought in World War One and Two are maintained in 154 countries worldwide.
Irvine cold-case killer urged to examine conscience
Shona Stevens was killed in a "vicious and frenzied" attack as she returned from the shops 25 years ago.
Nicola Adams retirement: The pros and cons of boxing
Two-time Olympic champion Nicola Adams has retired from boxing over fears she could lose her sight. But what are the pros and cons of being a boxer?
The black princess who 'took on a white world'
The forgotten story of Princess Dinubolu, whose beauty ambitions shocked Edwardian Britain.
General election 2019: How political parties choose election candidates
More than 70 current MPs will not stand in the elections, so who replaces them?
'I want to help people feel they're worth something'
A training course in Washington DC teaches disabled people to become paid carers for others who are disabled too.
General election 2019: The town that won't get a choice
A look at the parliamentary tradition which means some voters don't get to vote for the main parties.
The Papers: Police probe into PM 'shelved' and Labour's spending
Sunday's papers include stories on a possible probe into the PM and estimates of Labour's spending.
Cyclone Bulbul makes landfall amid India and Bangladesh evacuations
The storm, expected to unleash surges as high as 7ft, has prompted a huge evacuation of people.
FA Cup: Epic celebration fails, keeper howlers & Dion Dublin caught on the toilet
Watch all the best bits from the first round of the FA Cup so far, including a knee-slide celebration gone wrong & a goalkeeping howler from Sunderland's Jon McLaughlin.
Pepperell disqualified from Turkish Open after running out of balls
England's Eddie Pepperell is disqualified from the Turkish Open after running out of balls on the 13th hole of his third round.
England form 'totally unacceptable' - Neville
Head coach Phil Neville takes responsibility for England's "totally unacceptable" form after the Lionesses lose to Germany at Wembley.