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US to quit TPP trade deal, says Trump
President-elect Donald Trump says the US will quit the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on his first day in office.
Earthquake sparks Japan tsunami warning
Japan warns of a tsunami after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake near the Fukushima nuclear plant.
Storms hit rail, road and sea travel
A ferry is stranded at sea, roads are closed and trains cancelled as floods hit England and Wales.
Dementia rates show 'signs of falling'
There is growing evidence that the dementia crisis may not be as bad as first feared, say researchers.
Fabric agrees licensing deal to reopen
London club Fabric will reopen after agreeing to ban anyone dealing or taking drugs for life.
'Pay to stay' social housing plan dropped
Plans to force higher-earning social housing tenants to pay more in rent are scrapped by the government.
Strictly's Gorka thanks fans for support
Strictly Come Dancing pro Gorka Marquez says he is "feeling better" after being assaulted in Blackpool.
Jo Cox suspect 'watched gun video'
The man accused of killing MP Jo Cox watched a YouTube video of someone firing a rifle, a court hears.
Pope allows priests to forgive abortion
Pope Francis has declared all priests have the right to permanently forgive abortions.
May 'trying to avoid Brexit cliff edge'
Theresa May tries to reassure businesses fearing a sudden "cliff edge" change in rules once the UK leaves the EU.
Kanye cancels tour after stage rant
Rapper Kanye West cancels the rest of his Saint Pablo tour, days after ranting in a Sacramento show.
Almost 1m under siege in Syria - UN
The number of people living under siege in Syria doubles this year to almost a million, the UN says.
Police contacted over footballer abuse
People contact police after a former footballer spoke about the sexual abuse he suffered from a club coach when he was a child.
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