The PM tells MPs if there isn't "sufficient support" for her Brexit deal a vote may not happen next week.
Special counsel Robert Mueller will not recommend further indictments, justice department official says.
New technology could improve the care of babies with congenital heart diseases.
Asian families are often targeted by thieves for gold, which is traditionally given as weddings gifts.
The broadcaster's film will explore potential threats to our planet and the possible solutions.
Campaigners call the payments "abhorrent", since some households still do not have permanent homes.
Big families are not unusual in the Ukrainian village of Glynn, but one couple has gone further than most.
Dozens of surfers and kayakers headed to the Severn Bore to catch a rare "five-star" surge wave.
The US president did not withdraw recently imposed North Korea sanctions, officials clarified.
Cases are reported in the flooded port city of Beira, a week after it was hit by a deadly cyclone.
Birds of prey are being fitted with the device as part of a trial in the Cairngorms.
Raheem Sterling scores a hat-trick as England begin their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a highly impressive victory over the Czech Republic.
The latest twists in the Brexit story and speculation about what might happen next week dominate Saturday's papers.
Europol is asking the public to help trace locations in photos linked to child sexual abuse.
Surviving in the Arctic's freezing environment has helped glacial microbes develop special powers.
The country's largely young population has been protesting on the streets for weeks. Why?
A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
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For many prisoners the worst part of the experience is the separation from their families. Recording stories for children can help to bridge the gap.
High-profile nature lovers including broadcaster Chris Packham have criticised developers for promoting the practice.
Professor Nicky March picks out some examples from art and literature and explains what they tell us.
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu was sentenced to eight years in jail a year after killing 16 people in a bus crash.
With iPhone sales slowing, could the tech giant be about to announce a move into subscription TV?
Former world cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew opens up on retirement and clears up any doubts about the current heavyweight hierarchy.
Raheem Sterling's hat-trick in England's win over the Czech Republic shows he has "turned full circle" with the national team, says manager Gareth Southgate.
Birmingham City are deducted nine points by the EFL for breaching profitability and sustainability rules.
Edinburgh overcame defending champions and Conference B leaders Leinster to claim a bonus-point win which keeps their Pro14 playoff hopes alive.
Welcome to Yorkshire said chief executive Sir Gary Verity was leaving on "health grounds".
Neil Robertson will face Ronnie O'Sullivan in the Tour Championship final after beating Northern Ireland's Mark Allen 10-6.
Kazakhstan's Elizabet Tursynbaeva lands the first ever quadruple Salchow in women's competition on her way to winning silver in the free skate at the World Championships in Japan.
A series of a indicative votes in Parliament could offer a possible way out of the Brexit deadlock.
A petition to revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU has been signed by millions.
The clock is ticking... so what's the plan if there's no deal?
Chris Morris analyses the key points from the 585-page draft agreement between the UK and the EU.
There have been renewed calls for another referendum as one option to break the deadlock
After Minreet Kaur's first marriage ended, she started seeking another husband - 10 years later she still is.
Councillors in Aberdeenshire are set to debate the prospect of allowing children to attend school part-time.
How did the killers of a 17-year-old boy become famous in their hometown before the murder?
Several flights before the fatal crash which killed Cardiff City striker Emiliano Sala are under the spotlight.
Diabetics in the US are rationing insulin - and dying. How did we get to this point and what's the fix?
It is said to be biggest university admissions scam in US history. How did it all unfold?
Few landing strips in the Amazon have been registered, so pilots have to file fake flight plans - making it hard to find them if they go missing.