Analysis: Despite recent talks between North and South Korea – which have cooled tensions slightly – the regime in Pyongyang is still the biggest global issue facing Donald Trump
Launch likely to stoke regional tensions amid long-running border disputes
French President also issues strong warning that the EU would not allow British "hypocrisy" in seeking to keep the economic benefits of membership after Brexit
The actor's secret past emerges
If Chelsea are found to have committed serious breaches, they could face a two-window transfer ban, as Barcelona and Atletico Madrid both served
'I had nothing but the purest intentions'
Exclusive: Jeremy Corbyn-backing organisation claims it has now surpassed Ukip's activist base and is on course to overtake the Green Party
It is the second time Donovan has come out of retirement, and yet while his decision may have come as little surprise, his destination – Club León in Liga MX – certainly has
Scientists said that 'bad flu outbreak' yet to hit epidemic levels but impact has been greater because of elderly population and 'creaking under-funded NHS'
Travellers face misery on roads, rail and air
Prosecutors have charged a couple who allegedly imprisoned their 13 children in a Southern California home with torture, child abuse, false imprisonment and a lewd act against a child.
The killer was Andrew Cunanan, a charming male prostitute with a fondness for lying, sadomasochism and seeking out rich older men to maintain a lavish lifestyle - but why did he do it and why is the story still so controversial?
Alec Hepburn and Lewis Boyce have the chance to prove they can cut it at international level, but Jones believes that they must prove it mentally rather than physically during the Six Nations
'You're my best friend, biggest fan, and getting notes and flowers from you will never get old,' says former first lady
But he doesn't think it's homophobic
United could easily go without the Chilean, who is set to join in a surprise move from Arsenal
Arsenal are unwilling to pay the €70m for Aubameyang but may offer Giroud as a makeweight
'If there's one thing you'd think would come in a paper envelope it would be that'
It may seem a futile gesture today, but it is part of building up soft pressure on the British to see some sense before they inflict irrevocable harm on their own economy and that of our closest trading partners, such as France
It may seem futile for Macron to keep telling the UK that it is welcome to remain in the EU, but it is part of building up soft pressure on the British to see some sense before they inflict irrevocable harm on their own economy and that of our closest trading partners
Tide pods are not safe for human consumption
Chef becomes noticeably irritated as Australian host insinuates that her presenting style has sexual undertones
The future king's buzzcut has sent the nation into a frenzy
For fifty-odd years we have believed in satire and its ability to shape events – even eradicate state leaders. But politics and the media have changed. Mockery no longer matters, brand recognition is all that counts. William Cook wonders if the beautifully dark art of satire has had its day?
January is for making plans and moving plants. Here's what to do now to really see the difference later in the year...
