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The vice-president's blunt assessment of Republican election defeat marked one of the sharpest breaks with a sitting president in recent memory.
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Pound reaches highest level against a basket of currencies since the Brexit referendum a decade ago
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Is it symptom a health service at breaking point - or a positive way of involving the public?
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Andy Burnham signed up to a broader process to address "historical harms" of the transatlantic slave trade, Chris Mason writes.
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Most analysts are predicting an increase from 3.75% to 4%, the first increase in more than three years.
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As many as 1,700 officers could be deployed in the biggest Police Scotland operation since last year's visit by President Trump.
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The wider risk to the UK public from the deadly virus remains low, a government spokesperson says.
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At least 40 people were killed and another 30 may still be under the rubble after Monday's attack on a Ukrainian village, Kyiv says.
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Even for countries where typhoons are a way of life, the last few months have brought unusually wild weather.
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The trial was condemned as "unethical" and "neocolonial" because half of the babies would not be given the vaccine.
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A world record of 43 players and eight members of staff were sent off during an under-20 championship match between Uberlandia and Mamore in Brazil.
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Trump has given conflicting messages about how he might deal with Democrats in Congress after his party's resounding defeat.
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From angry voters to an unpopular president, here is why Americans in traditional Republican areas turned to Democrats.
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After bruising midterm results, President Trump will want to show he can still shake the world, the BBC's international editor writes.
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Democrats can vote legislation through. But Trump still has veto power.
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The BBC's Ros Atkins looks at the state's long track record of voting Republican and what was different in this year's election.
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The big question for the British government is does defeat at home make it more likely that President Trump gets angrier abroad?
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The Democrats sweep in the US midterm elections is the focus of Thursday's papers.
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A Hollywood giant and singing superstars caused a stir after arriving in a Welsh seaside town.
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Tenerife football club and the wider football community mourn the loss of footballer Jesus de Miguel following an on-field collision.
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BBC Sport speaks to several triathletes about what World Triathlon's Hyrox partnership means for the future of the sport.
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Authorities in British Columbia say evidence suggests an animal may have been involved in the women's deaths.
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Pope Leo had previously quoted Dylan's work in the preface of a book warning against nuclear rearmament.
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LIV Golf is set to announce on Thursday it will wind down after a financing firm retracted its support.
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The final piece in a £2bn rail project is late, with less than half of the trains tested.
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The brand's 38 physical stores and online site will continue to operate while receivers review its operations.
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Co-founder of Palestine Action, Huda Ammori, is challenging the government's decision to proscribe the group.
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In the letter, the late French actress says her partner Bernard de Chiara was "incapable" of giving "support, a tenderness, a presence".
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Liverpool conceded "cheap" and "messy" goals in their defeat by Fenerbahce, says boss Andoni Iraola, as former Reds hero Dirk Kuyt celebrates a "miracle" in Istanbul.
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LIV Golf is set to announce on Thursday it will wind down after a financing firm retracted its support.
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Erling Haaland scores the winning goal as Manchester City overcome being pegged back twice to beat RB Leipzig 3-2 on match day four of the UEFA Champions League group phase.
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Arsenal earn their third win from four in the Champions League as goals from Noni Madueke and Victor Gyokeres are too much for Slavia Prague, despite a valiant late fight from the hosts to get back into the game.