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The Duchess of Sussex is due to give birth in the spring, Kensington Palace says.
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The UK and EU fail to resolve the Irish border issue ahead of Wednesday's crucial summit.
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The US president says he accepts the climate is changing but does not want to "lose millions of jobs".
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GPs in England are to prescribe "social" activities, such as dance and cookery lessons, to tackle loneliness.
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Young black people talk about what it's like for them living in Northern Ireland.
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Lucy Witchard says David Carroll went as far as to get a friend to phone her, pretending to be a doctor.
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A report by child health experts warns England is falling behind other countries unless policies change.
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A woman, known as 'Miss M’, won £80,000 in damages in a private civil action from a man who had been cleared of raping her after a night out in Scotland.
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Businessman and Dragons' Den star Theo Paphitis credits dyslexia for giving him an "advantage".
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The United Nations is warning up to 13 million people in Yemen are facing starvation.
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Disruption continues after parts of Wales see their worst flooding for 30 years.
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Lyn Bryant was walking the family dog when she was brutally murdered in a country lane.
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An award winning teenage photographer gives his top tips on taking the perfect picture.
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Uruguay did it first, now Canada. Who will benefit from the new law change?
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The ongoing Brexit negotiations dominate Monday's front pages ahead of this week's crucial summit.
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"Women tend to be their own worst critics," says notonthehighstreet.com co-founder Sarah Cornish.
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Karen Holloway, 32, from Derby, was declared the overall winner.
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The chief of a dwindling forest tribe in India refuses to abandon his home.
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Venice has lost more than half its population in the past 50 years. Residents who remain are trying to find solutions to stop the exodus.
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Puffin populations are struggling, but some young volunteers are coming to their rescue.
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About 250 competitors braved wet, cold and blustery conditions to take part.
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BBC coverage of latest developments
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A BBC investigation has found that at least 106 chemical attacks have taken place since mid-2014.
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The post punk singer shares his new album, the 31st of his career, which features collaborations with Burt Bacharach and Carole King.
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Meet the people who use the ocean to anchor their mind.
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The UK's growing non-white population could be decisive in choosing who governs in future.
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Princess Eugenie unapologetically displaying her scar at her wedding has inspired our readers.
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Your Monday briefing on the most important stories coming up over the next seven days.
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The plight of refugees fleeing war inspired Scottish businessman Charlie MacGregor to set up a charity to try to help.
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An exhibition of royal portraiture has come to Texas from London, offering clues to a longstanding fascination.
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The race to be first to the scene must be balanced with care and protection, writes the BBC's Najiba Feroz.
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Alex McLeish says he will need to "stand up and be brave" as the pressure increases on the Scotland manager.
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Premier League players have suffered because the competition started "so early" after the World Cup, says England boss Gareth Southgate.
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Learn more about the 10 athletes named on the shortlist for the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year 2018.
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Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is to miss Wales' Uefa Nations League game against the Republic of Ireland for "family reasons".
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BBC Sport joins a group of England fans on a road trip to Croatia as they try to see the Nations League game played behind closed doors.
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Usain Bolt questions why he has received a notice for a drugs test from Australia's anti-doping authority, saying he is not yet a professional footballer.
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A run of bad luck left one man struggling to make sense of the UK benefits system - and at risk of losing his home.