In an exclusive message recorded for the BBC, Pope Francis addresses world leaders ahead of COP26.

The environment secretary says "two can play at that game" as dispute over fishing rights escalates.

The US president is attending two summits, while his $2.75tn (£2tn) spending plans are up in the air.

Mikheil Saakashvili was president, but is now in prison as the government tries to silence him.

Regulators have "serious doubts" about the technology giant's $40bn takeover of British company Arm.

New guidelines state that customers must socially distance in nightclub queues in the Republic of Ireland.

Welsh secretary says vast sums of cash were wasted on schemes that failed to tackle poverty.

Recriminations have followed the July floods and the alleged failure to alert residents.

There have been protests but much of Europe has accepted the QR codes as a means of extending freedoms.

Barcelona legend Xavi will be confirmed as the new manager soon, even if club president Joan Laporta does have reservations, writes Guillem Balague

Moldova has made history by buying gas from somewhere other than Russia. How will the Kremlin react?

Joshua Kimmich denied he was an "anti-vaxxer" after expressing unease about long-term side effects.

A decade on from becoming one of La Liga's most-feared goalscorers, Radamel Falcao is back in Madrid and becoming a fans' hero once again.

The UK's environment secretary spoke to BBC Breakfast about the post-Brexit fishing row with France.

Two British ships caught up in post-Brexit fishing rights row in French waters.

The concerns and fears of French people must be addressed, France’s finance minister says.

Zoe Alexander told the suspects in the 2015 Paris attacks trial that they are war with themselves.

At least two people have died amid flooding caused by a rare storm in the city of Catania.