It was a day of frustration for England and Wales at the World Cup in Qatar - but both teams still have a chance of qualifying for the knockout stages.

London Fire Brigade officers "sexually taunt female colleagues constantly", a report finds.

Passengers face further disruption with 11 rail companies being affected by the dispute.

The Princess of Wales says the years from pregnancy to age five fundamentally impact people's lives.

Bishop Auckland MP Dehenna Davison wants to devote more time to her family and life outside politics.

Dominic Raab faces further bullying claims although he insists he has always "behaved professionally".

Some people "mischievously are out to cast doubt" on the DUP's NI Protocol promises, the party says.

From 2 December birds will be kept indoors, as Welsh government announce new measures to tackle disease.

An unidentified substance on the body is of "no wider risk" to the community, police say.

Flowers are experiencing a second bloom this year due to the unseasonable temperatures, experts say.

Jamie Barrow is charged with murdering a mother and two young children who lived on his street.

The atmosphere was muted after fans took the day off work for what turned into a frustrating game.

BBC Sport's Phil McNulty reflects on England's laboured 0-0 draw with the United States in the World Cup.

As Wales head towards a first-round exit at the World Cup, key players Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey are struggling to produce game-changing performances.

Three women share their stories of how being on Twitter has changed their lives for the better.

It's 70 years since the BBC launched its first televised chart show. How have things changed since?

The 18-year-old silverback was moved from Tenerife as part of an international breeding programme.

Edinburgh's Radical Road next to Holyrood Palace has been closed for four years over safety concerns.

The BBC's Laura Foster tests your knowledge in this video quiz, with five questions on nurses' pay.

People paying their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II left the bears outside royal residences.

Sandy Law is reunited with the surgeon who performed the operation, 40 years ago.

Wendy Morton explains how then-PM Liz Truss would not accept her resignation after a Commons vote on fracking.

BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at what’s causing egg supply issues in some UK supermarkets.

He welcomed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and hailed ties between the countries.

Leading several of Saturday's front pages is England's 0-0 World Cup draw with the USA.

The crash is now being referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).

It is hoped the new dental academy and practice will fill Wales' "chronic" dentist shortage.

The consecutive strike days will be split across all of the country's 32 council areas.

Stormont's justice department was asked for £500k for gates to match the sum spent by the council.

Rachel Young gave birth on the day the storm hit and remembers the hospital shaking.