Your morning briefing for Monday 17 December 2018.

Researchers say the study is a "light in the fog" in the search for the causes of chronic fatigue syndrome.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says his side can finish in the top four despite their defeat at Liverpool.

A man organising a Christmas break in a hotel for homeless people claims they are facing discrimination after the booking was cancelled with no explanation.

Australian actress Yael Stone says Rush behaved inappropriately during a Sydney theatre production.

The bank and former employees are charged following an investigation of Malaysian state fund 1MDB.

Thomas Markle reveals he tries to text the Duchess of Sussex every day but she doesn't respond.

Yair Netanyahu blames the "thought police" after posts against Palestinians and Muslims are removed.

Images of a nativity scene made of sand on display at the Vatican.

YouTube star James Charles asks fans for privacy after a fan shows up at his house in LA.

Liverpool are drawn against German giants Bayern Munich in the Champions League last 16, while Manchester United face Paris St-Germain.

The supersonic vehicle could still race at 1,000mph after an entrepreneur bought the business.

Celtic are drawn to face Valencia in the last 32 of the Europa League, while Arsenal will take on Bate Borisov and Chelsea meet Malmo.

Bruce Buck greets fans at the turnstiles before the Premier League win at Brighton, following allegations of racism against the club's fans.

Several Hungarian lawmakers camped out at the state TV headquarters, protesting against new labour laws.

The rapper's headline performance at an LA festival was interrupted by her ex-husband.

After YouTube Rewind 2018 becomes the most disliked video in history, YouTubers make their own.

YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter were targeted in the 2016 US election, a report says.

Young people and their parents are being warned that ingesting the toxic substance can be fatal.

Australia captain Tim Paine and India counterpart Virat Kohli clash on day four of the second Test in Perth as the hosts close in on victory.

Two Hungarian lawmakers have been thrown out of the state TV headquarters after they tried to broadcast a petition against new labour laws.