England and Scotland's final pool matches at the World Cup this weekend are under threat from Typhoon Hagibis.

The walnuts are believed to have been hidden there by squirrels hoarding food for the winter.

Rebekah - the wife of Leicester City's Jamie Vardy - denies she has leaked stories to a tabloid.

They say they are no closer to an agreement, but "with goodwill" there is still a chance a deal can be done.

The Turkish military says the operation aims to create a "safe zone" in Kurdish-held territory.

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend praises a "really professional" 61-0 win over Russia after resting several key men for Sunday's make-or-break meeting with Japan.

Abrar Fahad was attacked in his dormitory days after posting criticism of the government online.

Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish talks Reece Parkinson through his Match of the Day Mix playlist featuring tunes from Akon, Justin Bieber, Stormzy and fellow Birmingham boy Mist.

Ransford Gyampo and Dr Paul Kwame Butakor propositioned undercover journalists posing as students.

The owner's son was among masked protesters who blocked an old lady from entering a right-wing rally.

The defence agency analyst was reportedly in a romantic relationship with one of the journalists.

Media mogul Nabil Karoui is freed days before he is due to stand in a presidential run-off.

The former vice-president makes his strongest remarks since the impeachment inquiry began.

A former colleague of the ex-morning host says he raped her while covering the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

Ex-Chelsea and Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech swaps grass for ice by signing for ice hockey team Guildford Phoenix.

Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold says England must concede fewer goals to have a chance of winning Euro 2020.

Pentagon correspondent Courtney Kube was talking about Turkish airstrikes when her son appeared.

Mayhem hits the streets of Ecuador's capital as demonstrators and riot police clash violently.

East Germany's last communist leader talks about the fall of communism and his love of Russia.

Girls in Kenya's biggest slum are breaking their silence about parental and sexual abuse.

The BBC travelled to Canadian cities to talk to voters ahead of the federal election on 21 October.