We are not used to the idea of machines making ethical decisions, but the day when they will routinely do this - by themselves - is fast approaching.
Lt Jamie Robertson had just weeks to prepare Kurdish recruits to fight so-called Islamic State militants
Poole Pottery shop, where 33 jobs are going, has been described as being "the heart" of the town.
Thirty years on from the Great Storm of 1987, the brother of one victim shares his story.
Alec Homewood says he thinks of his sibling, Bob, "nearly every day".
For the first time in the country, an elected president is due to peacefully hand over power.
Most women experience some form of street harassment, but what type of behaviour are we talking about?
NHS plans to ask patients about their sexual orientation make Sunday's headlines, as well as reports of a fresh Brexit row.
As Kyrgyzstan's president prepares to hand over power, observers fear democracy is deteriorating.
