Entertainment
Big Brother: Phillip's Rochelle row 'caused by eviction chants'
Big Brother's Phillip and Rochelle clashed after he heard 'Get Rochelle out' chants at Friday's eviction, fans claim, as the House of Power begins.
Crime
Trump approves live-streamed firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter
President Donald Trump has approved the live firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, sparking international outrage and marking the first public execution in the US in 90 years.
Business
Labour's Budget must ease cost-of-living squeeze or Burnham risks goodwill
Labour must use the Budget to ease the cost-of-living squeeze or Andy Burnham risks squandering enormous goodwill, as John Healey's first Budget approaches.
Sports
Arsenal Favourites for Premier League Title Despite Man City Verdict
Arsenal remain favourites to win the Premier League title despite trailing Manchester City, who await an appeal over financial rule breaches. Jamie Carragher insists City cannot be allowed to win if found guilty.
Health
Environment
Tories urge Burnham to stop delaying North Sea oil and gas approvals
Shadow Energy Secretary Andrew Bowie has accused Prime Minister Andy Burnham of dithering and delaying over the Jackdaw gas field, urging him to approve it now that the by-election is over.
British Gas offers £1,700 energy support to pensioners
British Gas is offering up to £1,700 to state pensioners and other households struggling with energy debts this winter. Applications open from October 1.
Why tiger wasn't shot after fatal mauling at Yorkshire park
A wildlife expert says lethal force is usually unnecessary when a person enters an animal's enclosure, after a man was mauled to death by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
Tattersalls Book 1 Sale Masks Racing's Financial Reality
Tattersalls Book 1 turnover reached 126,516,000 guineas, near last year's total, but lower-tier sales will reveal the sport's true financial state.
Gardeners urged to sprinkle coffee in gardens this October
Gardeners are urged to sprinkle coffee granules in their gardens this October to repel slugs and snails, which thrive in wetter conditions and can lay eggs for next year.
Geography Quiz of the Day: Discover the UK
From Scottish lochs to the Garden of England, our UK geography quiz takes you across the country. Ten questions of varied difficulty on cities, landscapes and landmarks. See how well you really know the United Kingdom.