BBC World News

1. COP30: Five key takeaways from a deeply divisive climate summit

   What did we learn from a climate summit that ended in a deal with no new mention of fossil fuels?

2. Rail fares to be frozen in England next year

   Regulated fares, which include season tickets and off-peak returns, will not see annual price rises for the first time in 30 years, the government announces.

3. A private jet and massive debt - the rise and fall of a £1m Glastonbury ticket scammer

   Ripped-off customers are hunting for Miles Hart after he sold hundreds of Glastonbury tickets and vanished.

4. Norris and Piastri face possible disqualifications

   Lando Norris and team-mate Oscar Piastri face potentially being disqualified from the Las Vegas Grand Prix for technical infringements.

5. La Voix drops out of Strictly after injury

   No contestant is set to leave this week's show, with no dance-off planned and votes set to be carried over.

6. Who killed young Chechen woman who fled Russia for a life of freedom?

   Aishat Baimuradova fled her home this year in the hope of living the way she wanted, but she was then found dead in her rented flat.

7. Rupert Grint: 'I'll never step out of Ron Weasley's shadow'

   The actor told the BBC he's written a letter to the next child actor playing Ron in the upcoming HBO TV adaptation of the books.

8. Why Tommy Robinson supporters are turning to Christianity

   The Church of England is grappling with what to do about followers of the far-right figure embracing faith.

9. Could the Budget help turn Generation Z into generation debt?

   There's growing concern that current tax and spending policies help pensioners, but are unfair on younger generations.

10. The Papers: 'Andrew should give evidence' and Reeves discusses Budget

    Keir Starmer's remarks about whether Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should give evidence over Jeffrey Epstein feature in a number of Sunday's papers.