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It's a bad day of headlines in the world of sport - a watershed moment for cricket, a footballer facing further rape charges, mounting concerns for a tennis player, and could a chairman resign over the sportswashing debate?

Tensions cooling, charges of fraud, accusations denied - there's a lot going on, but all eyes are on Wisconsin, as the jury deliberate the fate of Kyle Rittenhouse in an extraordinarily divisive case.

As Remembrance Sunday got underway in the UK, increased concerns over the Queen's health were expressed, and terror arrests were made following a car explosion near a commemoration.

A complex legacy, another fatality, a further escalation of tensions, and a "growing fear" climate targets won't be met.

Did Meghan and Harry use careful wording to mislead the public? Is it acceptable for MPs to have a second paid job? Has COP26 produced solid commitments?

Accusations of an orchestrated border crisis, a stark warning  as COP26 draws to a close, and for the record - presidents are not kings.

A harrowing and complex case of torture and intimidation, another round of bad headlines for Boris, and an ambitious cling to power in China.

Rapper Travis Scott faces mounting questions over how eight people died at his festival, countless others were injured, and his set continued for half an hour after it was declared a "mass casualty event".

A u-turn in the UK leads to a resignation, while a bad week for Biden means he needs votes more than ever - a week is a long time in politics.  

A ferocious debate in the House of Commons, an explosive allegation in China, and a badly handled racial dispute, on 'Ballance'.