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Your morning briefing for 22 August 2017.

Twelve weeks after the Manchester attack, a bereaved mother explains how she is trying to cope with what happened.

Newsbeat hears from two scientists who study cannabis.

Ex-Chancellor George Osborne leads the campaign for high-speed rail lines to link Liverpool and Hull.

Ex-Chancellor George Osborne leads the campaign for high-speed rail lines to link Liverpool and Hull.

A hasty US withdrawal from Afghanistan would leave a vacuum for terrorists, the president said.

The set of 10 stamps will feature UK-made toys from the past 100 years, including Sindy and Meccano.

The set of 10 stamps will feature UK-made toys from the past 100 years, including Sindy and Meccano.

Private school leader urges caution over interpretation of new grading system for exams in England.

Supreme Court to hear case of heterosexual couple who say rules are "incompatible with equality law".

From how many ad breaks there are to what the chemistry of the new line-up is like.

BBC correspondent James Cook views the total eclipse from 40,000ft above the Pacific Ocean.

The award-winning author's memoir I Am, I Am, I Am looks at all the close calls she has had.

Africa's population is set to boom over the next few decades - reaching 2.5 billion people by 2050. Scientists in Kenya are trying to find ways of growing enough food for everyone.

Ministers want divorces and cross-border consumer claims resolved "in a clear and sensible way".

Ministers want divorces and cross-border consumer claims resolved "in a clear and sensible way".

British number two Kyle Edmund is through to the second round of the Winston-Salem Open with a straight-set win over Thomas Fabbiano.

The one-liner by comic Ken Cheng wins the tenth annual award for Dave's Funniest Joke Of The Fringe.

From next month Turkish schools have a new curriculum and it is dividing parents.

The car maker is offering £2,000 off a new car in a scheme it says will have 'an immediate effect' on air quality.