BBC World News

1. Trump's claim about Nato troops in Afghanistan is disappointing, minister says

   The US president said allied troops had "stayed a little back" during the war in Afghanistan.

2. Hundreds of illegal waste tips operating in England - including 11 'super sites'

   A BBC investigation uncovers how criminals are operating huge illegal rubbish tips across the country.

3. Dozens of sanctioned Russian tankers navigate Channel despite UK vow of 'assertive' action

   Some 42 sanctioned tankers has passed through the Channel since 11 January, a BBC Verify analysis finds.

4. 'I gave last 46p': Young people tell how they felt pressure to donate to emerging church

   Former London ICC members tell the BBC they were pushed into making donations they could not afford.

5. Heathrow scraps 100ml liquid container limit

   Heathrow says it has become the biggest airport to drop the limit after rolling out new high-tech scanners.

6. Why so many women end up 'menopause masking' - but it can have consequences, as I discovered

   Concealing symptoms of menopause can have knock-on effects for some women, such as increasing the risk of burnout

7. Queen Elizabeth II statue will be standing and not on horseback

   The national memorial to the late Queen Elizabeth in St James's Park will not show her riding a horse as previously illustrated.

8. Retired civil servants left in pension limbo

   Civil service pension scheme failed to pay some pensions and lump sums after transferring to a new administrator.

9. TikTok closes deal to split US app from global business

   The app was due to be banned in the US a year ago if its Chinese owner didn't sell its business in America.

10. BBC apologises to sacked presenter over homophobic abuse

    An internal investigation found there was a case to answer over several incidents raised by former BBC Radio Cornwall presenter Jack Murley.