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The prince says he and Meghan wanted to continue serving the Queen, but "that wasn't possible".
BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond on what he learned from the duke's speech about stepping back.
After leading the corporation for seven years, Tony Hall is to become chair of the National Gallery.
Malaysia will not become "the garbage dump of the world", says the country's environment minister.
Boris Johnson says post-Brexit immigration to the UK will become "fairer and more equal".
The former couple briefly reunite backstage after receiving prizes from the Screen Actors Guild.
The collapse of the company, founded in 1881, puts more than 1,000 jobs at risk
The men in their 20s and 30s were pronounced dead at the scene in Ilford - two men have been arrested.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps faces a "massive decision" as a leaked report suggests the rail link could cost £106bn.
A "crippling learning crisis" faces girls in some of the world's most deprived countries, says UN.
Pro-gun campaigners are gathering for the Richmond rally, which authorities fear could turn violent.
Job performance data about more than 900 IWG employees is accidentally published online.
"I must listen to my body and rest," the star tells fans in Lisbon, Portugal.
High cloud and exceptionally clear air created the perfect conditions for an incredible sunset on Sunday.
Joaquin Phoenix, Renee Zellweger and Phoebe Waller-Bridge were among the winning attendees.
Bioluminescent algae in Jervis Bay, Australia, glows in a captivating night time display.
A video of Rory Steel's nine-year-old daughter Ava using the device has had more than 800,000 views.
Photos of the boxer prostrating before the Nigerian leader have had a mixed response online.
The skating couple have separated - and fans want to know why.
To make an Earth sandwich, you need two people at precise points on opposite sides of the globe.
Natta Kota, a fully grown Asian bull elephant, can often be found roaming around a Sri Lankan hotel.
One influencer said social media had become "a catalogue" for men to select their next conquest.
From book deals to public speaking, there are a number of avenues the couple could explore.
Changes to smear tests will mean more HPV diagnoses but there is concern over myths about the virus.
Is Sir Keir Starmer right that Somers Town in London has life expectancy 10 years below somewhere a mile away?
Heads of state are meeting in London for a UK-Africa summit ahead of the UK's departure from the EU.
From February, 21 of the studio's iconic films will be available on Netflix.
Your questions about the Australia bushfires.
England seal their biggest away win in more than nine years in the third Test against South Africa to move 2-1 up with one match to play.
England head coach Eddie Jones names eight uncapped players in his 34-man squad for the Six Nations.
Former Manchester United right-back Gary Neville criticises the club's recruitment and says things are "going to get bad" at Old Trafford.
American 15-year-old Coco Gauff once again beats Venus Williams in the first round of a Grand Slam with victory at the Australian Open.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes scores a brilliant touchdown after evading several tackles in a 27-yard run as Chiefs beat the Tennessee Titans.
Watch Beth England, Keira Walsh and Sophie Ingle score stunning goals as Manchester City and Chelsea both win in the WSL.
Your downloadable guide to immigration in the UK and how it shapes our culture and way of life.
Over the past century many groups have left and entered the country, changing the shape of the nation.
Home Office figures suggest many migrants crossing the Channel in boats are granted asylum.
Four maps on how immigration has changed Britain.
Ayahuasca's psychedelic powers are attracting more and more tourists. But the scene appears to have a dark side.
Margaret Court was a quiet champion, unrivalled in sport but shy in public. Now she is at the centre of a polemic set to play out its latest chapter.
When Sunny's asylum application was refused, he took refuge overnight on London's buses - for two decades.
The UK's highest air pressure for 63 years is recorded in Wales - at the Mumbles, Gower.
Robert Buckland commits to building one, despite plans for a jail in Port Talbot being withdrawn.
Police arrest a man, 43, on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of drugs.
Robbie Bartington and David Wallis had been planning a relaxing retirement when they moved by the sea.
A food safety inspector busts the myths about scores on the doors.
A crime expert warns A&E departments will be overrun with serious assault injuries if plans go ahead.
Swansea return to the Championship play-off places as they come from behind to beat relegation-threatened Wigan.
BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond on what he learned from the duke's speech about stepping back.
The Duke of Sussex says stepping back from the Royal Family was the only option for "a more peaceful life".
Lord Hall's successor will need "phenomenal skills" to lead in changing times, the BBC's Amol Rajan says.
He has donned the persona of a straw bear for decades for one of England's "quirkiest" festivals.
The Post Office's response comes after ex-workers call for convictions to be overturned.
Meghan Markle's father reacts to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex deciding to step down as senior royals.
How make-up helped beauty influencer Georgie Aldous get through the bad days.
Belfast artist Jordan Adetunji gives an insight into the increasingly popular Irish hip-hop scene.
Rex Martey suffers from prostate cancer and has written a song dedicated to one of his nurses.
Harry and Meghan giving up their HRH titles like this is unprecedented, our royal correspondent says.
As more cities declare climate emergencies, we look at how Glasgow aims to cancel out its carbon footprint.
The Scottish siblings are the first three brothers to row any ocean and the fastest trio to row the Atlantic.
Robbers broke glass display cases with a sledgehammer in the robbery which was captured on CCTV.
The Lewis actor clashes with an audience member over whether press coverage was racist.
Alena is a #tradwife and she's not alone
Presenter Evan Davis said it was the worst mistake since he joined Radio 4's PM programme.
Labour leadership candidate Sir Keir Starmer explains why he's the right person for the job.
From inside the Old Bailey, Clive Coleman explains what we can expect once cameras are allowed in.
Children in Scotland may be banned from heading the ball because of a suspected link between football and dementia.
Women who report violent sexual assaults at university say the perpetrators are getting away with it.
Relatives of a Sri Lankan archaeologist return a Buddha relic to a sacred temple 100 years later.
Speaking to the BBC, Labour leadership hopeful Keir Starmer says the party has lost votes in its heartlands.
The footage shot in 1998 was to create a holographic artwork on David Bowie's album Hours.
BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg speaks to Labour members about what the party needs to do to recover.
‘You, Me and the Big C’ presenter Deborah James tells 5 Live she is currently ‘free’ of cancer.
HS2 campaigners have now spent more than three months living in a protest camp at Cubbington Wood.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their first visit to Bradford.
From Brexit to "bunging a bob for a Big Ben bong" – here's what you need to know from Boris Johnson's interview.
The health secretary says connecting flights within the UK are 'incredibly important'.
The early morning commute in Glasgow is disrupted by a cow on the line.
People scrambled to see if anyone was under the roof but no-one is believed to be injured.
