German scientists give the hotel room a 21st-Century makeover, equipping it with enough digital innovations to delight any guest.

A full list of previous winners of the BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year award.

The European Commission scraps controversial rules that prevent oddly-shaped fruit and vegetables being sold in the EU.

Usain Bolt collects his third gold as Jamaica win the sprint replay in a new world record after Britain's Tim Brabants wins canoeing gold and Heather Fell claims silver in the modern pentathlon.

Austrians mark 100 years since the discovery of a tiny but curvy figurine, dubbed the Venus of Willendorf, dating back 25,000 years.

Extreme kayakers are plunging down increasingly high waterfalls in a bid to reach ever-greater adrenalin highs. But what do kayakers attempting such a feat need to consider?

The European Commission says it wants shops to sell knobbly or misshapen fruit and vegetables alongside "class one" produce.

Teenager Lizzie Butler has set herself a goal to drop four dress sizes by summer. We see how she is progressing.

A 16-year-old girl becomes the first size 16 model to be selected as a finalist for the Miss England contest.

Prisoners at a mixed jail in Peterborough are complaining the diet is piling pounds on their waistlines.

Women evolved curvier spines than men to stop them wobbling under the weight of pregnancy, say researchers.

A gallery of your digital pictures from around Wales.

From the catwalk into M&S, high-waisted trousers are now firmly part of the fashion mainstream. So is this the end of the muffin top?

Women with curvy figures are likely to be brighter than waif-like counterparts and may produce more intelligent offspring, a US study suggests.

BBC News follows Lizzie Butler's challenge to slim down and learn to love her body.

Welcome to your memories of the decade that has passed into British mythology. But did it deserve to? Was it really as good as we think?

A large telescope funded and led by the UK nears completion on a mountain-top in Chile's Atacama desert.

To those who think it's just a bus, the feelings aroused for and against London's Routemaster are a revelation.

A look at what's making the headlines in Tuesday's morning newspapers.

Maddy Savage of BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat reports on the anti-anorexia campaign at Milan Fashion Week.