"It's only a teaspoonfull but... we are going to be looking at this material grain by grain." Fragments from what Nasa has described as the most dangerous rock in the Solar System has arrived in the UK for study. The tiny pieces of rock and dust from the object known as Bennu will now be tested. Nasa wants to learn more about Bennu, not least because it has an outside chance of hitting our planet in the next 300 years. But more than this, the sample is likely to provide fresh insights into the formation of the Solar System 4.6 billion years ago. Tap the link in @BBCNews's bio to find out how Nasa managed to collect the sample. (📸 Getty, Kevin Church) #Asteroid #Bennu #NASA #BBCNews

"I did ask if I could keep it but they said no.” A man’s wedding anniversary celebrations in France took a turn for the worse when he found a spider had laid eggs in his toe. Colin Blake, from Northumberland in the UK, said after his toe turned purple overnight during the cruise, he visited the ship's doctor and found that a Peruvian wolf spider had bitten him. After being given antibiotics to combat the toxins, a "foreign body" was cut out of his toe. "My wife thought it may be because I had new sandals and they were rubbing on my big toe and that was causing it to be red,” Colin said. Tap the link in @BBCNews's bio to see how his toe looked after the bite. (📷 Getty) #WolfSpider #BBCNews

Snowstorms and huge waves have hit the south of Russia and parts of Ukraine.   It’s left about two million people without electricity in Russia, according to the country’s energy minister.   Ukraine says more than 2,000 of its villages and towns have no power.   Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to find out which other countries have been affected by the storm.   #Ukraine #Russia #Snowstorm #BBCNews

“I am very lucky that Oscar knew to ring 999.”   A three-year-old boy alerted the emergency services after his mum fainted at home. Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to find out why Oscar’s mum thinks it’s important to tell children how to call 999.  #Banstead #Surrey #BBCNews

Could this be the best goal of the Premier League season? That’s what some football pundits are saying about Alejandro Garnacho’s bicycle kick during Manchester United’s 3-0 victory against Everton. The strike has been compared to Wayne Rooney's famous overhead kick for United against Manchester City 12 years ago. Match of the Day presenter Mark Chapman described the goal as “one in a million". Tap the link in @bbcnews’s bio to find out what the 19-year-old player said about his goal. (📷 Reuters) #ManchesterUnited #PremierLeague #BBCNews

Thousands of people lined the streets near the Hatzerim military base in southern Israel yesterday to welcome Israeli hostages freed by Hamas. Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to find out more about a four-year-old girl who was among those released. #Israel #Gaza #BBCNews

Crowds celebrated in Ramallah after 39 Palestinian prisoners were released by Israel on Sunday during the four-day truce with Hamas. Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio for more on the exchange of captives between Israel and Hamas. #Gaza #israel #BBCNews

“Not everyone is a warrior.” Since Russia’s invasion, it’s been illegal for most Ukrainian men to leave the country. Thousands have joined the call to fight in the military. But what about those who don’t want to fight? Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to find out how many men flee Ukraine every day. #Ukraine #BBCNews

New Zealand's new government says it plans to scrap the nation's world-first smoking ban. The legislation was introduced under the previous Jacinda Ardern-led government. It would have banned cigarette sales next year to anyone born after 2008 and aimed to stop young generations from picking up the habit. But the country’s new government announced on Saturday that it would repeal the laws to fund tax cuts Tap the link in @bbcnews’s bio to find out why one health expert is "appalled and disgusted" by the reversal. (📷 Getty/EPA) #NewZealand #SmokingBan #BBCNews

"The one whisky that every auctioneer wants to sell and every collector wants to own." A rare bottle of whisky has been sold for $2.7m (£2.1m) - breaking the record for the most expensive wine or spirit sold at auction. The Macallan 1926 single malt is one of the world's most sought-after bottles of Scotch whisky. It was sold by UK auction house Sotheby's and its head of whisky said he had been allowed to taste "a tiny drop" of it beforehand. "It's very rich, it's got a lot of dried fruit as you would expect, a lot of spice, a lot of wood," Jonny Fowle told the AFP news agency. Tap the link in @BBCNews bio to read how many years the whisky spent maturing before it was bottled. (📷 Tristan Fewings) #BBCNews

Have you ever wondered why we itch? Scientists think they now have the answer. Experts at Harvard Medical School have found that feeling itchy is caused by a particular kind of cell found in bacteria. The bacteria - called staphylococcus aureus - makes us feel itchy by acting directly on our nerve cells. Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to find out exactly how they worked it out. (📷 Getty) #BBCNews

“No, I’m not scared.”   Women make up about 2% of Mexico’s lorry drivers.   And as gender-based violence and armed robbery are an issue, it’s proven hard to attract them to the profession.   But Clara and Liszt want that to change.   Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to find out how lorry driving changed both their lives.   #Mexico #BBC100Women  #BBCNews