Prime Minister Boris Johnson will address his new intake of Conservative MPs later, for the first time since last week's election gave him an 80-strong majority. He is also expected to fill ministerial posts made vacant by those who stood down or lost their seats in Thursday's election, appointing new culture and Welsh secretaries in the process. The Queen's Speech - setting out the government's legislative plans - will take place on Thursday, while MPs could get back to debating Brexit as soon as Friday. We look at what happens next in the Brexit process, while political correspondent Leila Naithoo goes behind the scenes to see what awaits new MPs at Westminster.
Meanwhile, Labour's general secretary is suggesting the timetable for electing a new leader be set at a meeting on 6 January. Jeremy Corbyn, who took the blame for Thursday's "catastrophic" defeat, wants the process to begin "swiftly", so his successor can be in place by the end of March. Wigan MP Lisa Nandy says she is "seriously thinking about" running. Potential contenders also include Sir Keir Starmer, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Angela Rayner, Jess Phillips - an outspoken critic of Mr Corbyn - and Emily Thornberry. Our deputy political editor John Pienaar gives his take on the contest.

In a development scientists hope can help protect communities around the world, sonar has been used to map the seabed around a volcano which triggered a deadly tsunami almost a year ago. Imaging of the sea floor has revealed how shattered remnants of rock - some as high as 90m - slid into the ocean from Anak Krakatau. The volcano's collapse sent tall waves tearing across the shorelines of Java and Sumatra, killing more than 400 people and injuring or displacing thousands more. The sonar information is being used to assess about 40 other locations.

It's been quite a year for cricketer Ben Stokes. First, a man-of-the-match performance to lead England to a dramatic super-over World Cup triumph over New Zealand at Lord's. Then, one of the greatest ever innings to snatch an astonishing victory over Australia for a beaten-looking England in the third Ashes Test at Headingley. And now the public has voted the all-rounder BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2019, ahead of Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton and sprinter Dina Asher-Smith. Read Stokes' emotional acceptance speech and see the full list of winners in our report.

The "battle for Labour's future" has begun, according to the Guardian. It says the party is at war over whether its Brexit position or leadership were to blame for its poor election performance. The i says shadow business secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey has emerged as a potential candidate to "carry on the Corbyn project", while centrists look to Wigan MP Lisa Nandy. Other papers speculate as to the government's next actions, under what the Daily Mail calls a "Blueprint for Boris's Britain". Read the full review.

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