A number of newspapers react to news of Julian Assange's release from the UK as part of a plea deal with the US.

An indefinite work-to-rule started at midnight with an eight-hour strike planned for Saturday

In 2021, La Palma's volcanos erupted, issuing tonnes of molten rock and a reminder of the perilious nature of the island's premier running race.

England "cannot afford to mismanage" their "massive talents" says Gary Neville after another underwhelming performance in a 0-0 draw with Slovenia.

BBC pundits Alex Scott, Joe Hart and Ellen White discuss the impact Kobbie Mainoo, Cole Palmer and Anthony Gordon had coming on as substitutes during England's 0-0 draw with Slovenia.

England fans' reactions to the Three Lions' performances at Euro 2024 are "creating an unusual environment", says manager Gareth Southgate.

Ralf Rangnick struggled during his interim stint at Manchester United but he has restored his reputation at Austria and led them to the Euro 2024 knockouts.

BBC Sport takes a look at England's possible routes through the Euro 2024 knockout stage after the Three Lions top Group C.

But experts say evidence does not indicate a famine is occurring in the north after an aid increase.

England play out a goalless draw against Slovenia, but go through to the last 16 of Euro 2024 as Group C winners.

Australian pressure, British legal process and a US realisation it needed a deal led to Wikileaks founder's release.

Jubal Reji Kurian died after he was knocked unconscious during a boxing competition in Nottingham.

A Tory in the Welsh Parliament is the latest to be looked into by the Gambling Commission.

President William Ruto vows to restore order after protests against tax hikes turned violent.

Worcestershire close on 207-5 second time around against champions Surrey, still trailing by 71 runs with only five wickets intact.

Four men are arrested on suspicion of trespassing at Rishi Sunak's Richmond home.

The painting marks the veteran natural history broadcaster's 40 years of fellowship to the Royal Society.

France finish runners-up in Group D after a 1-1 draw against Poland, with both Kylian Mbappe and Robert Lewandowski scoring penalties.

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack insists he did not place any bets on the election in May.

Kevin Craig admits betting the Conservatives would beat him in the race to be MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich

Paignton Zoo announces the death of silverback Pertinax at the age of 42.

Kylian Mbappe scores his first Euros goal after France gain a penalty after Ousmane Dembele's collision with Poland's Jakub Kiwior

The band were best known for the rap-rock single Butterfly, which was a top 10 hit in 2001.

Watch as Netherlands forward Cody Gakpo levels the score against Austria in the Euro 2024 Group D match at the Olympiastadion Berlin.

In Peterborough, Ed Thomas hears voters' concerns about social cohesion and pressure on public services.

Cooler weather is on the way by the weekend but that doesn't necessarily mean it will be a washout.

Netherlands forward Donyell Malen puts the ball into the back of his own net and opens the scoring for Austria in their Euro 2024 Group D game in Berlin.

We look at some of the more unusual campaign leaflets that have been sent to voters in the West.

Holly Sanchez told police she feared Ryan Evans would kill her, a jury is told.

Kenya: Live BBC report interrupted by gunman

England goalkeeper Mary Earps is set to leave Manchester United and sign for French club Paris St-Germain on a free transfer.

The former nurse is accused of attempting to murder the baby girl and trying to cover her tracks.

The East of England Ambulance Service says 61 children were assessed in the incident.

He took the cash over a 13-month period while working at Marie Curie in Shipley, court hears.

Ex-Fujitsu engineer Gareth Jenkins says sorry to Seema Misra but she says it is "too little, too late".

Watch the best shots as Emma Raducanu eases past Sloane Stephens in straight sets to mark her Eastbourne debut with a win.

Former rower James Cracknell, standing for the Conservatives in Colchester, uses the four-letter word in a video.

Gavin Plumb also discussed "the deceased BBC presenter Jill Dando", a court heard.

Hassan Jhangur denies the murder and manslaughter of Chris Marriott in Sheffield in December.

From the Healing Fields to Shangri-La, here's what should be on your festival to-do list this year.

The head from the statue is now under repairs, leaving a wire sticking out of the 16th president's neck.

A charity has warned that potentially deadly super-strength MDMA pills are being sold in the UK.

The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust says it is determined to improve.

"This is a rare situation to happen," says a spokesperson at the port.

Royal Mail apologises for late deliveries after a string of seagull attacks on its postal workers in Liskeard.

Emma Raducanu continues her Wimbledon preparations with an assured victory over Sloane Stephens at Eastbourne.

His removal comes four years after he was abruptly dropped by streaming platform, Twitch.

Captain Jamie George says England will not be in awe of the All Blacks as they bid to win a series in New Zealand for the first time.

Have people in Wakefield remembered they will need photo ID to vote in the general election?

Fabian Walch's friends had turned around due to the weather, an inquest hears.

Legendary former Arsenal and France striker Thierry Henry is one of the names being considered to succeed Rob Page as Wales manager.

Twenty-three people died after lithium batteries exploded in a South Korea factory.

Dozens of planned procedures have been postponed.

The note helped persuade President Roosevelt the US should develop the world's first nuclear weapons.

Heathrow says those performing on the stage have "access to an audience bigger than Glastonbury".

The novel was purchased for just £1 at a car boot sale in North Yorkshire.

Some lenders are trimming rates after the Bank of England hinted about a drop in borrowing costs.

Passengers on the Yorkshire Belle were treated to the spectacular sight of a pod of dolphins.

There are concerns over the spread of diseases such as whooping cough in England, as vaccine rates fall.

The Conservative Party withdraws support for two candidates over election betting.

Sidney Palmer died after being stabbed while intervening in a fight in Leicester, police say.

Sophie Ward, 27, has Motor Neurone Disease and is being cared for in a hospice in Wiltshire.

Police tell Mercedes no criminal offences were committed by the sender of an email that claimed Lewis Hamilton's Formula 1 car had been "sabotaged".

The council was considering a partnership with Kaohsiung but China and city businesses raised concerns.

Matt Shawtell says he paid more than £1,700 for repairs after hitting the pothole in December.

David Warner's international cricket career is now over after Australia were eliminated from the T20 World Cup.

The club says it stands "firmly against any form of discrimination, xenophobia, or divisive rhetoric".

Orla's Liverpudlian baby talk has had more than 15 million views on social media.

Police have arrested a man on suspicion of dangerous driving, drink driving and drug driving.

After trying to take his own life, Simon wants politicians to prioritise investment in mental health.

Bowler Ryana MacDonald-Gay receives her first call-up to an England senior squad, as a late addition for their one-day international series against New Zealand.

Both Craig Williams and Laura Saunders are being looked into by the Gambling Commission.

Everton defender Ashley Young, 38, signs new deal, while talks progress to sign forward Iliman Ndiaye from French side Marseille.

The 71-year-old was last seen at the River Don, near Monymusk, in November 2022 while out with her dog.

She is being treated for a minor head injury and concussion thought to have been caused by a horse.

Until now there had been exemptions for men registered in full-time Jewish religious study.

Adventure game Dustborn aims to tell a story about a diverse cast trekking across the USA.

There have been calls for a change in the law after a disgraced chief constable was dismissed.

A father has spoken of his children's disappointment after their holiday "of a lifetime" to Disneyland was cancelled.

Postman Liam Lathbury says there is a lack of investment in services for young people.

The self-titled album will be the last release by the avant-garde artist, who died after a fall in 2021.

Jay Slater was last heard from when he called a friend to say he had "no idea" where in Tenerife he was.

The fixtures for the 2024-25 EFL season are being released at 09:00 BST on Wednesday.

The probe returned with the first ever samples from the Moon's unexplored far side.

As English cricket marks the Rainbow Laces campaign, all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt discusses her egg-freezing treatment, baby names and potentially being the next captain.

Reigning women's Olympic 800m champion Athing Mu will not defend her title at the 2024 Games after falling in the US Olympic trials.

Paul Arnott offers his experience to the team in Tenerife as search for Jay Slater enters ninth day.

Since 2006, Wikileaks has published thousands of classified documents and emails.

British number ones Katie Boulter and Jack Draper are both seeded at Wimbledon for the first time - this is how they got there.

It is time for England to show why they were the pre-tournament favourites at Euro 2024, writes Phil McNulty.

The Chang'e-6 has landed after collecting the first ever samples from the far side of the Moon.

Wellingborough will go to the polls for the second time in less than six months to choose their MP.

Lorraine Fraser says facing repeated parole hearings for her sons' killers is "horrendous".

The government's deal with Full Support Healthcare was one of the most wasteful of the pandemic.

We ask fans in Newcastle if they plan to vote on 4 July, and what issues matter the most to them.

Slovenia striker Benjamin Sesko has the hopes of nation on his shoulderS as bids to down England at Euro 2024 on Tuesday.

Afghanistan qualify for the semi-finals of a World Cup for the first time in their history after beating Bangladesh in a low-scoring classic in St Vincent.

Joanne Coates, from North Yorkshire, will follow the campaign trail across the UK ahead of 4 July.

The BBC speaks to 18-year-olds from Coventry ahead of the general election.

The BBC speaks to voters on the streets of Staffordshire, as well as asylum seekers supported there.

Human Rights Commissioner says honesty when things go wrong is crucial in order to save lives.

Saffron Roberts-Carey says she sees her mum and gran using up their savings for their care.

Nine ducklings were scooped into a traffic cone after being stranded on the A338.

Heather Mitchell says she has been put off seeking medical help after the experience.

Laura Walker, from Dorset, gathered over 300 Marmite-related items before she died in 2020.

Matt Clarke was accused of supplying cocaine and cannabis, but charges were later dropped.

Liz Deutsch was left under a hedge in Birmingham in 1965, when she was just six days old.

Ronaldo was thought to be male until she gave birth to the babies at her home in Portsmouth.

The BBC went to Oxford, which voted to remain, and Gosport, which voted to leave, to hear views.

Chris Rolph says NHS problems are down to "a lack of leadership" which the parties should address.

Potential victims of "cuckooing" are found during a Met Police drugs raid in a London flat.

At the Forgotten Regulars club the BBC speaks to people with dementia, their carers and those who have lost loved ones.

Four coroners have written to the firm to express their concerns after deaths after the books were bought.

A Lancashire veteran says he feels "let down" by a service for veterans run by the Ministry of Defence.

Julie Hogg's murderer will be considered for release at a rare public hearing beginning on Tuesday.

Brandon relies on a bus to get to work. He wants to know how parties will tackle public transport.

Sam Russell says it is "astounding" that existing technology is so difficult for many people to use.

Gay marriage is illegal in Ukraine. Activists hope the LGBT troops at the front can change minds.

Andrew Cowell used 80 buses, as well as a ferry and two trains, and the journey cost about £170.

Continuing coverage of the 2024 General Election Campaign, from BBC News

It follows a claim the force told journalists about those being looking into by the betting regulator.

The police will be unable to detain people, putting the public at risk, the Prison Governors’ Association warns.

Air travel is booming, but last year delays were much worse than pre-pandemic. Will 2024 be the same?

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan are beginning a three-day state visit to the UK.

The Nigerian singer, who's bringing Afrobeats to Somerset, discusses famous fans and her new album.

The Wikileaks founder has won both support and criticism for his whistleblowing efforts.

The winning images from this year's Royal Entomological Society Insect Week photography competition.

The EU is embarking on years of talks aimed at bringing in the two countries as new members.

The star will play a man who spent 22 years on death row after being wrongly conficted of murder.

Princess Anne being injured by a horse and the start of a trial over an alleged Holly Willoughby kidnap plot are among Tuesday's front page stories.

The WikiLeaks founder is freed from a London jail after agreeing to plead guilty to criminal charges.

The two pilgrims' daughter says a tour agency they used had failed to provide basic necessities.

On Thursday, the current president, 81, and his Republican predecessor, 78, will face off in Georgia.

The 74-year-old hanged several high-profile figures during his time in prison for murder.

The Wikileaks founder will plead guilty to US criminal charges to avoid extradition, according to court documents.

The daughter of Joe Kinnear says she feels “his career [as a footballer] killed him” after revealing that an autopsy showed his brain was affected by a dementia believed to be caused by repeated blows to the head.

Croatia's late heartache against Italy likely leaves them heading out of Euro 2024 and with uncertainty over the international future of their captain Luka Modric.

Daniela Klette had been on the run for more than 30 years, before her arrest in Berlin this year.

A fish farm worker from Mallaig has set a new fastest time after his previous record was broken.

Fuel prices in Wales are cheaper than England but dearer than Northern Ireland.

A dam in Minnesota fails from heavy flooding prompting evacuations

Mattia Zaccagni's stoppage-time goal secures Italy a spot in the Euro 2024 knockout stages as they draw 1-1 against Croatia.

Huang Jie made history as Taiwan's first gay MP, but she and others say more needs to be done.

England qualify for the last 16 of Euro 2024 with a group game to spare after Spain beat Albania on Monday.

Watch highlights as Spain end the group stage with three wins from three as they beat Albania 1-0 in Dusseldorf, while Albania are eliminated.

The NHS said Patients should continue to attend their appointments unless they have been told otherwise.

The squad were given a low-key welcome at Glasgow airport with a small security presence after their Hungary defeat.

Watch as Croatia captain Luka Modric opens the scoring moments after his penalty was saved by goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma in the Euro 2024 Group B match at the Leipzig Stadium.

Croatia goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic brilliantly stops Alessandro Bastoni's close-range header to prevent Italy taking the lead in the Euro 2024 Group B match at the Leipzig Stadium.

Jubal Reji Kurian suffered bleeding on both sides of his brain, an inquest was told.

BBC London speaks to carers about their wishes for the social care system ahead of the election.

The prime minister says his party has launched an investigation alongside the Gambling Commission's inquiry.

England manager Gareth Southgate says he has learned to block out criticism and that he and his players have been "brutally honest" about where they need to improve.

Watch as Ferran Torres gives Spain the lead against Albania during their Group B game in Dusseldorf.

All-rounder Liam Livingstone believes England are peaking at the right time before their T20 World Cup semi-final.

Emma Raducanu has "rekindled" her love for tennis in recent weeks as she prepares to take on Sloane Stephens at Eastbourne.

The gun was found at the back of a property in James Street in the town on Monday afternoon.

At least eight people have died in the large office building fire in Fryazino, near Moscow.

Record labels say the unauthorised use of music to train AI is a threat to the music industry.

England's Dan Lawrence hits five sixes in a 38-run eight-ball over - to equal a County Championship record - as Surrey outplay Worcestershire.

Despite years of Islamist attacks in Dagestan, Moscow wants to blame external actors for Sunday's attack.

Six days before France votes, the National Rally leader says he is the only credible alternative.

Hasan Khan says he was stabbed by Hassan Jhangur after he ran over and killed Chris Marriott.

Australia’s T20 World Cup hopes are hanging by a thread after Rohit Sharma’s scintillating 92 leads India to a 24-run win and a place in the semi-finals.

A man claims he was attacked by a former Gwent Police officer during an arrest in 2021.

Seconds after the boy was pulled up on to the platform, a train came through at high speed.

Watch India's Axar patel taking an 'outstanding' to dismiss Australia's captain Mitchell Marsh in the T20 World Cup at St Lucia.

The Army said it does comment on individual cases but the man received appropriate treatment.

Veronique John told police she loved her children and asked for the death penalty, a trial of facts hears.

Josh Waugh appeared before magistrates in Teesside in connection with the alleged assault.

Novak Djokovic says he will only play at this year's Wimbledon if he can "fight for the title".

Construction of the planetarium's exterior is nearly complete.

Adrian Ramsay tells the BBC his party's tax take would be "fairly normal" by European standards.

Crews are working to extinguish flames coming from the vehicle's load of hay.

York councillors hear All Saints School in Mill Mount needs improved security.

Andrew Gregoire and Anthony Davidson are said to have followed Amy Rose Wilson at speed causing her car to crash.

Louis Vuitton, Dior, Hermes, Rick Owens, Loewe, Kenzo and Dries Van Noten all introduce new collections in Paris.

The former Little Mix singer has announced her debut solo album will be released soon.

Watch the best shots of India captain Rohit Sharma's 92 off 41 balls against Australia at the T20 World Cup in St Lucia.

Everton have re-signed winger Jack Harrison on another season-long loan deal from Leeds United, while Newcastle have ended their pursuit of Toffees striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

Britain's Harriet Dart overcomes Marie Bouzkova in a topsy-turvy match to set up a second-round encounter with top seed Elena Rybakina at Eastbourne.

The Monster Truck Mayhem organiser defends the event, saying people did not read posters properly.

Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer defend their criticism of Harry Kane and England’s performance in their 1-1 Euro 2024 draw with Denmark.

At least eight people have died, state-owned media reports.

The BBC is not allowed to report details of campaigning while the polls are open on election day.

St Helens prop George Delaney earns his first senior England call-up as part of a new-look squad to take on France in Toulouse on Saturday.

Avon and Somerset Police said parents should have "honest conversations" with their children.

BBC News NI correspondents examine the detail of the DUP's manifesto for the general election.

With temperatures rising, how can you stop your home from retaining too much heat?

Paul Whitehurst, a detective sergeant with Warwickshire Police, has served the force for 21 years.

The former nurse is on trial accused of the attempted murder of a baby girl in 2016.

Karolis Tauckela is charged with conspiracy to steal 12 high-value cars in three counties.

Parasites and ruined Hello Kitty clothes were found in balloons sent into South Korea from the north.

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke must realise that more of the same is not good enough after his side's Euro 2024 exit, writes Tom English.

Russia says US-made missiles programmed by American specialists were used in an attack which killed four.

Contestants from the Netherlands and US were among those competing for the world title.

BBC Sport pundit Cesc Fabregas gives his thoughts on the impact of Jude Bellingham and why Spanish media is harsher than English media.

With several Premier League clubs trading home-grown academy players between themselves, is this another PSR loophole?

Eight-year-old Buzz disappeared from her paddock in East Barkwith on Sunday afternoon.

Emergency services have been at the Enva electronic waste in Renfrewshire facility since Sunday evening

She suffered minor injuries on her Gloucestershire estate and is expected to make a full recovery, Buckingham Palace says.

It is the first time a company has been found to be in breach of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Regan Grace is a surprise inclusion in Wales' 34-strong squad to tour Australia in July along with fellow uncapped pair Efan Daniel and Josh Hathaway.

Footage from a doorbell camera captures the moment of a house explosion in County Durham.

Throughout the final day there were also performances by Simple Minds and Nothing But Thieves.

Gavin Plumb, 37, wanted to commit "sexually motivated" violence against the TV star, a court hears.

Lyndsey Ainscough was diagnosed with stage three cancer after suffering symptoms for several months.

Gary Moore, 64, is due to appear in court on Monday.

The musician was celebrating his 26th birthday when he was "ambushed" in a car park, a representative says.

The Brat singer says she "won't tolerate" abuse aimed at Taylor Swift at her shows.

Several people have been killed in the blaze which began at a lithium battery factory outside Seoul.

The economic research group as the main parties have “ducked” addressing public finance challenges.

People living nearby the Willington house have been evacuated from their homes, police say.

A mother-of-three shared her story with Dame Deborah's mother Heather on BBC Breakfast.

Tesla’s shareholders want to give him $56 billion. Now it's up to a judge if he gets it

From dehydration to tinnitus, a five-day party on Worthy Farm doesn't come without its risks.

A golf club worker captures an "extremely rare" meeting between a deer and an otter near the first hole.

Tamayo Perry was surfing when the attack happened in Hawaii on Sunday afternoon.

A 44-year-old man is arrested after a woman was struck with shotgun pellets in her home on Saturday.

Andy Murray has not made a decision on whether he will be fit enough to make a planned Wimbledon farewell next week.

High prices and low wages in the countryside mean it is even more difficult to secure a home.

Channel 4 Dispatches says a reporter saw patients waiting in A&E for up to 46 hours and other issues.

Kelce joined Swift on stage as a dancer for I Can Do It With a Broken Heart.

Euros 2024: Disappointed fans react after Scotland are knocked out

Allan Beacham, 66, from Kent, is jailed after stealing the money to fuel his gambling addiction.

Traitors finalist Mollie Pearce from Nailsea wants people to better understand disabilities.

The people behind milestone lesbian kisses from Brookside, Doctor Who, I Kissed a Girl and more talk about the importance of seeing LGBT love on screen.

BBC Sport pundit Pat Nevin ponders what is next for the Scotland squad and Steve Clarke after their Euro 2024 exit.

Spanish football expert Guillem Balague charts how Croatia and Real Madrid's Luka Modric defied the odds to become one of the game's very best.

England's Tyrrell Hatton claims his first LIV Golf title with a six-shot victory in Nashville.

The hopes and dreams of Scotland fans are abruptly shattered in Stuttgart

Former England goalkeeper Joe Hart explains what it is like inside the camp at a major tournament, and what the support network for players is like.

The force admits it should not have prosecuted Gary Davies for parking outside a theatre.

The US Department of Justice has until 7 July to make a final decision on whether to prosecute the firm.

Kickboxing champion Billy Murray shares his cancer diagnosis in a new film about his life.

Luke Platts says he will have to work from home while looking after son because of high nursery fees.

Continuing coverage of the 2024 General Election Campaign, from BBC News

Lexi-Jayne Rooksby first started playing two years ago when she filled in for her dad's pub team.

Ex-pupils are to sue a school over historical abuse they claim was carried out by Catholic teachers.

Esther Garcia Rodriguez said she made the comment “in a caring way, like love for a son”.

Riley Bains has osteosarcoma which was diagnosed last year and has now returned and is terminal.

Maldon historian Stephen Nunn says an "anxious time" awaits regarding the future of Beeleigh Abbey.

What do parents of SEN children in the county with the longest assessment waits want of politicians?

The number of children in care is rising, but one council is doing things differently.

South Africa book their place in the T20 World Cup semi-finals with a nervy three-wicket win over co-hosts West Indies in a winner-takes-all Super 8s match.

People caring for the children of family members call for the same benefits as foster parents.

Joel Fearon talks about anxiety and insomnia and how he is moving forwards after his sister's death.

Tribute acts' social media profiles were deleted by Meta sparking a protest in London last year.

Glory Uhunarabona and her four children have been living in a mouldy flat for eight years.

It is well-established that reports of domestic violence increase during international tournaments.

Labour's leader refused to commit to the scheme, and Lib Dem leader said he is "minded to scrap it".

About 200,000 people are expected to travel to Worthy Farm in Somerset this week.

They were lost on Armistice Day after they slipped from John Singleton's jacket.

Two head teachers from Somerset say they are facing pressures to find and keep staff.

A chance scroll on the internet led the actor Michael Sheen on a journey to uncover a dark secret.

But the war in Gaza will continue until Hamas is driven from power, the Israeli prime minister says.

A power cut caused cancellations of departures and arrivals at Manchester Airport.

Police are scouring ravines in the the Spanish island for the 19-year-old, who vanished last Monday.

Conservationists have found a way to restore a reef off one of Zanzibar's islands.

BBC Sport's pundits reflect on where it went wrong for Scotland after their Euro 2024 campaign comes to a crashing halt.

Margaret Thatcher had Essex Man and New Labour boasted Mondeo Man. Now it's the turn of Renter Ruth.

The footballing gods have had their fun with Scotland again as their Euro dreams die, writes Tom English.

Loud explosions were heard and a large plume of smoke was drifting towards Glasgow after the fire broke out.

Oran, who is 13, was sometimes having hundreds of seizures a day due to his severe epilepsy.

Funding concerns are expected to see Saudi Arabia reduce its giant building schemes.

Why the former Fujitsu engineer is such a key figure in the Post Office scandal.

Labour's plans to ease transition rules and claims of a broader election betting investigation lead the papers.

Supermodels, singers and sports star took to the runway in Paris as Vogue turned a square into a runway.

The NHL team could break Canada's 31-year Stanley Cup drought in a make-or-break Game 7 against the Florida Panthers.

A California man was found by a rescue team after missing for 10 days in the wilderness.

Darren Peattie put everything into his dream of harvesting sea - at massive risk to his health.

Furious Scotland head coach Steve Clarke has railed against the decision not to award his side a penalty as they crashed out of Euro 2024.

England bowler Chris Jordan stars on the return to his birthplace Barbados to help his team into the T20 World Cup semi-finals.

Watch as Kevin Csoboth scores after a goalless 90 minutes to knock out Scotland in their final group game at Euro 2024 in Stuttgart.

Watch as Hungary's Kevin Csoboth scores the winner deep into stoppage time to knock out Scotland in their final group game at Euro 2024 in Stuttgart.

Elin Williams does not expect to be able to vote independently - like every election so far.

Hungary striker Barnabas Varga is carried off on a stretcher following a mid-air collision with Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn.

The BBC's analysis editor looks at whether Brexit is still a key issue for general election voters.

Most were unregistered pilgrims who walked long distances in intense heat, officials said.

A man, aged in his 70s, is found dead in Heron Lake, Crossways, just after midnight on Sunday.

Unidentified gunmen in the southern Russian republic kill six police officers and wound 12 more.

Lando Norris still has hopes of challenging Max Verstappen for the Formula 1 title despite losing out to the Dutchman in the Spanish Grand Prix.

The regulator is looking at other people with links to the Conservative Party, Chris Mason writes.

Dan Ives and Lloyd Gregory played for more than 13 hours in a "physical and mental battle".

Alex Lees and Ollie Robinson score contrasting centuries as Durham pile up the runs on day one of their County Championship game at Essex.

James Pearce, a Somerset-based paraglider, shared images of the site from thousands of feet up.

Akhmed Yakoob, who is standing for Ladywood, Birmingham, says he is 'mortified' by the remarks.

England charge into the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup with a ruthless 10-wicket thrashing of the United States.

Watch as Chris Jordan takes four wickets, including a hat-trick, to bowl USA out for 115 during England's ICC Men's T20 World Cup match against USA in Bridgetown.

The win saw jubilation in the streets in the isolated Taliban-governed country.

England captain Harry Kane says former England internationals who are now pundits should "remember what it’s like to wear the shirt".

Albania forward Mirlind Daku has been banned for two matches after leading his country's fans in derogatory chants.

Sebastiaan James-Kraan, 20, died in hospital three days after being shot.

Watch as Nitish Kumar's six is brilliantly caught one handed by a fan in the crowd during England's ICC Men's T20 World Cup match against USA in Bridgetown.

Our favourite number cruncher Sir John Curtice looks at how the parties are are doing in the latest polls.

The Earl of Shaftesbury says he would transfer ownership "into a charity or community trust model".

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen prevails in a tense, strategic battle with McLaren’s Lando Norris to win the Spanish Grand Prix.

One passenger describes seeing people climbing over one another after a major power cut hit the airport.

The victim, who was staying at a nearby lodge, strayed into the car-only safari zone at Thoiry park.

Police say the "unacceptable" criminal damage was caused in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Photographer Lee McGrath waited hours to capture the amazing phenomenon on the south Wales coast.

Labour's education spokesperson defends her party's record on women following criticism from the Harry Potter author.

Britain's Andy Murray has not made a decision yet on whether he will play at Wimbledon, says Davis Cup captain Leon Smith.

Annib Khan, 29, is accused of murdering Mohammed Osman Khan, who was stabbed in Dudley.

Liverpool great Alan Hansen is discharged from hospital following illness, his former club has announced.

Digital recordings recall a period of great change in rural communities.

Anas Sarwar and Douglas Ross explain their parties' positions on immigration during interviews on BBC Scotland's Sunday Show.

Meg Bellamy says she was trolled online while playing the future Princess of Wales in The Crown.

Kieran Egan, 30, from Birmingham, will appear at court on Monday charged with murder.

Teams create the wackiest homemade soapboxes, relying on gravity to navigate the downhill course.

Jordan Pickford discusses England's first two Euro 2024 performances and gives a message to the fans.

Saracens forward Nick Isiekwe replaces suspended Charlie Ewels in England's squad for their summer tour of New Zealand.

Aide to the home secretary James Sunderland made comments at an event in April.

Aide to the home secretary James Sunderland made comments at an event in April.

The brother and sister duo will open for the chart-topping group in Scotland.

The warehouse seen in satellite images was used to launch Iranian-made Shahed drones and train people, Kyiv said.

The first minister responds to fresh claims about SNP parliamentary resources being used for campaigning.

Saturday saw a headline set from the Pet Shop Boys, as well as performances from S Club and Jessie J.

The firm told a man it was sending his details to a debt collector over an incorrect £2,500 bill.

Moscow has effectively replaced the mercenary group's influence in Africa and Ukraine, experts say.

Sian Eleri says people often show an interest in her Caernarfon accent.

Police say a fight broke out in the early hours of Sunday and five men have been arrested.

Scotland face Hungary at Euro 2024 with history on the line. Tom English sets the scene for an epic encounter.

Eight Grade-II listed phone boxes are to get a facelift in Preston city centre.

A woman who lost her sight after surgery says she "appreciates life more" after rediscovering running.

Sessions at a London leisure centre hope to create an inclusive space where children can thrive.

Doris Maslen, a resident at Marden Court in Calne, Wiltshire, walks up to two laps a day.

The sculpture was created almost 40 years ago in direct response to the Battle of the Beanfield.

The taxis are being used as ambulances for non-emergencies and to get a patient home after an operation.

The BBC stops off at a truck stop on the A66 near Penrith to hear what truckers and visitors think.

People on NHS waiting lists share their stories, and urge the next government to tackle the backlog.

Leeds students share their thoughts ahead of the election, as an expert warns of a low turnout.

Retired South Yorkshire Police detectives revisit murder and sexual assault cases using new technology.

Stopping snap elections could help political parties to get more women candidates, an ex MS says.

The three-volume set includes about 200 photographs of bands and youth culture of 1980s Birmingham.

A "significant" number of flights are likely to be cancelled or delayed as a result, the airport says.

Bea Fernandes, the 2022 European champion in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, has her eye on the World title.

Could these new homeowners make an impact on 4 July?

Former West Ham manager David Moyes explains why he tried to sign Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay, and why Hungary's Dominik Szoboszlai is such a threat.

The Tory candidate - who used to work for the home secretary - was heard making the remark at an event.

Afghanistan claim historic first win over Australia to keep their hopes of reaching the T20 World Cup semi-finals alive.

They're the biggest-selling act in the world, and they're about to play the Pyramid Stage.

Video shows scuffles and people being arrested as police – some on horseback – tried to move protesters off the city’s main highway.

Authorities are still looking for Jay Slater, who vanished in a mountainous area of the island on Monday.

How a London family's home was rented by scammers who turned it into a large-scale cannabis farm.

A yellow heat-health alert will be issued for most of England from 08:00 BST on Monday.

Actor Emma Myers discusses the hype around the upcoming BBC series - and the power of BookTok.

The British champion tells BBC's Desert Island Discs he is not too keen on his son, JJ, entering the ring.

A fourth Tory is being investigated for allegedly placing dozens of bets on the general election date.

When Belgium needed him most captain Kevin de Bruyne delivers yet another masterclass, writes Phil McNulty.

The airbase, named after a 19th Century Romanian politician, is set to be Nato's biggest in Europe.

In England, the care system is struggling but the main parties have steered away from detailed plans.

Israel’s leaders and citizens appear ready for military options to push Hezbollah back from Lebanese border.

A German girl organises a big contribution to a South African charity tackling period-poverty issues.

Fiscal challenges Labour could face and fallout from Nigel Farage's Ukraine war claims lead the papers.

BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton gives his predictions for the final round of group games at Euro 2024

Adam Wharton says he can be Kalvin Phillips' replacement in Gareth Southgate's England midfield at Euro 2024.

Every side has played twice at Euro 2024. BBC Sport takes a look at the state of the group stage and tells you who needs what to qualify.

The key examination for medical colleges has been mired in allegations of paper leaks and fraud.

The Israeli military says the man was a suspect in a raid in the West Bank, but its forces violated protocol.

Watch highlights as Belgium secure their first points at Euro 2024 with a 2-0 win over Romania in Cologne.

Kathryn Bryce scores her fifth half-century of the tournament to propel The Blaze to a maiden Charlotte Edwards Cup title as they overcome South East Stars in the final.

Hafwen Clarke explains how she came to give a speech in British Sign Language in front of royalty.

Fans invading the pitch at Euro 2024 is "a concern" says Portugal manager Roberto Martinez after their victory over Turkey.

Lando Norris says it took “an amazing lap, my best lap by a long way” to finally take a pole position for McLaren this year.

Sunderland appoint Lorient boss Regis Le Bris as their new head coach on a three-year contract.

Nigel Farage is accused of being on the side of the Russian president by his Tory, Labour, Lib Dem and SNP rivals.

One man in his 60s has been arrested in connection with the incident, police said.

Glasgow Warriors win the URC final 21-16, coming from 13-0 down to beat Bulls in Pretoria.

Hardik Pandya's unbeaten 50 and three wickets for Kuldeep Yadav help India edge closer to the T20 World Cup semi-finals.

Great Britain's Molly Caudery sets a new women's pole vault world lead and national record to win the Toulouse Capitole Perche meet in France.

Sgt John McKelvie was killed when an armoured vehicle rolled down a hill at Catterick Garrison.

The comments included remarks about murdered MP Jo Cox and a black reality TV contestant.

One officer was kicked, a second's hand was stamped on while a third had a car door slammed on his arm.

Cathal Crotty was given a fully suspended sentence after beating a woman in a random street attack.

Jarrod Bowen says the mood inside the England camp is "really high" despite an underwhelming start to their Euro 2024 campaign.

Head coach Dan McKellar leaves Leicester Tigers by mutual consent after only one season in charge of the Premiership club.

Batter Harry Brook hopes England can give the United States "a good battering" to secure their place in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup.

Gloucester-Hartpury produce a stirring second-half comeback to beat Bristol Bears and secure back-to-back Premiership Women's Rugby titles.

A report finds that it took nine months to install a shower aid in a family home.

Labour is quietly preparing for government - even if many of them still don't believe they can win.

McLaren’s Lando Norris beats Max Verstappen’s Red Bull to pole position at the Spanish Grand Prix in a gripping qualifying session.

The Welsh government tells Natural Resources Wales to review its actions following complaints.

Laura Reineke and swimming partner Lee Saudan made the 20 Bridges Swim in just over nine hours.

World champions South Africa ease to a five-try victory against a spirited Wales side at Twickenham.

Novak Djokovic will arrive at Wimbledon on Monday - but does not yet know if he will be able to compete after undergoing knee surgery.

The University of Cambridge says it condemns this "act of vandalism".

Sir Keir Starmer criticises Conservative candidate Johnny Mercer who accused his rival of lying.

Watch as Patrik Schick equalises for Czech Republic against Georgia during their Group F game in Hamburg.

Adam Myers' family says calling his work on the verge "criminal damage" has dented his confidence.

Georges Mikautadze fires Georgia into the lead from the penalty spot just before half-time in their Group F Euro 2024 match against the Czech Republic in Hamburg.

The mayor of tourist island Hydra says he will press charges against those who acted "irresponsibly" on the yacht.

Watch as Czech Republic's Adam Hlozek's has a goal ruled out for handball in the first half of their Group F Euro 2024 game against Georgia in Hamburg.

A misconduct panel gives the officer, who has not been named, a three-year final written warning.

Sir Howard started as a town hall pot washer and rose to become boss of Manchester City Council.

Just Stop Oil had said Taylor Swift's private jet was at the airport.

Two attacks on what Israel describes as Hamas infrastructure killed 42 people, the Palestinian group says.

Some fans gathered outside Taylor Swift's sell-out concert at Wembley Stadium to hear the star perform.

BBC Sport looks at the data on how tired England's players might be and their lack of pressing at Euro 2024.

Stephen Parsons, 71, claimed he killed his wife as part of a failed suicide pact.

Regional services to and from Belfast and Great Britain will not be affected by strikes, Aer Lingus says.

The Prince of Wales celebrated his 42nd birthday at the singer's Wembley gig.

The gates open for Glastonbury Festival on 26 June, with revellers hoping for a sunny weekend.

Labour, Tory and Lib Dem plans for social care reform in England are not fully costed, the IFS says.

And Laura gets her hands on an internal Labour memo to candidates.

Many have hit out at the brand online, suggesting they would return fewer items if sizing was consistent.

The sportswear film has settled a lawsuit led by council workers from the north-east of Scotland for $434m.

Everton sign midfielder Tim Iroegbunam from Aston Villa for a reported £9m.

The BBC speaks to Chapeltown residents about the main issues affecting them ahead of the election.

A fire breaks out in a shop and flats in a seaside town in the early hours of the morning.

Thirugnanam Sureshan from Bexhill says he never uses his oven and only uses the hob once a week.

The actor had a recurring role as Kamekona Tupuola in the crime drama series.

The pop megastar brought her Eras Tour to Wembley Stadium, performing for almost 90,000 fans.

Labour says it is "the party of women's equality" after the author criticises Sir Keir Starmer on trans rights.

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the separate incidents.

Student Charlie Hall wants to know where parties stand on proportional representation.

Dr Clare Bailey Mosley thanks fans of the TV doctor for their "wonderfully supportive messages".

Kent Police says it has finished cataloguing a haul of more than 3,500 tools.

Gary Ellis, 23, had surgery for his broken back in Germany and is starting to walk again.

Stunning footage shows June's full Moon rising behind the Temple of Poseidon in southern Greece.

BBC Sport Scotland pundits Leanne Crichton and Steven Thompson consider how Scotland might compensate for the loss of Kieran Tierney against Hungary.

The singer was arrested for driving while intoxicated in New York on Tuesday.

Marcus Smith boosts his chances of retaining England's number 10 jersey for their upcoming series with New Zealand after starring in a comfortable win over Japan.

The Pekingese took out the spot, relegating a one-eyed pug in a wheelchair to second place.

Four NHS nurses speak of the struggles they faced when moving to Yorkshire from Caribbean countries.

Omagh teenager Alice McGrath is the latest face of high fashion after being discovered online.

Swimmers and surfers say they are scared to go in the sea due to fears about sewage discharges.

Several people are wounded after Russia targeted Ukraine's energy network for a second time this week.

West Yorkshire Police say they are making inquiries into a video posted by Muhammed Ali Islam.

Some of Bolton North East's constituents remain unsure about who to vote for in the upcoming election.

Jenna Summers says there are not enough signs about the bird feeding ban at a Derby beauty spot.

Contestants endure pain in a bid to be crowned the world nettle eating champion.

Pride Cymru started as Mardi Gras in 1999 with a few thousand people and has grown to 50,000.

The popular attraction in Weston-super-Mare has survived two fires and undergone extensive renovations.

The UK's second garden city is at the heart of the Welwyn Hatfield constituency.

An inquest into the death of a recruit hears evidence about "in their face" swearing by instructors.

Nelly Korda misses the cut at the Women’s PGA Championship as Sarah Schmelzel and Amy Yang are joint leaders after the second round.

A heating engineer says he bought the carousel on impulse and many people have helped him rebuild it.

Tom Herring, a Falklands veteran, says military medals should be respected.

More schools are weighing smartphone bans as students struggle to socialise and face mental-health issues.

Jay Slater, 19, has not been heard from since Monday after going missing on the island of Tenerife.

Shai Hope hits a stunning unbeaten 82 as West Indies thrash fellow co-hosts USA to reignite their hopes of reaching the T20 World Cup semi-finals.

The acclaimed fashion designer says it taught her a lesson - that fear was not an option.

"It's something you never imagine will happen to you," says João, 63, who under went a partial amputation.

The International Committee of the Red Cross said the "grave security incident" was the latest of several.

Critics argue the inexperienced Trump appointee Aileen Cannon has indulged the former president's delay tactics.

The singer on the threat of AI-generated music, and why she missed her chance to join Fleetwood Mac.

A selection of striking news photographs taken around the world this week.

Darshan Thoogudeepa has been arrested in connection with a crime that resembles the plot of one of his films.

A teacher and former policy adviser at the Department for Education discuss Labour’s proposed policy.

A man hiking in the California wilderness has stumbled upon a pet donkey that has been missing for five years.

Rebel groups in rural Colombia are using social media to recruit young people to their ranks.

An 18-year-old who hasn't had his A-levels results yet is among those standing in the general election.

Should the players take responsibility? Are England missing Jordan Henderson? Will Anthony Gordon play? The England inquest rolls on.

BBC sees hundreds of pallets of food sitting in the sun, just miles from starving Palestinians.

France fail to score without Kylian Mbappe in the starting XI but boss Didier Deschamps says he is "unconcerned" by his side's struggles.

The UK considering hitting back at hackers and JK Rowling taking aim at Keir Starmer lead the papers.

Netherlands boss Ronald Koeman insists Xavi Simons' disallowed goal should have stood in the 0-0 draw against France at Euro 2024.

A new podcast uncovers the full strange and dark case of Kim Avis, including his early days as punk.

Watch as BBC pundits Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney and Cesc Fabregas analyse England's problems with pressing against Denmark at Euro 2024.

Declan Rice says England have “put too much pressure on ourselves” after the 1-1 draw with Denmark in their second group game at Euro 2024.

England have positives to take from defeat by South Africa, if they improve they can still be contenders at the T20 World Cup.

Leicestershire's Rishi Patel hits 104 off 45 balls in a tied game with Northants, while Birmingham Bears go top of North Group by beating Worcestershire.

Albania, Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro suffer simultaneous power cuts as the region swelters in a heatwave.

A 73-year-old author who uses a wheelchair says she was left behind as her flight to Scotland took off.

Bayern Munich are set to sign Michael Olise after the Crystal Palace winger decided to join the Bundesliga giants.

Wigan Warriors ease to a comfortable win against lowly London Broncos to leapfrog St Helens into top spot in Super League.

The Conservative Party says it would review licencing laws in a bid to boost the night-time economy.

Leeds Rhinos begin the post-Rohan Smith era by holding on for a well-earned Super League win over Leigh Leopards.

English Heritage say they removed the paint ahead of thousands of people celebrating the summer solstice.

Watch highlights as Netherlands and France play out the first goalless draw of Euro 2024 during their Group D game in Leipzig.

Plaid Cymru and Welsh Lib Dems urge next UK government to scrap the limit, during live TV debate.

A vigil takes place a week after 12-year-old Keaton Slater was killed when he crossed the road.

The pair are accused of causing damage worth more than £5,000 during a protest at Stansted Airport.

Barancan Nurcin is sentenced to 18 years in prison after causing a fatal collision.

BBC Sport looks at what England need to do to reach the semi-finals of the men's T20 World Cup.

Socialist Jaume Collboni said he does not plan to renew any of the 10,101 tourist licenses granted to landlords when they expire.

The scion of one of America's wealthiest families is so far the Trump 2024 campaign's largest donor.

England leave their hopes of reaching the T20 World Cup semi-finals in the balance after slipping to defeat against South Africa in a final-over thriller.

Robin Windsor will be honoured with a special award by his former dance partner Lisa Riley.

Matt Fitzpatrick and Tommy Fleetwood are selected to represent Team GB in the men's golf competition at Paris 2024.

Watch highlights as Austria beat Poland 3-1 in Group D to claim their first win at Euro 2024.

Survivors and relatives of those killed urge commitments on venue security and caring for victims.

France captain Kylian Mbappe is named on the bench for Friday's Euro 2024 Group D game with the Netherlands.

Four family members were given prison sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.

Please Please Please has overtaken Carpenter's own hit, Espresso, to reach number one on the UK charts.

The Reform UK leader told the BBC that "of course" the war was President Vladimir Putin's fault.

The court showed there are limits to the right to bear arms as it upheld a gun ban for those under restraining orders.

The trial of Lucy Letby, who denies attempted murder, hears extracts of her interviews with police.

Labour raised nearly £4.4m in the second week of the campaign, way ahead of the Tories' £292,500.

Britain's Andy Murray will undergo a procedure on his back after being forced to retire from his second-round match at Queen's with injury.

Adam and Laura answer your election questions

Yasuhiro Kobayashi, 58, was found by a colleague on Friday afternoon.

Dylan Kjorstad's surgery was delayed due to concerns over blood supplies following a cyber-attack.

Northamptonshire's police commissioner pledges to read the CVs of all candidates for top positions.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation, but officials say no injuries were reported.

The deadly nerve agent was used in an attempt to murder Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.

The National Memorial Arboretum site was shut in May for major renovation after repeated flooding.

Britain's Jack Draper sees his seven-match winning run ended by Tommy Paul in the quarter-finals at Queen's.

The family of Clive and Elaine Jones said they “never had a chance to say goodbye”.

Ukraine come from behind thanks to goals from Mykola Shaparenko Roman Yaremchuk to beat Slovakia 2-1 in their Group E game in Dusseldorf.

The iconic graphic appears all over the world on Show Your Stripes Day.

Top hats, moustaches and candy-coloured headwear are the theme for day four of Royal Ascot.

A row has erupted after a political candidate accused his rival of lying about his military record.

Watch as Mykola Shaparenko equalises for Ukraine against Slovakia during their Group E game in Dusseldorf.

Andy Cross had been seconded to Ferguson shipyard to oversee construction of Glen Sannox

Police are "satisfied" that no criminal offences have been committed in relation to the dog attack.

Hundreds of people are feared to have died and several countries have opened investigations.

A Devon private school boy who claimed he was sleepwalking is found guilty of three counts of attempted murder.

Aimee Brough and her sisters were looking forward to seeing the star at Wembley but had been tricked.

Oshada Jayasundera, 31, was fatally struck by a man who was fleeing from police.

Cathal Crotty was given a fully suspended sentence after beating a woman in a random street attack.

Kidz Come First collected money to fund equipment, healthcare and holidays for unwell children.

The strike action is the first time in over 40 years that steel workers in the UK have taken strike action.

The news comes amid turmoil at the storied US newspaper after leadership changes made by British publisher Will Lewis.

Watch as Ivan Schranz heads home to give Slovakia the lead against Ukraine during their Group E game in Dusseldorf.

Scotland defender Kieran Tierney is out of Euro 2024 with the hamstring injury picked up against Switzerland.

Aer Lingus customers are due to find out if their summer plans are set to change.

Tyson Fury believes he beat Oleksandr Usyk in May's undisputed heavyweight contest and says the Ukrainian was like a "local amateur boxer".

McLaren’s Lando Norris tops Red Bull’s Max Verstappen in first practice at the Spanish Grand Prix.

A court will decide whether the dog can go back to its owner with measures in place to control it.

George Thomson tells an inquiry the real "scandal" is the Post Office failed to defend the system.

The orchestral version of the song was played to mark the first London dates of Taylor Swift's Eras tour at Wembley.

Bardia Shojaeifard, 15, is detained for life with a minimum term of 13 years for killing Alfie Lewis.

A judge says Nicky Butt pulling across a motorbike's path was "a serious error" the star could not explain.

The England fly-half jersey over the last decade has been dominated by Owen Farrell and George Ford. Is it now the era of Marcus Smith and Fin Smith?

Johanna Dart, 30, says she sustained injuries and was left in shock after the actor fell on her.

The platform made the disclosure as part of its legal challenge against a law forcing its sale in the US.

Five-year-old Everton fan Jacob's mum says he was desperate to dress up as the club's manager.

Allegations around some of those who might have known the date in advance are still making headlines.

The woman in her has 40s died at a campsite at the festival, police say.

A viewing area for 25,000 Scotland fans is being set up in Stuttgart for Sunday's game against Hungary.

The government will recover almost all the cost of temporarily nationalising Bulb in 2021.

People travelling between Eastleigh and Fareham effected by the discovery as trains briefly halt.

Each line is named after a different album and drawn in sequin colours.

Police searching for a missing 37-year-old say they have spoken to his family.

Keir Starmer says he wants to stop landlords encouraging higher rent offers to secure properties.

After a cool start to June, temperatures will climb over the next few days but how long will the warmth last?

Former West Ham manager David Moyes on watching new players at Euro 2024 and how the latest generation of coaches means the game is always evolving.

From World Cup highs to crushing lows and off-field disharmony, BBC Sport Wales delves into Rob Page's exit as Wales boss.

Former England and Gloucestershire fast bowler David ‘Syd’ Lawrence is diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND).

Borrowing reaches £15bn, less than forecast but lays bare challenges facing the next government.

Around 3,000 people took the plunge in the River Derwent in Hobart to mark the winter solstice.

It comes after reports that the Pope used extremely offensive language against gay men in a meeting.

The hospital trust says receiving more than 200 reports of issues shows staff feel free to speak up.

The image was posted online by the Princess of Wales to mark her husband's 42nd birthday.

Makeda died under anaesthetic while being treated for dental disease at Marwell Zoo.

The Southern Vipers are just two wins away from a third consecutive Charlotte Edwards Cup.

Surveyors are at the scene of a blaze in Gosport which damaged eight terraced houses.

Daniel McAleese was out walking when he heard screaming from one of two women swimming near rocks.

Jay Slater has been missing since shortly before 09:00 BST on Monday.

England all-rounder Chris Woakes is to play in the next two County Championship games for Warwickshire - his first red-ball cricket in 10 months.

New Zealand's Disputes Tribunal dismissed the claim, saying the promises did not constitute a contract.

Wales manager Rob Page is set to leave his role after just over three-and-a-half years in charge of the national side.

How Nigerian scammers blackmail teens worldwide

Nick Adderley will learn later whether he will be dismissed from his role.

The veteran footballer received stitches to his head after an armed robbery at his villa in northern Italy.

The fire service warns of wildfires spreading easily due to dry conditions.

Conservative election hopeful Joanne Howey says "scary" attacks on her are upsetting her children.

Australia bowler Pat Cummins takes a hat-trick of wickets against Bangladesh in the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup.

High jumper Jonathan Broom-Edwards sees the Paris crowd as "a beast to be harnessed" when he defends his Paralympic title in Paris this year.

Child star, teen social media icon and now wanted by Europe's top clubs, is it tim for Xavi Simons to star for Netherlands at Euro 2024?

Jayne Wood, who cares for son, 22, with Downs syndrome says politicians need to value her role.

Ex-England captain Alan Shearer explains why it is better for Three Lions players to stay in the bubble at their team camp to deal with criticism over their performances at Euro 2024.

A mother from Walsall is calling for more financial support for single parents.

People have gathered at the ancient site in Wiltshire on the longest day of the year.

Middlesbrough builder Kain Jones-Jemson, who is 21, is speed-learning about politics.

Inquest into the death of Royal Marine recruit Connor Clark hears punishments were "not personal".

The all-female engineering team wants to encourage more women to join the industry.

Jayne Sweeney is hoping a drugs trial could end symptoms for newly diagnosed people.

Stickers of Noah, who went by the name Background Bob, are being placed around the world by his fans.

A teacher warns vaping is a massive problem and poses a "real danger" to children.

Candidates in Henley and Thame respond to concerns raised by food bank chairman Phil Stratton.

Grimsby, won by the Conservatives for the first time in decades in 2019, will be hard fought over.

Seoul is considering sending lethal weapons to Kyiv after Russia and North Korea signed a mutual defence pact.

Heather Belle Wilkins, who was part of The Family, said it took years for attention to wane.

The BBC visits a scheme helping to turn young people from a life of crime.

The vote is a UK general election, and thus will not directly affect how some services are delivered here.

Gwen Jinks is given a special journey thanks to her care home.

Why are politicians so coy about their policies on the EU?

Rebecca Richmond-Smith has been running to replicate the popstar's preparations for the Eras Tour.

The designs aim to highlight WaterAid's mission of bringing clean water to people living in poverty.

Residents of Mr Macron's hometown have turned their back on him ahead of France's snap elections.

Palestinian children are ending up severely ill from dehydration and drinking contaminated water.

Italian officials said DR Automobiles misled customers into thinking its cars were made in Italy.

Pat Cummins takes a hat-trick as Australia beat Bangladesh by 28 runs on the DLS method to start their Super 8s campaign with a win.

The gang shared almost 400GB of the private information on their darknet site and Telegram channel.

The MND campaigner's messages are for his children in the future, his wife told BBC Breakfast.

LGBTQ+ Muslims say they are excited for the first UK event dedicated to queer people of their faith.

Organisations including Age UK and Carers UK say social care provision "has slipped far below an acceptable level".

Some cheaper lotions from supermarkets Aldi and Lidl outperformed more expensive brands, Which? said.

Tory election betting allegations and Keir Starmer's views on Jeremy Corbyn are front and centre of Friday's newspaper headlines.

Conservative billionaire Timothy Mellon's donation helped Trump campaign to outspend Biden in recent weeks.

The 19-year-old from Lancashire went missing on Tenerife in the early hours of Monday.

The BBC's chief political correspondent analyses the key moments of Thursday's Leaders' Special.

The artificial intelligence chip giant briefly took the top spot from the software company this week.

North Korea is building sections of what appears to be a wall in several places near its border with South Korea, new satellite images show.

Wild chimpanzees seek out medicinal plants to eat when they are sick or injured, a study says.

A selection of the week's best photos from across the African continent.

Whoever forms the next government is going to find it hard to ignore the issue of university funding

Tax on pensions is a key issue raised by you through the BBC's Your Voice, Your Vote project.

They may not have been favourites a couple of weeks ago – but Spain have now announced themselves as serious Euro 2024 contenders.  

Alex Scott presents the best of the action from the day's three matches.

Sir Keir Starmer was among four leaders to face a grilling from a BBC Question Time audience.

DUP leader Gavin Robinson said he did not detect an “appetite” for trouble and hoped a resolution could be found.

Adam, Chris and Alex unpack the Leaders’ Question Time performance

Just two weeks from election day, party leaders face tough questions from a BBC Question Time audience.

Scots actress Karen Gillan's new role made her face up to the pitfalls of social media.

The Democratic president and his Republican predecessor will meet on a debate stage for the first time in four years.

BBC Verify examines claims on spending, migration, Brexit, and the NHS, among other issues.

Five parties are set to go head to head in Friday's live televised debate.

Hungary have ridden back into contention for international honours on the back of billions of euros and one man's passion for football.

Gareth Southgate's "experiment" of playing Trent Alexander-Arnold in England's midfield is surely over, writes Phil McNulty.

Jez Litten kicks a dramatic late drop-goal to beat Castleford Tigers and keep up the pressure at the top of Super League.

England's draw with Denmark was "baffling and concerning", according to the pundits, but what exactly is going wrong for the Three Lions?

Fiona Bruce presents a two-hour leaders' special from York.

Mr James told the BBC he "apologises wholeheartedly for any offence caused by this image".

Former Royal Marine Paul Harris says it was the "best and hardest journey" of his life.

The Friedkin Group have moved a step closer to completing a takeover of Everton.

With hundreds thought dead, one victim's family say unregistered pilgrims have been failed by travel agents.

Fans gathered at Jude Bellingham's home club Stourbridge to watch him play for England against Denmark.

England manager Gareth Southgate admits his disappointment in his side's two games at Euro 2024 - despite one win and one draw.

BBC pundits discuss England's performance against Denmark, which saw Harry Kane score the opening goal before Morten Hjulmand's equaliser.

Are the Conservatives really on course for an election 'wipeout'? Or should we be sceptical about the polls?

Watch as Alan Shearer reacts to England's frustrating 1-1 draw with Denmark in their second Euro 2024 Group C game in Frankfurt.

Suryakumar Yadav hits a sublime half-century to help India secure a convincing 47-run win over Afghanistan in the T20 World Cup Super 8s in Barbados.

The Scottish Greens promise to "turbo charge" Scotland's journey to net zero.

The 21 sailors have been on-board the container ship in Baltimore since it struck the Key Bridge in late March.

Scientists say the disaster changed ‘rules of the game’ in monkey society as sharing shade became vital.

Watch highlights as England play out a frustrating 1-1 draw with Denmark in their second Group C game of Euro 2024 in Frankfurt.

A Holyrood complaint claims that stamps bought on MSPs' expenses were passed to UK election candidates.

Constituency which was held by Nick Clegg until 2017 is thought to be winnable by the party.

The star of films including The Hunger Games and Animal House has died after a long illness.

Laura Saunders's statement says she is considering legal action against the BBC over its coverage.

Watch as Phil Foden's effort hits the post as England go close to retaking the lead against Denmark during their Group C game in Frankfurt.

Test how closely you have been paying attention to what has been going on over the past seven days.

The Canadian actor had a prolific screen career that included roles in Don't Look Now and The Hunger Games.

Henry Zeffman: What happens in an election debate spin room?

McLaren’s Lando Norris says the hope of catching Max Verstappen in the World Championship this year has grown in recent races.

Watch as Morten Hjulmand's long range effort puts Denmark level with England.

Our cost of living correspondent answers your questions about housing and personal finance.

Explore each party’s 2024 election manifesto and compare their policies on issues from housing to immigration with this interactive guide from BBC News.

A judge has ruled UKbride can sue more than 100 businesses in a dispute over advertising contracts.

A reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of Dolars Aleksanders.

Twins who died after birth could have survived if they had been delivered earlier, a coroner finds.

Watch as England captain Harry Kane gives England the lead in their Group C game with Denmark in Frankfurt.

A service and flypast was held at RAF Coningsby, the home of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

The World Health Organization says fake drugs, used for type-2 diabetes and weight loss, are a danger to health.

France boss Didier Deschamps says "everything is moving in the right direction" for Kylian Mbappe to be available to play against the Netherlands in their second Euro 2024 match on Friday.

England's second Euro 2024 Group C match against Denmark is under way and you can rate the players from both sides out of 10.

The two superpowers are talking more often to avoid conflict, the US ambassador to China tells the BBC.

Marc Allen was run over by his own car in December 2019 and died almost a month later in hospital.

Letter reveals the government admits misleading Parliament over cases of Afghan special forces.

Cases have been linked to pre-packed sandwiches containing lettuce - but investigations continue.

What do England and Scotland need to do to qualify for the knockout stage of Euro 2024?

A nurse gives evidence in the trial of Lucy Letby, who denies the attempted murder of a baby in 2017.

Watch highlights as Luka Jovic scores late to earn Serbia a 1-1 draw with Slovenia during their Group C game in Munich, and keep their Euro 2024 hope alive.

The inquest into the death of Gill Catchpole comes to an end at Gloucestershire Coroner's Court.

Neil Shadwick died in freezing conditions after Kimberley Ann Hawkins stole his scooter.

The Labour leader said if his party wins there will be more affordable housing for first-time buyers.

A simple guide on how to get a good night's sleep in the heat.

Counsel for both sides are summing up in Nick Adderley's gross misconduct hearing.

Charlie Cosser was stabbed three times in the chest at the party attended by more than 100 people.

New British men's number one Jack Draper continues his memorable week with a notable win over Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz at Queen's.

England hope that all-rounder Freya Kemp will bowl in their T20 series against New Zealand as they name a 16-player squad.

It's the first river stretch in Wales designated for bathing water, and quality must be tested.

A man accused of three attacks at Tube stations is not guilty by reason of insanity on some counts.

Business owner Mike Roberts says about 1,000 panes of glass were shattered.

BBC London has been to Dagenham to hear what residents would like to see from a new government.

Nathaniel Shani's family are calling for parents to take responsibility after losing their own son.

The kit has a conical shape designed to fit over the snout of any furry friend, firefighters say.

It is Ladies Day at the Royal Ascot races and some spectacular headwear is on display.

The rapper is detained under his real name, Jacques Bermon Webster, according to custody records.

Landlady Tanith says the West Ham United and England winger is "loved and cherished" by Essex fans.

The places Labour is aiming to win at the general election.

Head coach Steve Borthwick is "doing a great job" in charge of England, says new Japan boss Eddie Jones.

Labour and the Tories accuse each other of failing to match promises on housing, a key election issue.

The Iberian lynx is now classed as "vulnerable" as numbers surge due to conservation efforts.

Reporting restrictions are lifted on naming two men who killed Gabriel Bringye in February 2021.

Burnley talk with former Manchester United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy as they look to fill their managerial vacancy.

Two-time British Olympic champion Katie Archibald will miss next month's Games after breaking her leg in a freak accident in her garden.

BBC weather forecasters are urging festival-goers to treat the current outlook with caution.

A Crawley council committee will write to the government about alleged licensing breaches.

Fit-again British hurdler Jessica Turner says she is excited to be healthy enough to make a last-ditch attempt at Olympic qualification.

The item was discovered by a metal detectorist in Leicestershire in 2021.

Sir Ian McKellen will not return to his starring West End role as he recovers from a fall off stage.

Many parts of the globe are experiencing temperatures much higher than average for the time of year.

The party's manifesto calls for £28bn a year of extra investment to tackle the climate emergency.

The tiny Channel Island of Sark is debating a proposal to allow tractors to be driven on Sundays.

Guernsey Police confirm he is alive and emergency services have freed him from the Smart car.

A farmer who delivered eggs to a town for decades in his Morris Minor will be missed.

A video of the DA MP resurfaced on social media after he was seen using racial slurs.

The Alliance Party launches its 2024 election manifesto, setting out the party's plans.

The force refers itself over contact it had with Nasen Saadi, who was later charged with murder.

A planning inspector says the development in Bradford does not reflect the character of the area.

Serbia threaten to pull out of Euro 2024 over chanting between fans at the Croatia and Albania match on Wednesday.

The pilot died when the kit-built aircraft went into a spin, hit the ground and burst into flames.

Tony Lee is married to Tory candidate Laura Saunders, who is also being looked into by the Gambling Commission.

Jay Slater who is missing in Tenerife told a friend he was lost and thirsty before his phone cut off.

The online travel firm says generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, are driving the explosive rise.

Gwen Lewis finally gets her childhood wish to go on patrol in a police car.

An engineer was two seconds from being hit by a train after a misunderstanding about the line being closed.

Early birds gathered at Cheltenham's Sandford Parks Lido to watch the sunrise on Thursday morning.

Supporters are put through the emotional wringer as Scotland take on Switzerland in their second Euros match.

Former sub-postmasters react angrily as the company launches an urgent investigation into breach.

Premier League newcomers Leicester City appoint former Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper as their new manager.

The 3,300-year-old storage jars were discovered during a survey of the sea bed in the eastern Mediterranean.

Supreme Court has ruled Surrey Council should have considered climate change impacts of new oil wells.

Many draft-eligible Ukrainians are hiding from mobilisation squads

Lamar brought out a host of LA rap stars to join him on five consecutive renditions of Not Like Us.

The University of North Midlands Trust says its sites have been "under severe and sustained pressure".

Sheffield boxer Liam Cameron details how boxing has given him a "fresh start" after dealing with depression and alcohol abuse.

The house fire in Gosport spread through the roof to seven neighbouring homes.

Scotland have earned the right to try and make history against Hungary, says BBC Sport pundit James McFadden.

The supermarket chain is withdrawing from retail banking to focus on its food business.

English Heritage chief executive Dr Nick Merriman said there appeared to be "no visible damage".

Gloucester number eight Zach Mercer says he loved playing for Montpellier in France's Top 14 as you "couldn't get picked for England" because of the Rugby Football Union's policy of not selecting players based overseas.

Officials say medics at the Download Festival began to "see a pattern" as fans became unwell.

Around 80 others have been hospitalised in Kallakurichi district and officials say the toll could rise.

Watch as Phil Salt and Jonny Bairstow's 97-run partnership powers England to an opening Super 8 victory over West Indies in the T20 World Cup.

Scientists say human-induced climate change made extreme heat 35 times more likely.

Police have yet to confirm the breed of the pet that bit the seven-month-old on the head at the family home.

The aggregate revenue of Women's Super League clubs went up by 50% to £48m in the 2022-23 season, according to analysis from Deloitte.

Former England goalkeeper Joe Hart explains why his friend and former Manchester City team-mate Kasper Schmeichel is still playing on the biggest stage for Denmark at the age of 37.

England laid down a "marker" in their T20 World Cup defence with a near-perfect performance against West Indies, says Steven Finn.

Chief football writer Phil McNulty looks at how Gareth Southgate can get Phil Foden's brilliance at club level to translate into England's Euro 2024 campaign.

People living near Yr Wyddfa say visitors leave litter and use their gardens as toilets.

The 66-year-old says losing her home has left her feeling like a "nervous wreck".

Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, John Swinney and Ed Davey face very different challenges, writes Henry Zeffman.

At the 2019 election, voter turnout in Washington was low. Five years on, are people more engaged?

Parents in Cornwall were told their children's attendance record was not good enough to attend a prom.

Local planning officers say the university must pay for the facility, previously estimated at £600k.

Pinewood Gardens has variations of the St George flag and more than a mile and a half of bunting.

Villagers are concerned wildlife was seriously put at risk after the incident on the River Cam.

Reading prepares to remember the three men stabbed to death in Forbury Park in 2020.

Allen Morgan, found guilty of conspiring to murder Carol Morgan, addresses rumours he killed her.

We're not voting in the general election. These are the reasons why.

The wind phone is a Japanese idea, which encourages users to speak to their lost loved ones.

One mother said she had waited for a place for months while her son was 'trapped' at home.

Aga Moss says she was stopped her taking her shopping trolley into her local Asda due to "issues with theft".

Fake listings on Airbnb for properties near the stadium appeared to use AI images, the BBC finds.

The Wildwood Trust welcomed a litter of wildcats nine weeks ago at their Herne Bay park.

The stamps include images of the RAF jets over famous landmarks and performing spectacular displays.

Gentle shockwaves could regenerate the heart tissue of patients after bypass surgery, research suggests.

Putin's Vietnam trip is being interpreted as displaying the support Russia still enjoys in the region.

England produce their best performance of the T20 World Cup so far to begin the Super 8s stage with a composed eight-wicket win against West Indies.

Pictures taken by MA students of photography and photojournalism at the London College of Communication.

How was the conspiracy behind a killing uncovered after more than four decades?

The far right could win parliamentary elections called by President Macron on 30 June and 7 July.

Harriet Harman wants to see men call out fellow MPs if they see harassment happening in Parliament.

Predictions that the Conservatives could suffer a heavy defeat in the election make the front pages on Thursday.

The health budget faces a £38bn shortfall by 2030, putting plans to tackle the backlog and improve the NHS at risk.

Latif Madoi was arrested for possessing military uniforms, which may be linked to opposition leader Bobi Wine.

Farzad Mansouri was the teenage flagbearer for his nation at the last Olympics. Three years on, displaced by war and relocated to Manchester, he will compete under a new banner in Paris.

The Conservatives say they are in touch with the Gambling Commission "about a small number of individuals".

Despite inflation falling to 2%, experts are expecting interest rates to be held at a 16-year high.

The families of victims of two 737 Max crashes also call for prosecutions a day after apology by chief executive.

Scotland show their best qualities - as well as their worst - to get their Euro 2024 campaign back on track, writes Tom English.

The French president was reacting to the incident which happened in Courbevoie, a suburb of Paris.

BBC correspondents analyse key policies in the SNP manifesto.

Sue Taylor-Franklin had to crowdfund money to pay for knee surgery in Lithuania.

Scotland captain Andy Robertson says his side "gave it everything" in their 1-1 draw with Switzerland, a result which gives them a chance of qualifying from Group A.

Talks to keep the 2016 deal broke down last week.

As well as being a donor, Zia Yusuf will also have a public role for Reform UK during the campaign.

Scotland and Switzerland both miss big chances and share the points after playing out a 1-1 draw in their Group A game in Cologne.

The club severs its link with Alastair Saverimutto, whose school was investigated by BBC Panorama.

Germany's Jamal Musiala puts in another strong performance as he continues to dazzle for his country at Euro 2024 on home soil.

Two boys aged 14 and 15 must serve at least 10 years in custody for killing Nathaniel Shani

Law requires a poster in all public schools classrooms, up to university level, by 2025.

The singer was arrested for running a stop sign and failing to stay on the right side of the road.

Xherdan Shaqiri scores a 'wonderstrike' to bring Switzerland level with Scotland in their Group A game in Cologne.

Watch Scotland get off to a dream start as Scott McTominay gives Scotland the lead over Switzerland in their second group game of Euro 2024.

On an election campaign visit to the Sizewell B plant the PM re-commits to nuclear power.

Gareth Southgate says England must not take major tournaments wins for granted, ahead of facing Denmark at Euro 2024.

Aston Villa have agreed a deal with Chelsea to sign Dutch defender Ian Maatsen.

Newscast and Newsnight unite in Birmingham

Albania have shown they did not come to Euro 2024 to make up the numbers after a dramatic draw left Croatia's golden generation of players on the brink of an early exit.

South Africa survive a scare before beating USA by 18 runs in the first game of the Super 8s at the T20 World Cup.

Amol and Nick look at whether pledges on economic growth are likely to be delivered.

The chancellor is the latest senior Tory to acknowledge his party could be on course for defeat.

On Israel's northern border, the line between deterrence and desire for war is getting harder to see.

A street artist has marked the 30th anniversary of the band's debut album with the image.

A police officer working as part of the PM’s close protection team is arrested over bets about the timing of the general election.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot says joining the club was "not a difficult decision" after watching the rivalry between Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola.

Both the King and Princess of Wales were absent as they both continue treatment for cancer.

A number of England fans at Euro 2024 were filmed singing a controversial chant referencing German casualties in World War Two.

What is the summer solstice, when is it this year - and does it mean good weather?

Gary Lineker appeared to breach the corporation's guidelines by wearing outfits from his own range.

Luton Town manager Rob Edwards signs a new four-year deal despite last season's relegation from the Premier League.

Andy Murray is forced to stop against Australia's Jordan Thompson in what is likely to be his final appearance at Queen's.

The ex-footballer had already agreed to pay £75,000 over a series of defamatory social media posts.

Three pro-Palestinian activists appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court over the protest.

Charlie Cosser was stabbed three times in a marquee at a party attended by more than 100 people.

Mary Lou McDonald was speaking at the launch of Sinn Féin's manifesto for the UK general election.

Henry Zeffman: Will falling inflation change minds on the campaign trail?

Sam Cox, who still plays for his country Guyana, will lead Oxford City in the National League North.

BBC News NI correspondents examine the detail of Sinn Féin's manifesto for the general election.

Pills were produced in garden sheds and garages, then sold online to customers across the UK and US.

Leeds Rhinos head coach Rohan Smith leaves the Super League club by mutual consent after their defeat by lowly Hull FC.

Police are searching heathland near to where Anthony Hill was last seen.

Great Britain name England pair Ellie Kildunne and Megan Jones in their 12-strong women's sevens squad for the Paris Olympic Games.

Watch as Qazim Laci's header gives Albania a shock lead against Croatia in their Group B game in Hamburg.

A doorbell camera captures the moment a house is destroyed in an explosion in Middlesbrough.

The seven-month-old was rushed to hospital after the attack on Sunday, but died later, police say.

The car was one of 30 loaned by Ford to the England team for the duration of the 1970 World Cup.

The SNP's manifesto says a vote for the party is a vote for independence - but could they turn it into reality?

Carol Morgan was found dead in the shop she ran with her husband more than 40 years ago.

Israel says the UN report into six strikes last year that killed at least 218 people is "flawed”.

The Welsh secretary admits current polls suggest a Labour UK government, but says voters are "not at all happy" with choices.

There are signs President Xi disapproves of his allies' alliance, the BBC's China correspondent says.

Activists claim removal of place names is the latest attempt to undermine Uyghur culture in China.

Twelve people were killed and dozens more injured in the 1987 bomb attack in Enniskillen

A hospital consultant tells a jury that the former nurse stood watching as a baby girl became unwell.

Doctors are fighting to save people from heat strokes in a first-of-its-kind clinic in India's capital.

Louise Slater's 12-year-old son Keaton was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Coventry on Friday.

The first minister said the election gives voters a chance to secure Scottish independence.

Chinese personnel armed with swords are accused of ramming Filipino boats in disputed waters.

The Home Office was taken to court after it dropped three measures proposed after a review of the scandal.

England goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck joins Barcelona from Manchester City on a deal which runs until June 2026.

The move comes the day before celebrations for the Summer Solstice.

The BBC's analysis editor answers some of your questions about constituency boundary changes.

The Russian president gives car enthusiast Mr Kim a luxury Russian-made Aurus car during his visit.

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry looked at the school where the future King Charles was educated.

HMT Empire Windrush docked in Essex in 1948, carrying passengers from the Caribbean to the UK.

Talks have been held over the potential collapse of tech firm Atos, which runs vital UK public services.

A police watchdog says Surrey Police’s professional standards department should investigate.

A bouncy castle business owner says the ban will impact his firm, staff and the community.

They claim the cyber attack - which has disrupted more than 1,000 procedures - was politically motivated.

Ms Marten, 37, and Mr Gordon, 50, denied manslaughter by gross negligence of their baby Victoria.

The Home Office said 882 people crossed the Channel in 15 boats on Tuesday.

Ella Janneh brought civil claims against Michael Lousada after the CPS did not press charges.

An inquest will look into admitted failings by Thames Valley Police and the probation service.

Leicester are speaking to former Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper about their managerial vacancy.

Kayfee Hameed describes how he helped to pull a severely burned man from rubble following the blast.

Former British number one Emma Raducanu is one of four Grand Slam champions to receive a wildcard to play at Wimbledon.

BBC pundits suggest Billy Gilmour, Lawrence Shankland and James Forrest could start for Scotland in Wednesday's Euro 2024 game against Switzerland.

Emergency services were called to Octon on Tuesday evening.

Essex sign South African all-rounder Eathan Bosch for two Championship games this month and another two in August.

Jay Slater hasn't been seen since he left his friends in Tenerife 48 hours ago.

Mark Binns says taxes should be raised to provide more funding for social care.

The workers will explain rules to passengers about how much liquid they can carry in cabin bags.

Giselle Ansley hopes to put an injury-ravaged year behind her and win a third consecutive Olympic hockey medal.

The former prime minister Boris Johnson is not expected on the campaign trail between now and polling day.

Visitors to Kew Gardens are still able to catch a glimpse - and whiff - of the Titan arum plant.

Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour brings the house down in Cardiff.

The artificial island forts, converted into luxury hotels, were built to deter a French invasion.

Ada Sagi says her ordeal destroyed her belief that peace is possible between Israelis and Palestinians.

Cyril Ramaphosa has been forced to share power after failing to secure a majority in last month's election.

The Prince Charles Cinema drops the private screening due to "strong concerns" of its customers.

Edward and Sophie celebrated their silver wedding anniversary by releasing a new portrait.

Reuben's family has pledged to do anything it takes to maximise his recovery.

The 2m-long (6.5ft) corn snake became trapped after slithering under a garden shed.

A mother says cuts to bus services mean she struggles to visit her late soldier son’s grave.

Inflation has hit the Bank of England's target for the first time in almost three years.

Scotland need to rediscover their fearlessness and resilience if they are to beat Switzerland and revive their Euro 2024 hopes, writes Tom English.

BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton gives his predictions for the second round of group games at Euro 2024

Two generations of the Tartan Army relive Scotland's Euro 2024 qualifying campaign.

After his amputation Phil says he could wake up to a missing limb and a new government.

Charlotte Spendlove says that like many young people, she cannot afford the rent in her home town.

England are expecting a boisterous atmosphere when they play hosts West Indies on Wednesday in a crucial T20 World Cup game.

Displaced people in Gaza run the risk of disease as more than 300,000 tonnes of waste piles up.

A surveyor stated an extension was "one of the worst he had ever seen and should be condemned".

Opportunities were missed to help a 15-year-old girl before she died on a railway, a report finds.

Linda Colla says there was "lots of pain" when she took out three of her own teeth.

With water pollution dominating headlines, what do voters want politicians to do about the issue?

A recovered alcoholic is running fitness classes at a festival for others battling addiction.

Two blind women from Wirral want voting to be made more accessible so they can vote in secret.

Lee Rennie admitted sending the explicit messages to four colleagues in 2022.

Michelle Wibowo, from Hayward Heath, crafted the edible heads for an exhibition.

Suppliers may need to consider improving hygiene along the chain of production, researchers say.

The pair in their 90s had had to be separated because of a shortage of housing options.

Workers are set to vote on whether GMB should be recognised at the online retailer's Coventry site.

The late poet, writer and actor is set to have the main stage named after him at the upcoming event.

Continuing coverage of the 2024 General Election Campaign, from BBC News

What do those priced out of home ownership want to hear from those seeking their vote?

Tawana tells the Reliable Sauce podcast that she unexpectedly found out she was pregnant in month eight.

The president says people have been killed and wounded in the blast in the capital, N'Djamena.

Andy Brown, standing in Aberdeen North and Moray East, is suspended by the party pending an investigation.

One wildfire nearly tripled in size overnight, officials said, and both fires were completely uncontained.

The allegation from US regulators adds to the growing pressure faced by the social media firm.

The A-lister is the latest star to land a solo exhibition at London's V&A.

Mays won the World Series with the San Francisco Giants in 1954.

Wednesday's papers report fears of a tax rise if Labour is voted into power.

Graffiti is raising the profile and brightening up areas of Johannesburg, infamous for its crime.

Archaeologists excavated bottles from the plantation's basement. What they found inside blew them away.

It’s a two-horse race here, leaflets put out by political parties often claim. Can you trust them?

Helen Maher says she has felt harassed by "disgusting" messages made about her online.

Great Britain name their final three triathletes to complete their team for this summer's Paris Olympic Games.

Cristiano Ronaldo didn't mark his record-breaking appearance with a goal against Czech Republic, but for fans and his team-mates he still has an important role to play for Portugal.

The key examination for medical colleges in India has been mired in allegations of paper leaks and fraud.

Justin Williams is one of many whose savings have eroded and mortgage rates have increased.

It comes as fresh details emerge about social media posts by some Reform UK candidates.

Boeing's CEO defended the company and pledged that it has learned from past mistakes.

First Minister John Swinney will call for an end to public spending cuts at the SNP's manifesto launch.

Watch highlights as Portugal's Francisco Conceicao nets an injury-time winner in their opening Euro 2024 Group F match against Czech Republic at the Leipzig Stadium.

A service has been held in Co Down for the victims of a loyalist killing 30 years ago.

A large portion of US voters see immigration as a primary concern ahead of the November election.

Watch as substitute Francisco Conceicao scores a late winner for Portugal against Czech Republic in their Group F game in Leipzig.

Chelsea hold talks with Atletico Madrid for 20-year-old Spanish striker Samu Omorodion, but La Liga side do not want to sell.

Watch as Lukas Provod gives Czech Republic the lead against Portugal during their Group F game in Leipzig.

The White House affirmed its military support of Israel, saying only one shipment had been paused.

Kylian Mbappe could miss France's meeting with the Netherlands at Euro 2024 after breaking his nose in Monday's opening win over Austria, say the French Football Federation (FFF).

Risso’s dolphins are not a common visitor to Northern Ireland shores.

The stock ended the trading day at nearly $136, up 3.5%, making it more valuable than Microsoft.

Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour brings the house down in Cardiff.

Police are searching for the biological parents of Baby Elsa, who was left in January, and her siblings.

Turkey's Arda Guler has become the latest youngster to shine at Euro 2024 with stunning strike in win against Georgia.

And, is Boris Johnson back on the campaign trail?

British number one Katie Boulter retires from her first round match against Ukraine's Anhelina Kalinina at the Birmingham Classic.

Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo makes history by appearing at a record sixth European Championship.

England's Anthony Gordon tells BBC Radio 5 Live about his love of psychology books, chess, boxing and visualising short-term goals.

The Nintendo heroine takes the starring role in one of its most popular series for the first time.

Watch highlights as Mert Muldur and Arda Guler score spectacular goals to help Turkey to a 3-1 victory against tournament debutants Georgia in their opening Euro 2024 Group F match at the BVB Stadion Dortmund.

Phones4U founder John Caudwell gave the Conservatives £500K before the last general election.

Britain's Andy Murray begins what is likely to be his final Queen's appearance with a gritty win over Australia's Alexei Popyrin.

Watch as Turkey's Arda Guler's wonder goal restores their lead over Georgia during their Group F match in Dortmund.

Tom Ellis, 25, suffered a stab wound outside the Ropewalk shopping centre in Nuneaton.

The show's producers say the 85-year-old actor is "recovering well" and will return "as soon as he is ready".

England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo says the "great journey" Denmark and Manchester United team-mate Christian Eriksen has been on is "amazing" before their Euros match on Thursday.

The Conservatives say they can save £12bn from the welfare budget but Labour argue there are no extra savings to be had.

A group of 50 people has decided to distribute heiress Marlene Engelhorn's fortune to various charitable organisations.

The pocket-sized library in North Thoresby offered locals a range of books to take home to read.

A photographer describes being "shocked" seeing the tent pitched in such a precarious area.

The peace prize laureate was convicted of spreading “propaganda against the system”, her lawyer says.

Court hears accused, Histon mortgage broker Robert Hammond, faced a "surging mountain of debt".

The lorry-bed hit with such force that ended up being torn from the main body of the vehicle.

Mr Longhi, who is standing to be MP for Dudley, underlined his rival's name in his letter to British Pakistani voters.

Wolves are bracing themselves for an offer from Premier League rivals West Ham for their skipper, central defender Max Kilman.

The journalist was observing rioting in the Creggan estate in Derry in April 2019 when she was shot.

A simple blood test that can predict Parkinson's years before symptoms begin has been developed.

More than 250,000 racegoers are expected during the week.

Haviland sent the former This Morning host flowers and stayed in the cottage she rented out.

Do promises to leave various tax rates alone have any credibility, asks the BBC's economics editor.

BBC pundit and ex-Germany international Thomas Hitzlsperger says he scouted Jamal Musiala when he was at Chelsea, but thought something was lacking.

Edward Oakenfull, the party's candidate for Derbyshire Dales, made the offensive posts on X last year.

Boris Johnson is backing Tory candidates and warning about Reform but has yet to appear on the campaign trail.

The Japanese state visit to the UK will not include the traditional trip to meet the prime minister.

Albina Yevko was found on a beach between Dawlish and Dawlish Warren one night in March 2023.

Police apply to give Gordon Thomas, 39, a football banning order after clashes at Euro 2024.

Australia batter David Warner says he is looking forward to avoiding "flak" over the ball-tampering scandal once he has retired.

Fire crews and the air ambulance are sent to Kirkland Walk in Middlesbrough.

Keaton Slater died on Friday when he was struck by a car in Radford Road, Coventry.

The force says it has confirmed the animal's breed and is looking for its owner.

The Nevada monolith is one of number of similar structures have been found around the world in recent years.

The pop star has been arrested on charges related to driving while intoxicated, according to US media.

With the Paris Olympic games coming up and extreme heat already affecting parts of Europe, there are concerns for athletes and spectators.

BBC commentator Liam McLeod with the lowdown on Scotland's next opponents at Euro 2024.

Researchers say the blue ground beetle study using "mini backpacks" could help support conservation.

The charges all relate to the Hinduja family's practice of importing servants from India.

The actress died at her home in Paris on Tuesday morning by her daughter's side.

Three children, aged 14, nine and seven, were reported missing after a day at Thorpe Park.

Hassan Jhangur is accused of murdering father-of-two Chris Marriott who was hit by a car.

Graham Padden from Southport had a place booked but was unable to raise the money needed in time.

Mr Barton apologises “for the distress" Mr Vine had suffered over his comments made on social media.

Lorraine, who we meet at a Salvation Army drop-in session, explains why she'll be skipping this election.

The son of one of the Plymouth shooting victims says there has been a lack of change.

Leader Anas Sarwar says the party will prioritise economic stability and growing the economy.

The presenter had been criticised for her comment which she made while dancing on This Morning.

Struggling with swings, puzzled by passing posts? The BBC's Leila Nathoo is here to help.

Independent investigator says Post Office tried to obstruct probe into IT flaws.

Jay Slater was last heard from at 08:00 BST on Monday 17 June.

Laura Reineke hopes to complete the 48.5km (30 mile) swim in about nine hours.

Natasha Melendez was attacked on 22 March 2020 and died of her injuries on 1 April that year.

Trevor Holden, managing director for Broadland and South Norfolk Councils, says registering is easy.

The Silverstone-filmed blockbuster is produced by Lewis Hamilton.

The Love Island star said he was taken to hospital in Dubai after disembarking.

Reported mishaps have ranged from bacon-topped ice creams to $200 worth of chicken nuggets.

The pay deal, worth up to 19.4% for some, comes after months of negotiations.

As part of our election coverage, the BBC wants to better understand what matters most to you, the voters.

An inquest in Truro heard Ben Mason, Jamie Lane and Luke Warner all died after the crash.

Labour has confirmed it will change the way private school fees are taxed if it wins the election.

Gazans are facing food shortages, as the WHO warns thousands of children are acutely malnourished.

One tenant wants to see a ban on Section 21 evictions, rent controls, and three or five-year tenancies.

The Peruvian-Mexican actress lent her voice to many cartoon characters during a long and illustrious career.

Jennifer Boyle says it was the "worst moment of my life" when her son jumped onto a railtrack.

Steve Close, 61, was dismissed from the Army for kissing a fellow serviceman in 1983.

The BBC Midlands Today presenter is surprised on-air as audience tributes include his son Tim.

A decision not to prosecute the four retired officers was upheld by the CPS after it was challenged.

The White House says more than 500,000 spouses of US citizens will benefit from the new policy.

Next season's Premiership Women’s Rugby season will be shortened to help England's bid to win their home World Cup.

Just over 2.1 million people have registered since the election was called, latest data shows.

From toilet roll to bin liners, we run through what you will need after the gates open on 26 June.

Khandi, 14, Amelia, 9, and Malik, 7, were reported missing after a day at the theme park in Chertsey.

Gloucester-Hartpury prop Maud Muir says the team's defeat by Saracens gave them the kick they needed ahead of the Women's Premiership play-offs.

It means ministers have now missed nine of the past 13 annual benchmarks for tackling climate change.

Meanwhile, a former Uefa strategists says he has been told NI has been "rubbed from the roster" of Euro 2028.

The BBC has spoken to residents in the Towy Valley about their views on a huge wind turbine project.

New Zealand Super Rugby player Connor Garden-Bachop dies at the age of 25.

Newly promoted Ipswich host Liverpool while champions Manchester City are away to Chelsea on the opening weekend of the new Premier League season.

Marcus Smith is at fly-half with flanker Chandler Cunningham-South to make his first Test start when England face Japan in Tokyo on Saturday.

One of the rainiest springs on record boosted soup sales while denting those for sun cream, figures suggest.

Jamaica's five-time Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah will not defend her 200m title at this summer's Games in Paris.

Fans are gathering in the German city for Scotland's second Euro 2024 match on Friday.

His visit comes as Russia searches for arms and allies, two years after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.