Paul Adams: Starmer and Lammy sound genuinely angry at Israel
The PM sounded genuinely angry at Israel's aid blockade and expanded Gaza offensive, writes diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams.
Factory unit almost destroyed as fire takes hold
People are urged to keep their windows closed after a fire breaks out in a three-storey building.
Teenagers admit torturing and killing kittens
A boy, 17, and girl, 16, plead guilty to killing the animals found in a field on 3 May.
Family criticises law change on paedophiles' parental rights
Those convicted of child sexual offences may not be banned from contact with their own offspring.
Liberty Steel plants in Rotherham and Sheffield under threat
A court will decide whether the firm should be wound up on Wednesday
Woman jailed for taking fraudulent citizen tests
Josephine Maurice took citizenships tests at various centres while disguised as both men and women.
British surgeon's 'high anxiety' operating in Gaza
Dr Rose has been describing life at Nassar Hospital in Gazan city of Khan Younis.
Doubts over whether Brits can use EU e-gates this summer
It is unclear whether UK travellers can avoid long queues this summer and use e-gates at European airports.
Lorraine's ITV show cut to 30 minutes as job cuts loom
The daytime show will be cut by half an hour as
Woman jailed for race hate post on X loses appeal
Lucy Connolly called for migrant hotels to be "set on fire" on the day of the Southport attacks.
Bicester firefighter's bravery shone through - family
Firefighters Jennie Logan and Martyn Sadler, along with father Dave Chester, died in the fire.
Girl unlawfully killed at water park, coroner says
Kyra Hill, 11, drowned during a birthday party at the park near Windsor in August 2022.
Girl who drowned at water park unlawfully killed, coroner says
Kyra Hill, 11, drowned during a birthday party at the park near Windsor in August 2022.
Man who helped smuggle more than 3,000 people into Europe jailed for 25 years
Ahmed Ebid is believed to be the first person from the UK convicted of organising boat crossings across the Mediterranean.
What does the UK-EU deal mean for holidays and jobs? Your questions answered
We have been answering questions on the trade deal submitted via Your Voice, Your BBC News.
Ministers consider easing winter fuel payment cuts
Options under discussion include changing eligibility, or restoring the payments to all pensioners.
Coach trips and 33-hour ferries as fans flock to Bilbao
Up to 80,000 Manchester United and Tottenham fans are expected to descend on Bilbao, a city with a population of around 350,000, for Wednesday's Europa League final.
Supplier to major supermarkets hit by cyber attack
Logistics firm Peter Green Chilled supplies major supermarkets, but it is relatively small compared to its rivals.
Tommy Robinson to be released from prison early
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, has his sentence reduced by four months.
Woman jailed for racist X post loses appeal
Lucy Connolly, jailed for a racist tweet following the Southport attack, has lost her appeal.
