Three ex-bosses of Lucy Letby arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter
All three worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital between 2015 and 2016, when Letby killed babies at the neonatal unit.
92-year-old man sentenced to life in prison for 1967 murder and rape
Ryland Headley, who was 34 when he raped and strangled Louisa Dunne, was told he will die in prison.
Conor McGregor's appeal against civil rape case ruling begins
In 2024 a jury found McGregor assaulted Nikita Hand in a Dublin hotel in December 2018.
Chief rabbi attacks BBC for airing 'vile Jew hate' at Glastonbury
Sir Ephraim Mirvis hit out after Bob Vylan's controversial performance at Glastonbury was aired by BBC.
House prices see biggest monthly fall for over two years
The Nationwide says the fall may reflect weaker demand following April's changes to stamp duty.
Parental leave and pay for new parents to be reviewed
Campaigners say the UK's system has been "overlooked for years", and investing in it is a "no-brainer".
Chris Mason: Labour still has a big persuasion job ahead on welfare cuts
Ministers hope a partial U-turn will win over Labour rebels when MPs vote on welfare changes later.
Meet the only English manager at the Euros
Gemma Grainger will take on the biggest challenge of her career when she leads Norway into the Euros. BBC Sport has been talking to the only English head coach at the tournament.
WW2 veteran, 106, puts long life down to custard
Leslie Lemon says he eats it every day and does not mind whether it comes from a tin or a carton.
Could cold case killer have more victims?
Ryland Headley was convicted of killing Louisa Dunne almost six decades after the crime took place.
Parents to sue over abuse of disabled children
Daniel Clarke is in prison for abusing six boys, but police think he may have targeted dozens.
The Papers: 'Chaos on eve of welfare vote' and 'Red-hot Brits'
Parliament is to vote on the welfare bill amid reports of a backbench rebellion and Wimbledon heats up.
Parental leave and pay for new parents to be reviewed
Campaigners say the UK's system has been "overlooked for years", and investing in it is a "no-brainer".
Parents face hurdles vaccinating children - report
Obstacles include difficulty booking appointments and too few jab reminders, say child health experts.
Financial issues at school 'concerning', says Education Authority
The investigation by the EA was prompted by an internal audit which identified a number of issues.
Household energy bills fall but may not go much lower
Bills for homes using a typical amount of gas and electricity will drop by £11 a month.
Families in distress over 'horrendous' graveyard vandalism
Forty headstones were damaged and a large wooden crucifix set alight at a Renfrewshire cemetery.
'Rupturing both of my ACLs was mental torture'
Ahead of Euro 2025, female footballers share their experience of serious knee injuries.
Did BBC's focus on one potential Glastonbury controversy miss another?
This was not the peace-loving, welcome-to-all vibe that Glastonbury tries to project, writes Katie Razzall.
Royal train to be cut in Palace cost-saving measure
The announcement has come alongside the annual publication of royal finances.
