Diamond League: Dina Asher-Smith edges 200m win before world title defence

Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith holds on to claim a morale-boosting 200m win in the Diamond League on Thursday.

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The Papers: 'Drunken' Tory whip quits and No 10 'plans VAT cut'

Government whip Chris Pincher's resignation and a possible tax cut make Friday's front pages.

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A Nato summit in Madrid for hawks

The BBC's Frank Gardner speaks to Nato leaders during the first summit since Russia invaded Ukraine.

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TV ad breaks could get longer as rules are reviewed

The frequency of advertising breaks will be reviewed by Ofcom, which says it will consult viewers.

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Nadine Dorries: Culture secretary confuses rugby codes in speech at Rugby League World Cup event

Culture secretary Nadine Dorries confuses the two rugby codes in a speech at a Rugby League World Cup event in St Helens.

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Google sign-up a 'fast track to surveillance', consumer groups say

Ten European consumer organisations join forces to launch complaints to privacy and data regulators

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The Papers: 'A new Iron Curtain' and '100m for the Royals?'

More Nato troops in eastern Europe and a £15m rise in the Royal Family's grant feature in the papers.

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Heathrow Airport announces more flight cancellations

The cancellations are because more passengers are expected at the airport than it can cope with.

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Wimbledon: Britain's Andy Murray knocked out in second round by John Isner

Britain's two-time champion Andy Murray is knocked out of Wimbledon in the second round following defeat in four sets against John Isner.

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Ukraine war: US to ramp up military presence across Europe

President Biden announces a strengthening by "land, air and sea" over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Paris attacks: Salah Abdeslam guilty as historic trial ends

A French court convicts 20 men over the 2015 atrocities at the Bataclan Theatre and across Paris.

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R. Kelly given 30 years in jail for sex abuse

The singer was found to have used his celebrity status to sexually abuse children and women.

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Wales' population hits new high but growth is lowest

Seven areas of Wales saw falls in population, as the first Census 2021 results are revealed.

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Nato veto lifted and more false claims - today's Ukraine round-up

Finland and Sweden to join the alliance as footage shows civilians running for their lives.

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Deborah James ‘taught us how to live and how to die’

Friends and colleagues pay tribute to podcast host Dame Deborah James, who has died at the age of 40.

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Ghislaine Maxwell: What sentencing means to women she preyed on

Epstein victim Annie Farmer says Maxwell's sentence will help bring some sense of justice.

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Scottish independence: Will there be a second referendum?

Nicola Sturgeon wants to hold a second referendum next year, so is another vote now inevitable?

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Harry Gration: Looking back on a life in front of the camera

We look back over the career and life of BBC Look North's Harry Gration

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Wales basic income: Pilot will give care leavers £19,000 a year

More than 500 people leaving care in Wales will be offered £1,600 a month for two years.

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Ukraine war round-up: Shopping mall attack and stolen grain

A missile attack kills at least 11 in the city of Kremenchuk, and Russia is accused of stealing grain.

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Phil Shiner: Former lawyer denies fraud over Iraq war claims

Phil Shiner pleads not guilty to three charges linked to claims made against British troops.

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England v New Zealand: Jack Leach says it is 'very special' to play under Ben Stokes

Spinner Jack Leach says it is "very special" to be part of England's thrilling new Test era under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum.

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Will electric motorbike sales take-off across Asia?

Soaring petrol prices could speed up the transition to electric much faster than expected.

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NI Protocol: MPs to vote on plans to ditch parts of Brexit deal

The UK government wants to change the NI Protocol but the EU says this would break international law.

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Colombia: Scores injured as bullfight stand collapses

Hundreds of people are injured after a wooden stand fell, local media report.

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Rowers rescued after hitting bad weather on Irish Sea

UK coastguard footage shows the rescue of the five-strong crew by an RNLI craft.

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Cristiano Ronaldo: Manchester United expect forward to stay despite Chelsea links

Manchester United expect Cristiano Ronaldo to be part of their squad next season despite reports linking him with Chelsea.

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The Papers: 'Crackdown on unions' and PM plans for third term

The papers lead with strike action warnings and Tory MPs slam Boris Johnson's "delusional" behaviour.

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Roe v Wade: Protesters tear-gassed outside Arizona State Capitol

A video uploaded to social media shows police shooting tear gas into crowds of protesters.

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Glastonbury fans sing Happy Birthday to Paul McCartney

The rock star is playing the festival's Pyramid stage for nearly three hours, a week after his 80th birthday.

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Dozens die trying to cross into Spanish enclave of Melilla

A huge crowd of migrants storm a fence into Melilla in North Africa, with 23 killed and many injured.

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In pictures: Glastonbury 2022

Thousands of people are attending the event which has returned for the first time in three years.

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Congress passes first gun control bill in decades

The landmark bipartisan bill now heads to President Joe Biden's desk to be signed into law.

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Afghanistan earthquake: Survivors count horrific cost

Near the epicentre of the quake that struck Afghanistan this week, houses lie in ruins.

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Pompeii: Ancient pregnant tortoise surprises archaeologists

The reptile's 2,000-year-old remains are discovered by archaeologists buried in volcanic ash and rock.

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LGBT awards: Adele Roberts named role model of the year

The Radio 1 presenter receives "role model" award for opening up the conversation around bowel cancer.

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Liverpool Beatles-themed hotel to share 'lost' Lennon interview tape

The tape recording, made in 1964 by a Hull student, fetched £3,100 at auction.

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Barry Manilow surprises punters at Romsley country pub

The Copacabana and Mandy singer lunched at The Swallows Nest pub in Romsley on Tuesday.

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US immigration: 'They'd rather die than return to Nicaragua'

A record number of Nicaraguans are heading to the US as conditions worsen at home.

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Quiz of the week: What's the biggest freshwater fish?

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?

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Afghanistan earthquake: No food, no shelter and fears of cholera

Secunder Kermani reports from Paktika, Afghanistan, where one survivor says he lost 20 relatives.

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Anita Alvarez: Coach saves US swimmer who fainted during competition

Artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez was rescued from the bottom of the pool at the world championships.

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French Banksy: Eight guilty in theft of Bataclan mural

The men all receive four year sentences after the mural was stolen from a door at the concert hall.

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Paul McCartney's Glastonbury warm-up gig instant sell-out

Tickets to see the former Beatle at the Cheese and Grain in Frome on Friday sold out within minutes.

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Ukraine war round-up: A harrowing trial and EU breakthrough

A Russian soldier is tried in his absence for rape and Ukraine moves closer to EU membership.

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Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall reportedly to divorce

After six years of marriage, the media tycoon and model will divorce, US media reports.

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Johnson hints that new coal mine for Cumbria will get go-ahead

The government faces a huge decision over what to do in Cumbria, amid employment and climate concerns.

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Kaliningrad row: Lithuania accuses Russia of lying about rail 'blockade'

The prime minister says talk of a blockade is untrue and a tiny amount of goods are affected.

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Kaliningrad row: 'Sanctions have brought my factory to a standstill'

Sanctions leave Russia's exclave on the EU's borders struggling to trade.

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Escape from besieged city and refugee camp in Wales - Ukraine round-up

Civilians take their last chance to escape Lysychansk, and a centre for 60 Ukrainian families in Wales.

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Commonwealth: Row over report into secretariat's finances

The row over delays in releasing the report comes as Baroness Scotland seeks a second term as the body's head.

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Newspaper headlines: Strike 'stalemate' and bill 'fatally weakens human rights'

The fallout from the biggest rail strikes in decades continues to lead nearly all the front pages.

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'The barriers to entry have gone - go for it now'

CEO Secrets: Tej Lalvani, boss of Vitabiotics and former Dragons' Den star, shares his advice.

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Ice cream and amusements at the seaside

Jon Pountney's photographs of the Welsh seaside resorts on show in Cardiff.

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Plan to reverse European Court Rwanda rulings

Ministers could ignore the European Court of Human Rights asylum-seekers injunction, under proposals.

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Disabled fans treated like animals, hearing told

Liverpool supporters accuse the French interior minister of lying about the behaviour of English fans.

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Capitol riot hearing: Election officials detail Trump supporters' threats

An Arizona officials describes how the statehouse was overwhelmed with threats and insults.

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Bangladesh: Deadly floods leave millions displaced

At least 32 people have been killed following heavy downpours that triggered flooding in the country.

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Israel heading to polls as coalition moves to dissolve parliament

Yair Lapid is set to take over as prime minister in the coming days with fresh elections expected.

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Newspaper headlines: Britain 'runs into buffers' as PM 'inflames' rail dispute

The biggest rail strike in 30 years, which starts on Tuesday, leads nearly all the front pages.

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Prince William turns 40: Birthday photos show duke's priorities

As he turns 40, the duke conveys his focus on issues like homelessness and the environment.

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Ros Atkins on… Why rail strikes are happening

Ros Atkins examines why a dispute between the RMT union and employers has led to strike action.

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The secret to saving mountain gorillas

Justin Rowlatt finds out what gorilla conservation can teach us about protecting other species.

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Patrice Lumumba: Why a tooth is all that remains of the Congolese hero

All that remains of Congo's murdered leader Patrice Lumumba is being handed to his family in Brussels.

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Newspaper headlines: 'Network derailed' and 'summer of discontent'

The biggest rail strike in 30 years, which starts on Tuesday, leads nearly all the front pages.

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Eight suspects linked to Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira deaths

Three suspects have already been arrested by police in connection with the murders of the two men.

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Train strikes: Dispute still resolvable, says industry boss

More talks between management and unions are expected on Monday - the day before strikes begin.

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Emmanuel Macron a chastened and greatly weakened leader

The parliamentary elections' results confirm the French leader's second term will not be an easy ride.

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Ukraine to ban music by some Russians in media and public spaces

Ukraine's parliament also voted to ban the import of books from Russia and Belarus.

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Duke of Cambridge: New photo of Prince William to mark Father's Day

The photo of the duke grinning with his children on holiday is released just before his 40th birthday.

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Newspaper headlines: New strike 'chaos' and Johnson warns of long war

Next week's looming rail strikes of 40,000 workers make several headlines on Sunday's front pages.

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Dame Kelly Holmes shares relief at coming out as gay

The athlete says she's going to "explode with excitement" as she gets rid of fear around her sexuality.

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Rail strikes will punish innocent people, transport secretary warns

But union leaders blame politicians for failing to stop the strikes, which will begin on Tuesday.

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Ukraine war: Zelensky visits front-line cities of Mykolaiv and Odesa

Ukraine's president makes a rare trip outside the capital to visit bomb-damaged Mykolaiv and Odesa.

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Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira were shot with hunting ammunition, say police

A third suspect has been arrested after the deaths of Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira.

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Staines air crash: Memorial held for one of UK's worst air crashes

The event marking 50 years since the Staines crash, in which 118 people died, was held on Saturday.

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Canadian Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc hit with grid penalty after engine component change

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc suffers the latest of a series of blows to his title hopes with a grid penalty for excessive engine usage.

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Lord Geidt: PM's ex-ethics adviser reveals more about why he quit

Lord Geidt says he resigned over the government's "openness" to breaking international law.

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Newspaper headlines: Big wage rises 'risky' and 'tell dad you love him'

Several stories lead Saturday's front pages, but the cost-of-living crisis continues to dominate.

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Europe heatwave: Outdoor events banned in parts of France

France forced to import electricity as air-conditioners and fans switched on for record heatwave.

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Heathrow Terminal 2 baggage piles up after malfunction

Passengers post pictures on social media as piles of luggage fill the airport's Terminal 2.

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Remains of UK journalist Phillips identified in Brazil

UK journalist Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira went missing in the Amazon on 5 June.

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Labour's Starmer and Rayner return police questionnaire over lockdown drink

The Labour leader and his deputy attended a gathering in an MP's office during lockdown.

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Kim Kardashian: Marilyn Monroe's gown not damaged, Ripley's claims

A "calculated risk" was made to let Kim Kardashian wear the iconic gown to the Met Gala, museum says.

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Powerful 'smoke twister' spotted in Arizona

The twister formed from smoke from the Pipeline Fire in Flagstaff, Arizona.

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Queen's: Ryan Peniston beats Francisco Cerundolo to make quarter-finals

Watch some of the best shots as Great Britain's Ryan Peniston beats Francisco Cerundolo to make it into the quarter-finals at Queen's.

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Premier League 2022-23 fixtures: Schedule to be announced on Thursday

The 2022-23 Premier League fixtures will be released at 09:00 BST on Thursday - find out how to follow your favourite team on BBC Sport.

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Melbourne Grand Prix: Australian race on calendar until 2035

Formula 1 has struck a new contract to race at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne until 2035.

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Ukraine war: Thousands of civilians trapped in Severodonetsk

Food and water are running out for the women and children still there, a UN official tells the BBC.

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Lil Wayne denied UK entry for Strawberries and Creem festival, organisers say

It was due to be the Grammy award-winning US rap artist's first UK show in several years.

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Driver fined £1,100 for passing Bridgend cyclist too closely

The motorist says the prosecution for failing to allow enough room has cost him about £4,500.

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Dean Henderson: Nottingham Forest open talks with Manchester United over loan deal for England goalkeeper

Nottingham Forest open talks with Manchester United over a potential loan deal for England goalkeeper Dean Henderson.

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Dog health: Don't buy a bulldog until breed is reshaped, vets plead

A study finds the English bulldog has double the health risks of other dogs.

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The papers: 'Rwandan air farce' as court grounds asylum jet

The front pages focus on the dramatic last-minute halting of the government's deportation flight.

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Chris Mason on where the Rwanda flight setback leaves ministers

The government seems determined to press ahead with its plans despite last-minute legal interventions.

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People in Pakistan urged to drink fewer cups of tea

Reducing consumption by one to two cups every day would help the economy, a senior minister says.

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Last-minute legal battle cancelled Rwanda asylum flight

Up to seven people had been expected to be removed to the east African country on Tuesday evening.

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Rwanda asylum plan: Last-minute legal battle over flight

The European Court of Human Rights blocks the removal of one of seven passengers from Tuesday's flight.

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Trump 'detached from reality' says top advisor

Witnesses painted a picture of a chaotic and deeply divided Trump White House after the 2020 election.

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Sir Mick Jagger tests positive for Covid

The singer thanks fans for their patience as The Rolling Stones cancel a show in Amsterdam.

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Ros Atkins on… The Rwanda asylum seekers plan

Ros Atkins looks at the government’s controversial plan to fly some illegal arrivals to Rwanda.

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Yellowstone peak rename honours Native Americans

The previous name for the mountain honoured a US explorer who massacred native people in the region.

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Ghostbusters fan wish comes true on Leeds library ghoul hunt

George, eight, spent the day chasing ghosts around Leeds Central Library.

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Ukraine war round-up: City cut off and a story of escape

All bridges to a key city are destroyed and one woman tells of her escape to England.

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Ukraine war: Evidence shows widespread use of cluster munitions in Kharkiv

Russia has killed hundreds of civilians in Kharkiv with indiscriminate weapons, according to a new report.

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Tony Blair to join Queen's highest chivalry order at Windsor ceremony

The Duchess of Cornwall and Baroness Amos will also be installed in the royal Order of the Garter.

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Catholic Church sexual abuse survivor wants Pope Francis to listen

Mark Murray suffered repeated sexual abuse as a child while at a Catholic priest training school.

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Phil Bennett: Legendary Wales and British and Irish Lions fly-half dies aged 73

Legendary Wales, British and Irish Lions and Llanelli fly-half Phil Bennett has died at the age of 73.

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Man found in car at bottom of cliffs in Cornwall

Police say a body is recovered after a vehicle is found at the bottom of Pendeen cliff.

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Obituary: Phil Bennett elevated rugby to an art form

Phil Bennett, the legendary Wales and British and Irish Lions fly-half who elevated rugby union to an art form, dies at the age of 73.

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What a San Francisco vote says about the US left

The recall of San Francisco's top public prosecutor amid rising drug deaths exposes a rift on the left.

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England 0-0 Italy: Is Three Lions' lack of goals becoming a problem?

As England fail to score from open play for a third successive game, do the Three Lions have problems in attack?

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Scotland and UK split over gene-edited food

The food should not be "forced" on Scottish markets by a new UK bill, a government minister says.

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England 0-0 Italy: Three Lions' winless run continues

England's winless run continues as they are held to a draw by Italy in a Nations League game played behind closed doors at Molineux.

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Ayelsbury theatre paintings capture effect of Covid-19

An artist’s commissions throughout the pandemic capture an"industry on its knees" but also "hope".

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St Dogmaels: Man drowns after rescuing children from sea

"Hero" Hywel Morgan, 47, died after rescuing two children who were caught in a rip current.

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Manchester stabbing: Jakub Szymanski named as 15-year-old victim

Police name a teenager boy who was killed in a stabbing in the Miles Platting area of Manchester.

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Cristiano Ronaldo: US judge dismisses rape lawsuit

The case against the footballer was thrown out because the accuser's lawyer relied on stolen records.

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England v New Zealand: 'Right call' to bowl first, says Jon Lewis

England made the "right call" by bowling first in the second Test against New Zealand, according to fast bowling coach Jon Lewis.

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The Papers: Charles 'attacks' Rwanda plan, and sugar tax snub

Claims the Prince of Wales has criticised the UK scheme to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda makes headlines.

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Putin and Peter the Great: Russian leader likens himself to 18th Century tsar

With a nod to history, Putin now feels bold enough to admit that his operation is an occupation.

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Ukraine round-up: Mariupol cholera warning and Russian McDonald's logo unveiled

There are warnings that conditions in the ruined city could lead to outbreaks of cholera.

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Fuel prices: London petrol station sells diesel at nearly £2.50 a litre

Motoring group the RAC says the station has one of the highest prices for fuel in the UK.

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Julee Cruise: Twin Peaks creator David Lynch pays tribute to 'great singer'

Director David Lynch remembers Cruise as "a great musician, a great singer and a great human being".

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Ukrainian casualties: Kyiv losing up to 200 troops a day - Zelensky aide

Mykhaylo Podolyak told the BBC that Ukraine needs more weapons to match Russia's firepower.

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A clash between mountain bears ends in deadly fall

A female bear was forced to protect her cub from a male in Spain's Cantabrian mountains.

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Chris Mason: Boris Johnson faces political and economic gales

Can the prime minister tackle the rising cost of living while grappling with challenges to his leadership?

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Ros Atkins On... Saudi Arabia’s $2 billion golf series

Ros Atkins looks at the controversy surrounding the new Saudi-funded golf tournament.

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Sir Cliff Richard's sex offence anonymity plea to Parliament

The singer calls for a change in the law, speaking of "how desperate it is to be accused of something you never did".

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US man charged with attempted murder of Justice Brett Kavanaugh

The man was arrested early on Wednesday morning outside the home of Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

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Michael Gove vows to end 'scourge' of empty second homes

Owners of unoccupied properties would be hit with higher council tax under "levelling up" plans.

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Is Russia exporting grain from Ukraine?

Much Ukrainian grain is stuck in silos, while Russia reportedly ships some cargoes from Crimea.

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Buy now, pay later: Warning over use of credit cards to cover payments

Millions of young shoppers are borrowing money to make buy now pay later repayments, says Citizens Advice.

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Dom Phillips: Missing journalist's wife in tearful plea to step up search

Two days after Dom Phillips disappeared, his wife appeals to Brazil to locate "the love of my life".

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HS2: Government scraps plans for £3bn West Coast Main Line link

Rail bosses react angrily to the scrapping of plans for the line in Cheshire and Greater Manchester.

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Donbas WW1 warfare and Britons in Ukraine rebel court - round-up

Fighting in Donbas said to resemble WW1 trench warfare, and Britons appear in court in rebel-held territory.

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Matthew McConaughey: 'This should be a nonpartisan issue'

The actor spoke at the White House to advocate for "responsible gun ownership".

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Why Australia is declaring a 'new era' in the Pacific

Albanese's government is promising to restore ties with its "brothers and sisters" - is it too late?

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Why the Central African Republic adopted Bitcoin

Some 90% of people in the Central African Republic lack access to the internet, needed to use Bitcoin.

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The people making money from just surfing the internet

A Canadian tech firm is allowing people to take a cut of online advertising revenue.

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Why are flights being cancelled?

There has been significant disruption at UK airports, with flights cancelled and long queues at airports.

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The Papers: 'My heart is with you', and PM 'toxic for Tories'

The Queen's Jubilee tribute to the nation and a possible confidence vote in the PM lead Monday's papers.

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Ukraine war: Flight ban hits Russian foreign minister's visit to Serbia

Balkan countries deny Sergei Lavrov's plane use of their airspace, scuppering his Serbia visit.

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COP26: Are nations on track to meet their climate goals?

Governments are due to meet in Bonn to discuss progress on climate action since COP26.

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Start-ups fuel India's growing obsession with skincare

The success of beauty start-ups has disrupted the Indian market as homegrown brands offer a vast variety.

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Platinum Jubilee concert: Mummy laughs and cries with us all, says Prince Charles

"Thank you", says the Queen's son, in a heartfelt tribute during a concert opened by the monarch and... Paddington Bear.

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The Queen meets Paddington Bear for tea

The Queen and the animated children's character professed a shared love for marmalade sandwiches.

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Abbott: US baby formula plant linked to national shortage resumes production

Abbott says it is restarting its plant in Michigan after it was closed because of contamination.

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Trespasser causes severe rail disruption for partygoers

Services to and from London Kings Cross are expected to be disrupted until the end of service.

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Party at the Palace: The Queen meets Paddington Bear for jubilee celebrations

The Queen and the animated children's character professed a shared love for marmalade sandwiches.

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Mother of world's only nonuplets on how she cares for nine babies

Halima Cissé, who gave birth to nine babies last year, explains how she manages to look after them all.

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Covid: Why do some vaccines protect you for longer than others?

Here's why you need more than one Covid jab.

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War in Ukraine: We are holding on, say Mykolaiv residents

Residents in the southern region of Ukraine speak of their defiance and dread as the war rages on.

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DR Congo: 'My life has changed thanks to coffee'

Some of the world's best beans come from an island in DR Congo, where ex-fighters get a second chance.

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Drought-stricken US warned of looming 'dead pool'

Tens of thousands of acres of farmland lie idle because farmers can't get enough water to grow crops.

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Nilambur Ayisha: The Muslim actor who survived a bullet on stage

Nilambur Ayisha was targeted by people who believed a Muslim woman shouldn't act, but she never gave up.

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The Papers: 'We give thanks' and 'together... yet apart'

Gratitude for the Queen and reported tensions between her grandsons lead the front pages.

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Queen Mother's car revealed by couple's detective work

A car lover bought it for £2,000, before investigations with his wife uncovered its royal history.

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The Russian soldiers refusing to fight in Ukraine

Because of their experiences on the front line, some troops are seeking legal advice to avoid being redeployed.

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US midterms: Would-be AOC takes on 'last pro-life Democrat'

She hopes to topple a Texas congressman, but is fighting for abortion rights a vote winner here?

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England v New Zealand: Stokes era gets off to mixed start at Lord's

Watch highlights as England make a chaotic start to the first Test against New Zealand as 17 wickets fall on the first day at Lord's.

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Ukraine war round-up: City besieged and football triumph

Fighting continues in the east as authorities in occupied Zaporizhzhia move to nationalise property.

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Queen’s Jubilee birthday honours: Damian Lewis, Stella McCartney and Clare Balding on list

Team GB curlers, a Masterchef duo, footballers and soap stars are also on the Queen's honours list.

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Buffalo shooting: Suspect charged with domestic terrorism

Payton Gendron, 18, is accused of killing 10 people in a racially-motivated attack in a supermarket.

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Platinum Jubilee: Queen portrait released as UK set for celebrations

The 96-year-old says she is "inspired by the goodwill" shown to her, ahead of four days of celebrations.

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Ukraine beat Scots to set up Wales play-off final

A heroic Ukraine rouse a performance dripping in spirit and courage to stun Scotland in an historic World Cup play-off semi-final.

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Ukraine round-up: Long-range rockets and Kherson torture claims

The US says the missiles will strengthen Kyiv's negotiating stance as the war nears its 100th day.

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Sheryl Sandberg to leave Facebook after 14 years

Her departure comes as the social media company faces challenges, including a slowdown in ad sales.

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Grenfell fire: Cladding banned five years after deadly blaze

More than 70 people died in the fire, which spread rapidly due to the type of cladding.

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