House prices fall in April as stamp duty changes kick in

The slowdown in the market was expected due to the lowering of thresholds at which buyers need to start paying stamp duty at.

Fire destroys historic US church with ties to MLK

The Clayborn Temple in Memphis, Tennessee, was the organising centre for Martin Luther King Jr's final campaign in 1968.

Football is too expensive for working class fans, MP says

Liverpool West Derby MP Ian Byrne claims young and working class fans are priced out of big matches.

Kneecap: Rap group are no strangers to controversy, but is this time different?

The Irish band have a reputation for provocation, but a new row has led to rising scrutiny and anger.

Xi's real test is not Trump's trade war

The real battleground of the current trade war might be China's domestic economy

Chelsea close in on WSL title - will they win it on Wednesday?

Chelsea look to be charging towards a sixth straight WSL title as they extend their lead at the top to six points - but when could they win it?

'I was attacked on CCTV - but the charge was dropped in a plea deal'

Liz Shanks is calling for the law to be changed to ensure that victims are notified about plea deals.

Is there a local election in my area and where can I vote?

Find out whether there is an election near you on Thursday and where you can vote, using our lookup tool.

Hollywood star Anne Hathaway 'dreams a dream' of Arsenal glory

Hollywood star Anne Hathaway has been showing her support for Arsenal in recent weeks with a series of videos that have gone viral.

Some charges against alleged mushroom lunch killer dropped

Australian woman Erin Patterson is accused of killing three relatives with a toxic mushroom lunch.

Watch: How Canada's election night unfolded

An unprecedented win and a message to Trump - a look at how Mark Carney's Liberal Party claimed victory.

The runner who went viral and sparked a campaign for change

When a photo of ultrarunner Sophie Power breastfeeding during a race went viral, it sparked a campaign for change.

Will Ferrari turn their season around?

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before this weekend's Miami Grand Prix.

Hong Kong frees four pro-democracy lawmakers who completed jail terms

They were part of the Hong Kong 47 who tried to run an unofficial election primary.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame picks Outkast but not Oasis

Voters pick Outkast and Cyndi Lauper for induction, but overlook Oasis, Mariah Carey and New Order.

Beijing seizes tiny sandbank in South China Sea

The Philippines, which disputes China's claim to the sandbank, responds by releasing a photo of its own forces on another.

Canada votes in pivotal election transformed by Trump

The US president came to dominate on the campaign trail, with the contest being viewed as a referendum on how Canada should engage with him.

'Grandpa robbers' held Kim Kardashian at gunpoint - but didn't know who she was

Suspects who are accused of robbing Kim Kardashian at gunpoint in October 2016 stand trial in Paris.

'Liverpool still need new blood' - where will Slot strengthen?

Liverpool must still rebuild with major signings despite winning the Premier League, says BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty.

Australia PM candidate says Aboriginal welcomes 'overdone'

Peter Dutton said Aboriginal "welcome to country" rites are "overdone", after crowds booed an elder last week.

Highlights: Palace beat Villa to reach FA Cup final

Crystal Palace reach the FA Cup final in spectacular style as Eberechi Eze and Ismaila Sarr drive them to a fully deserved victory against Aston Villa at Wembley.

Home needed for two killer whales stuck in shuttered zoo

An international search is under way for a suitable home for the orcas stranded in France.

Area burned by UK wildfires in 2025 already at annual record

The prolonged dry, sunny weather in March and April created ideal conditions for wildfires to spread.

Soap opera twists and fatherly love - but what next for Eubank and Benn?

Aim for world titles, or do it all again - what next for Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn after the former's narrow win in their second-generation grudge match?

Match of the Day

All the goals, reaction and analysis from the day’s five Premier League games.

Liverpool have 'big responsibility' to win title at Anfield - Slot

Liverpool manager Arne Slot says his team have a "big responsibility" to secure the club's 20th top-flight title against Tottenham at Anfield.

Maximum joy but Allen beaten by Wakelin at Crucible

Northern Ireland's Mark Allen makes an "incredible" 147 break but loses to England's Chris Wakelin in an absorbing World Championship second-round match.

Eubank v Benn - big-fight predictions

BBC Sport gathers predictions from the world of boxing for Chris Eubank Jr v Conor Benn.

Watch: How previous Popes were laid to rest

From Pius XII to Benedict XVI, the BBC looks back at video from papal funerals since 1958.

Hearn ready for snooker to leave Crucible after 2027

Barry Hearn says the World Snooker Championship will leave the Crucible after the 2027 tournament unless a new venue or a major expansion is agreed upon.

Reform UK criticised for candidates' offensive posts

Nigel Farage says his party has the best vetting - but campaigners find candidates who appear to have slipped through the net.

Clothing and DIY sales boosted by sunny weather

Retail sales rose for the third month in a row in March as warmer weather helped to boost trade.

California passes Japan as fourth largest economy

The US state expresses worries that President Donald Trump's tariffs could stunt future growth.

Health of Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro has worsened, doctors say

The 70-year-old, who remains in intensive care, underwent intestinal surgery earlier this month - and currently faces coup charges.

Exhausted hospital staff putting patients at risk, says watchdog

NHS safety body wants a focus on staff fatigue as it warns of mistakes and impaired decision-making.

James Bulger's mum seeks AI law to curb clips of murder victims

Denise Fergus says internet laws don't go far enough to protect people from harmful content online.

Baby 'born twice' after rare cancer surgery

Lucy's son was "born twice" as she underwent a five-hour surgery to treat ovarian cancer.

Convicted murderer missing from prison near Dundee

Raymond McCourt was given a life sentence in 1993 for killing a shopkeeper and wounding two other people.

Ofcom announces new rules for tech firms to protect children online

Websites will have to instate age checks and tighten up algorithm recommendations for young users.

Vehicles to be freed from car park after two years

It is thought up to 40 vehicles have been trapped in a building complex car park since December 2022.

Nine killed in Russian attack on Ukraine bus

At least 30 were injured in the city of Marhanets in central-south Ukraine.

London to host fresh Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks

Speculation that Russia might be willing to halt its invasion along current front lines is growing.

Why the IMF is worried about the US economy - three things to know

The influential financial agency is projecting slower economic growth in the US due to uncertainty around President Trump's tariffs.

World leaders from Trump to Zelensky to attend Pope's funeral

The pontiff's body will lie in St Peter's Basilica from Wednesday until Friday to allow mourners to pay their respects.

Inside Benn's camp before Eubank Jr fight

Conor Benn will finally face bitter rival Chris Eubank Jr at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.

'What a fight!' - Relive Eubank v Benn 1990 world title bout

Relive Chris Eubank Sr's epic fight with Nigel Benn in 1990 before their sons face-off in the ring on Saturday.

Talks to resume as Birmingham bin strike enters sixth week

Negotiations between the city council and the Unite union are due to resume on Wednesday afternoon.

Thousands remain affected after burst water pipe

South West Water says it is "carefully recharging the network" to fully restore water supplies.

Final days of Pope who joined Vatican crowds at Easter despite doctors' advice

Francis did what he had always done, receiving visitors and meeting people from every walk of life.

Francis was a vocal critic of the powerful, his influence felt far beyond faith

The informal Pope aimed to shift influence from Rome into hands of the faithful, the BBC's Aleem Maqbool writes.

Thousands remain affected after burst water pipe

South West Water says it is "carefully recharging the network" to fully restore water supplies.

'I went into hospital for four days and came out two years later'

After being told she would never move again, Megan Dixon is preparing for an independent life.

Will Verstappen modify his driving after penalty?

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Island where Stormzy wrote album on sale for £25m

Osea Island, a secluded retreat reached by a causeway, is popular with stars seeking privacy.

US sets tariffs of up to 3,521% on South East Asia solar panels

Several Chinese solar companies with factories across the region could face steep new tariffs.

'An incredible battle' - why top-five race is 'impossible to call'

MOTD2 pundit Alan Shearer explains why the race for a top-five finish in the Premier League will go to the wire.

Verstappen says 'people can't handle the full truth' after Saudi penalty

Max Verstappen would not discuss the penalty he was given in Saudi Arabia for fear of getting into trouble, writes Andrew Benson.

Hegseth shared Yemen attack details in second Signal chat, reports say

The private messaging group included the US defence secretary's wife, brother and personal lawyer, sources tell US media.

'An incredible battle' - why top-five race is 'impossible to call'

MOTD2 pundit Alan Shearer explains why the race for a top-five finish in the Premier League will go to the wire.

Watch: Celebrations usher in the dawn of Easter Sunday

The most important date in the Christian calendar is being marked around the world.

Flintoff 'didn't leave house for six months' after crash

The former England cricketer speaks about his recovery from the crash ahead of a new documentary.

Colossal squid filmed in ocean for the first time

Stunned scientists say the extremely rare squid can weigh up to 500kg (1,100lb).

Crucible curse? Reigning champion Wilson loses to Lei

Debutant Lei Peifan stuns defending champion Kyren Wilson by fighting back from 6-2 down to triumph 10-9 as the 'Crucible curse' strikes again.

India's sword-wielding grandmother still going strong at 82

At 82, Meenakshi Amma is possibly the oldest woman to practise an ancient Indian martial art.

Oldest serving US astronaut returns to Earth on 70th birthday

A capsule with Dan Pettit and his two Russian crewmates lands in Kazakhstan after a space station mission.

Council orders parking fine review following TikToker's videos

A social media "investigator" prompts a review of parking signs on a Manchester city centre street.

'Warmest welcome' – but can Arsenal give ex-boss unhappy return?

In charge of masterminding a Lyon victory over Arsenal in the Women's Champions League is a familiar face, with former Arsenal boss Joe Montemurro returning to Emirates Stadium.

The 132-year record Sutton is desperate to keep

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on DJ & producer Sherelle with his predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

'You don't look like someone who gets an MBE'

Disabled people should be more fairly recognised in the honours system, says an advocate for the rights of autistic women and girls.

Ryan Gosling to star in new Star Wars film

The new Disney project, titled Star Wars: Starfighter, is set to be released in May 2027.

Anxiety at US colleges as foreign students are detained

High-profile detentions and visa revocations are putting students on edge, as Trump tightens his squeeze on US schools.

Fire services get 50% less than police to cover tax rises

Fire services across England say they will struggle to meet the cost of a rise in employer National Insurance.

From beer to betting - how have football shirt sponsors changed?

With gambling firms dominating, BBC Sport looks at how and why football shirt sponsorship has changed over the decades.

Five takeaways from Canada party leaders' big TV debate

There were two ghosts in the room during Canada's federal election debate - Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump.

US strikes on Yemen fuel terminal kill at least 38, Houthis say

The US says the attack on the Red Sea coast aimed to restrict supplies and funds for the Houthi movement.

'If you don't prepare right, you will pay' - fears rise over Chelsea form

Chelsea may be through to the semi-finals of the Europa Conference League, but the boos that followed their surprise defeat by Legia Warsaw summed up the current mood of dissent at Stamford Bridge.

Sutton's predictions v DJ & producer Sherelle

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on DJ & producer Sherelle with his predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

Sloth has pioneering surgery to cure toothache

Dentists say it was a "great privilege" to treat the rare animal at Chester Zoo.

Gold hits new record over US-China trade war fears

Prices rose after the US Fed's chair warned tariffs could hit economic growth and fuel inflation.

Northern Lights shine across UK skies after geomagnetic storm

For a second night in a row and after a severe geomagnetic storm, the Northern Lights were seen unusually as far south as Cornwall.

Business groups urge changes to workers' rights bill

The proposed new law includes a right to sick pay on day one of work and guaranteed hours.

Tropical parakeets ruffle feathers at Belfast park

It's estimated that about 15 parakeets have found a new home in north Belfast.

Now or never for Postecoglou to save Spurs' season - and his job?

Tottenham face Eintracht Frankfurt in Europa League quarter-final second leg with questions growing around Ange Postecoglou's future. Is this a match he has to win to safeguard his future?

Harvard just stood up to Trump. How long can it last?

With billions in the balance, the battle may just be starting between the US government and universities.

China appoints new trade envoy in face of tariff turmoil

The shift comes as Beijing refuses to back down in an escalating trade war with Washington.

Paramilitaries declare rival government in Sudan

The country is experiencing the worst humanitarian crisis in the world two years into a bloody civil war.

Russian hairdresser jailed over neighbour claim of spreading fake news

Anna Alexandrova denied posting anti-war messages, insisting the case was motivated by a land squabble.

US pastor taken during church service in South Africa found after shoot-out

Three people have died in the "high-intensity shootout" that led to Josh Sullivan's rescue, officials say.

Biden attacks Trump in first speech since leaving White House

The ex-president uses the speech to criticise the Trump administration's cuts to the welfare agency.

'We are convinced' - but is this a comeback too far for Madrid?

Real Madrid players say they are convinced they can overturn a 3-0 first-leg deficit against Arsenal, but is this a comeback too far for the European champions?

Gladiators king on how win is 'best moment' of his life

Joe Fishburn, from Scarborough, says winning the show in front of his grandma made it extra special.

'My eczema makes me feel trapped': Skin patients' agonising wait for NHS treatment

Patients with diseases such as eczema and acne are waiting up to two years for appointments.

Birmingham bin strike to continue as workers 'overwhelmingly' reject deal

The month-long walkout has seen bin bags and fly-tipped rubbish piled high on Birmingham's streets.

Concacaf opposes 64-team World Cup plans for 2030

Concacaf president Victor Montagliani criticises a proposal to expand the 2030 men's World Cup to 64 teams.

Is Piastri now favourite for drivers' title?

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Game on! It's time to play Champions League Squares

Welcome to Uefa Champions League Squares - the new BBC Sport game which you can play alongside the live match action.

Watch: Masters victory was a long time coming, McIlroy tells BBC Sport

BBC Sport NI's Stephen Watson speaks to Masters champion Rory McIlroy after his dramatic play-off win at Augusta National to complete the career Grand Slam.

Israeli air strike destroys part of last fully functional hospital in Gaza City

The Israel Defense Forces said the hospital contained a "command and control center used by Hamas".

Match of the Day 2: Highlights including Newcastle v Man Utd

Kelly Somers presents all the highlights from the day’s four Premier League fixtures.

Probe continues into cause of fatal house explosion

A man in his 50s died in the explosion that saw dozens of people evacuated from their homes.

McIlroy wins Masters play-off to complete career Grand Slam

Watch the winning moment as Rory McIlroy wins The Masters at the first extra hole in the play-offs to complete his career Grand Slam.

Match of the Day 2

Kelly Somers presents all the highlights from the day’s four Premier League fixtures.

Indian pot belly: From status symbol to silent killer

India’s obesity crisis is surging - and the humble pot belly may be a bigger villain than it seems.

Manchester Arena bomber attacks prison officers

Counter-terrorism police are investigating after the assault by Hashem Abedi left three prison officers with life-threatening injuries.

Queen Camilla says King's work 'keeps him going'

She says her husband, who has been receiving cancer treatment for over a year, wants to do "more and more".

Girl's meningitis leads to quadruple amputation

The family of five-year-old Saffanah praise NHS teams who "worked tirelessly to save her life".

Gout, 17, breaks 20-second barrier to win 200m

Gout Gout wins the Australian 200m title and breaks the 20-second barrier with a wind-assisted performance in Perth.

Why did the government take control of British Steel?

An emergency law has handed control of the UK's only remaining plant making virgin steel to the government.

Bridgerton v Bond - McIlroy & DeChambeau prepare for showdown

Long drives are the only similarity between Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau, the contrasting pair in pole position to win the Masters.

Do we need cocoa-free chocolate and is it nice?

Cocoa prices are soaring so new chocolate firms are looking at an alternative ingredient.

Chloe Qisha: Rising pop star finding fame at just the right time

Chloe Qisha's 21st Century Cool Girl blew up after it was covered by US singer Kelly Clarkson.

Search teams deployed after house explosion

Emergency crews say they are trying to account for residents after a house in Worksop was destroyed.

Dominant Pimblett stops Chandler for biggest UFC win

Paddy Pimblett earns the biggest win of his career as he secures a third-round stoppage against Michael Chandler at UFC 314 in Miami.

Has 'micro-managed' Premier League become boring?

Did Gary Neville have a point when he railed against the state of Premier League football after the Manchester derby?

Briton Richards makes cross-country history

Great Britain's Evie Richards becomes the most successful female short track cross-country rider ever with victory in Brazil.

Why Beijing is not backing down on tariffs

Amid a trade war with the US, our China correspondent explains why Beijing doesn't need to change tactics.

Menendez brothers' bid for freedom can continue, judge rules

The ruling potentially paves the way for an early release for Erik and Lyle Menendez, who are serving life sentences for killing their parents.

Eight-try Leinster crush Glasgow to reach semi-finals

Leinster score eight unanswered tries against Glasgow Warriors to advance to the Champions Cup semi-finals and underline their status as tournament favourites.

Rose & McIlroy feature in best shots of Masters day two

Justin Rose and Rory McIlroy feature in the best shots from day two at the Masters at Augusta.

Man accused of Mumbai terror attacks remanded in custody

India accuses Tahawwur Rana of playing a role in the deadly 2008 attacks that killed 166 people.

'Perfect marriage goes on - Liverpool and Salah need each other'

Mohamed Salah's decision to sign a new contract shows he and Liverpool cannot live without each other, says chief football writer Phil McNulty

Mo Salah signs new Liverpool deal

Mohamed Salah says he believes Liverpool "have a chance to win other trophies" as he signs a new two-year contract.

Salah signs new Liverpool deal

Egypt forward Mohamed Salah has signed a new contract with Liverpool.

Ncuti Gatwa cast as playwright Christopher Marlowe

The Doctor Who star will appear in a new play which examines the rivalry between Marlowe and Shakespeare.

UK economy grew by 0.5% in February

The economy grew by more than expected in February, thanks to a strong month for the services sector.

FIA executive Reid resigns over 'standards breakdown'

FIA deputy president for sport Robert Reid resigns over a "fundamental breakdown in governance standards' within the governing body.

Joe Lycett hails 'Blitz spirit' in Birmingham during ongoing bin strikes

The comedian says he is at the tip "more regularly than most" to offload dirty nappies and wipes.

Zelensky claims 155 Chinese fighting for Russia in Ukraine

It follows Beijing's denial that many of its citizens are involved in the conflict.

Koepka, Bradley & Hoge make Masters Par 3 holes-in-one

Brooks Koepka, US Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley and Tom Hoge make holes-in-one at the Masters Par 3 Contest in Augusta.

The Wolverine is cut out - the rise and poignant fall of Wrexham hero Mullin

He has been Wrexham's leading scorer for the past three seasons but now cannot find a way into Phil Parkinson's promotion-chasing squad.

'Edwards era will be a turning point for England'

Ex-England bowler and BBC cricket presenter Isa Guha says her former captain Charlotte Edwards will not duck difficult calls as England head coach.

'It looked possessed' - sick sea lions attacking beachgoers in California

A toxic algae bloom in southern California has sickened dozens of animals, causing them to have seizures and act erratically.

Astro Bot dominates Bafta Games Awards with five wins

Sony's 3D platformer scoops five trophies in total at the London ceremony, with Balatro winning best debut.

Rice's free-kick magic as Arsenal take 3-0 first leg lead in European quarter-final

After 338 career games Declan Rice had never scored a free-kick, but fast forward 90 minutes and he has scored two - and on the biggest stage against Real Madrid in the Champions League.

The Canadians and Danes boycotting American products

As anger grows over Trump's tariffs, apps and social media groups are helping people avoid US goods.

At a glance: Trump's tariffs on China, EU and rest of the world

Besides a 10% rate globally, some countries billed as "worst offenders" have higher rates including 104% for China.

'Sniffles aren't going to stop me,' says Scheffler

Scottie Scheffler jokes about holding a cookery school at his Champions Dinner while also dealing with hayfever at Augusta National Golf Club.

Is the US heading for a recession? Three warning signs to watch

Michelle Fleury explains the factors to watch in the economy after President Trump’s tariff announcements.

US top court allows Trump to use wartime law for deportations

A judge had blocked the Trump administration's use of the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport alleged Venezuelan gang members.

Watch: Thick stench and piles of bin bags as Birmingham strike continues

Bin bags have continued to pile up in many areas and attract rats and other vermin as the strikes continue

Is Tsunoda an improvement on Lawson? F1 Q&A

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions after the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.

How a surgeon tried to avoid justice for years after stabbing colleague

Jonathan Peter Brooks tried to manipulate the forensic process, prison staff and the courts, a judge says.

Ashes of dad which were lost in the post found

The situation has been resolved after Laura Greeno, 56, confirmed the parcel was returned to her.

Nas - N.Y. State of Mind (Official Audio)

Play BBC Sport's new Champions League game

Welcome to Uefa Champions League Squares - the new BBC Sport game which you can play alongside the live match action.

'We need the Masters' - Augusta's adversity after Hurricane Helene

Hurricane Helene wreaked death and destruction. This is the story of Augusta's ongoing recovery - and how the Masters is helping it.

Gambler Key plays the odds in naming Brook captain

Rob Key has played the odds in naming Harry Brook England's white-ball captain. Giving the job to Ben Stokes was too big a risk to take.

'One of dullest derbies' shows major change needed in Manchester

After Man City and Man Utd played out a dull goalless Premier League draw, BBC Sport looks at what is ahead of both clubs.

Bunting beats Aspinall to win International Open

Stephen Bunting beats fellow Englishman Nathan Aspinall 8-5 to win the International Open in Germany - his first European Tour title.

Brianna Ghey's mother criticises government over online safety

The mother of Brianna Ghey says reports the Online Safety Bill could be watered down are "shocking".

Glasgow topple Leicester to set up Leinster quarter-final trip

Glasgow Warriors run in six tries to sweep past Leicester Tigers and set up a Champions Cup quarter-final against Leinster next Friday.

Scientists to see if cold water dips help PTSD

Ex-Marine Phil Jones says cold water swimming has been "a game-changer for me".

Match of the Day

Highlights of the day's Premier League games, including Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest.

Huge Northern Ireland wildfire treated as arson as major incident declared

The blaze in County Down stretched for approximately two miles, including a large area of forestry.

Briton Hudson-Smith wins $100,000 at Grand Slam Track

Olympic medallist Matthew Hudson-Smith wins the 200m at the Grand Slam Track in Kingston, Jamaica to scoop $100,000 (£77,500).

'Don't speak, don't film': Journalist arrests fuel fears for democracy after Turkey protests

Yasin Akrul says his arrest was a warning to stop others taking pictures of the demonstrations in Turkey.

How detectives cracked cold case of mum who killed her baby - after 25 years

Joanne Sharkey waited a quarter of a century for "a knock on the door" from the police.

Spain tackles housing 'social emergency' as rents double in a decade

The Spanish government is moving to make renting more affordable and boost the supply of homes.

Falklands surprised to be on Trump's 'worst offenders' list

The British overseas territory is facing a 42% tax on the goods it exports to the US.

TV's Doctor Oz confirmed to oversee healthcare of millions of Americans

Oz, who has never held public office, is best known for hosting US daytime TV show The Dr Oz Show.

Rare Tudor paintings show 'fantastical beasts'

The art is found behind plasterwork at a building, dating back to the early reign of Elizabeth I.

Tariffs 'hard to come back from', says US pharma boss

Eli Lilly's boss tells the BBC he is doubtful tariffs will bring jobs to the US or raise billions in taxes.

Chris Mason: Tariffs are yet another example of colossal, upending change

How could Trump's tariffs impact economic growth? Our political editor, Chris Mason, explains.

Why Trump's tariffs aren't really reciprocal

BBC Verify's Ben Chu takes a look at the wide range of different tariffs being imposed on countries.

Chris Mason: Tariffs are yet another example of colossal, upending change

How could Trump's tariffs impact economic growth? Our political editor, Chris Mason, explains.

'It's high, it's dangerous, it's red!' - Tarkowski's lucky escape

Match of the Day's Micah Richards and Joe Hart discuss James Tarkowski's "reckless Merseyside tackle of old" on Liverpool's Alexis Mac Allister, and say Everton "were fortunate to still have 11 players on the pitch".

Verstappen social media response 'speaks for itself'

Max Verstappen says it "was not a mistake" that he liked a comment on social media criticising Red Bull's decision to demote Liam Lawson.

Faisal Islam: This is the biggest change to global trade in 100 years

The impact of the tariffs will be huge, with significant changes to long-standing global avenues of trade.

Union boss says government sitting on its hands over Birmingham bin strike

Unite's boss also tells deputy PM Angela Rayner that talks on the industrial action are farcical.

Myanmar leader heads to Bangkok as quake deaths climb to 3,000

Min Aung Hlaing is scheduled to attend a summit of the seven countries that border the Bay of Bengal.

How to win the Champions League: Liverpool 2019

Watch the trailer for the new BBC documentary How to win the Champions League: Liverpool 2019.

Women to continue having babies later, says ONS

The ONS also projects women will continue having smaller families than previous generations.

Tesla sales unexpectedly plunge to three-year low

The car maker's sales slide has been attributed to competition and controversy around its boss.

Man charged with 64 offences in funeral home probe

The charges follow an investigation into a funeral directors in which police removed human remains.

Mexican band has US visas revoked for 'glorifying drug kingpin'

The band Los Alegres del Barranco had shown an image of a cartel leader on stage during a concert.

Inside Mandalay: BBC visits makeshift hospital treating earthquake victims in Myanmar

The BBC’s Yogita Limaye is the first foreign journalist to enter the country since the disaster struck.

More than half of UK's butterfly species in long-term decline

The destruction of habitats by humans is largely to blame, a conservationist warns.

Islanders exposed to toxic chemicals should be offered blood treatment, report says

Scientists for Jersey's government have revealed steps to tackle the health impacts of private water supply contamination.

The generation that has never known smoke-filled pubs

The legislation was brought across the country to reduce the effect of second-hand smoke.

What are tariffs and why is Trump using them?

Tariffs are a key part of Trump's political vision, but economists fear they could spark a trade war.

The Mangione Trial

US court seeks death penalty for Luigi Mangione, accused of killing Brian Thompson.

Val Kilmer: A brilliant, underrated and 'difficult' film star

An often underrated actor, Val Kilmer had extraordinary range.

Iceland volcano erupts after Blue Lagoon evacuated

The Blue Lagoon and the town of Grindavik were ordered to evacuate after earthquakes hit the area.

Three die in west London crash between car and bus

Emergency services found a bus and car alight on Monday evening and three people died at the scene.

How the housing crisis is driving up council tax

The cost of temporary accommodation is adding further pressure to council budgets.

UK has best chance to overturn tariffs, says Reynolds

Jonathan Reynolds says the UK will be hit by tariffs on Wednesday but can reach a deal to get an exemption.

Kasatkina 'had no choice' over Australia switch

Daria Kasatkina says she feels "emotional" after switching allegiance from Russia to Australia but "didn't have much choice".

Four golds and a baby boy - but what next for Azu?

After becoming an indoor 60m European and world champion, Welsh sprinter Jeremiah Azu turns his attention to the outdoor season.

The Premier League is back - when can title & relegation be decided?

The Premier League is back after two weeks off - here's a reminder of how things stand at both ends of the table... and when the title and relegation can be decided.

In pictures: Scottish nature photo awards 2024

Images taken in Shetland, Orkney, Highlands and Edinburgh were among the winners.

Missing girl was seen paddling in River Thames

Residents near the scene say the child was playing in the water during a day off from school.