- Sinn Féin knew of McMonagle references last year, says charity
- Spinners lead England to World Cup win over Bangladesh
- Wyatt-Hodge top scores as England beat Bangladesh
- Anger and grief in south Lebanon city almost deserted after Israeli strikes
- How might Israel respond to Iran?
- 'Huge moment' as Bollywood music comes to Strictly
- Three people in hospital after taxi hits pedestrians
- Tens of thousands take part in pro-Palestinian march
- Slot fears Liverpool keeper Alisson 'out for few weeks'
- Two children, aged 4 and 6, injured by four dogs
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Puppies given oxygen masks after building fire
Footage shows the pets being treated by firefighters, having been rescued before a roof collapses.
Russia launches 'massive' attack on Ukrainian power grid
Several people are wounded after Russia targeted Ukraine's energy network for a second time this week.
Djokovic to travel to Wimbledon but unsure on playing
Novak Djokovic will arrive at Wimbledon on Monday - but does not yet know if he will be able to compete after undergoing knee surgery.
Attack on candidate's service record sad - Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer criticises Conservative candidate Johnny Mercer who accused his rival of lying.
Attack on candidate's service record sad - Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer criticises Conservative candidate Johnny Mercer who accused his rival of lying.
Royals in backstage selfie with Taylor Swift at Wembley gig
The Prince of Wales celebrated his 42nd birthday at the singer's Wembley gig.
Anger after yacht fireworks spark Greece forest blaze
The mayor of tourist island Hydra says he will press charges against those who acted "irresponsibly" on the yacht.
Women deny £52k spray paint damage to private jets
Just Stop Oil had said Taylor Swift's private jet was at the airport.
Israeli strikes on Gaza City kill dozens, Hamas says
Two attacks on what Israel called Hamas infrastructure killed at least 38 people, the Palestinian group says.
Israeli strikes on Gaza City kill dozens, Hamas says
Two attacks on what Israel describes as Hamas infrastructure killed 42 people, the Palestinian group says.
No tickets? No problem, say Taylor Swift fans outside arena
Some fans gathered outside Taylor Swift's sell-out concert at Wembley Stadium to hear the star perform.
Are England 'too tired to press'? Six key charts
BBC Sport looks at the data on how tired England's players might be and their lack of pressing at Euro 2024.
Are England 'too tired to press'? Five key charts
BBC Sport looks at the data on how tired England's players might be and their lack of pressing at Euro 2024.
Aer Lingus cuts 240 flights ahead of pilots' strike
Regional services to and from Belfast and Great Britain will not be affected by strikes, Aer Lingus says.
Aer Lingus cuts 240 flights ahead of pilots' strike
Regional services to and from Belfast and Great Britain will not be affected by strikes, Aer Lingus says.
Upset PrettyLittleThing customers banned over too many returns
Many have hit out at the brand online, suggesting they would return fewer items if sizing was consistent.
All parties face £4bn social care 'hole' in England
Labour, Tory and Lib Dem plans for social care reform in England are not fully costed, the IFS says.
Electioncast: What're the odds? Alleged election betting and undecided punters
And Laura gets her hands on an internal Labour memo to candidates.
Upset PrettyLittleThing customers banned over too many returns
Many have hit out at the brand online, suggesting they would return fewer items if sizing was consistent.
JK Rowling accuses Labour of abandoning women
Labour says it is "the party of women's equality" after the author criticises Sir Keir Starmer on trans rights.