BBC News
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Andy Burnham proposes NHS-style social care system for England
The prime minister told the BBC that social care in England is "as unfair as American healthcare".
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Child's letter found under stairs in Hockley home after 44 years
Michelle Harwood had not been born when the letter was written and did not expect to find the writer.
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Why families are being urged to look closer on autumn walks
Experts urge families to spot, photograph and enjoy autumn fungi on their doorstep.
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Berlin Marathon: Tigst Assefa wins but injury halts world record time
Ethiopian runner Tigst Assefa wins the Berlin Marathon but narrowly misses out on breaking the women's world record because of injury.
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Cavan Sullivan: The 16-year-old US debutant primed for the Premier League
Cavan Sullivan made his United States debut on Saturday aged just 16 - and produced a performance to show just why Manchester City moved to sign him.
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Two mass shootings in South Africa leave 27 dead
The two attacks hours apart come as the country struggles to stop high levels of gang-related armed violence.
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Iran says it will wait for official US response after Trump rejects Strait of Hormuz proposal
The US president earlier said that Tehran only made the proposal to open the strait within seven days because "they're losing so badly".
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Newspaper headlines: 'Noel's crying his heart out' and 'global IVF disaster'
A couple of the papers feature more reaction to the Manchester City drama, after the club was found guilty of breaking the Premier League's financial rules.
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Four killed in helicopter crash near Montreal
The victims of the crash have not yet been identified, Quebec provincial police told the BBC.
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Somerset woman pregnant years after life-saving transplant
Keeleigh John says her pregnancy would not be possible without her childhood organ donor.
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Newcastle friends embark on 20-year board game battle
James Purcell and Andy Taeger are confident their friendship will survive the test.
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Pickford or Trafford? Has the battle to be England's number one started?
Jordan Pickford has been England's number one for a long time. But does he now have a rival in James Trafford?
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Nor'easter storm brings coastal flooding, as New York and New Jersey declare emergency
Tens of millions of people from Maine to Virginia are in the path of the powerful storm.
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Mother of woman found hanging in tree shocked as police say body was staged
Christy Spivey tells the BBC she only has more questions now police think Tasia Fortune's body was put in the tree after her death.
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England 2-3 Spain: Thomas Tuchel rues 'big mistakes' - did Man City charges have impact?
England's loss to Spain was decided by uncharacteristic mistakes, with two Man City players making errors - so did club news affect performances for country?
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Time running out for Tennessee killer Christa Pike who says she's too damaged for death row
Lawyers for Pike, who killed a fellow student in 1995, say she should get clemency and would not be sentenced to death if the crime happened today.
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England embrace chaos - but Spain show it never claims big prizes
England embrace the chaos, but superb Spain show it will never win big prizes, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
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Demi Vollering takes women's road race title in Montreal
Demi Vollering continues her remarkable season with a thrilling victory in the women's road race in Montreal.
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Wakefield Trinity reach Super League Grand Final two years after promotion from second tier
Wakefield Trinity were playing in rugby league's second tier in 2024. Two years on, they are one win away from becoming Super League champions.
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Budget 2026: The two big calls Chancellor John Healey has to make
He must consider the longevity of Iran war economic pressures and how to sustain modest optimism, writes the BBC's Faisal Islam.
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Can you be healthy if you eat ultra-processed foods? I asked a dietitian
UPFs are linked to a range of health problems. But no-one seems to be able to agree why.
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Biao Xiang: Young people in China are fangirling over a professor who gets their anxiety
China's economy and tech have developed at breakneck speed, but there is plenty worrying its Gen Z.
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Who is in Celebrity Traitors? From Michael Sheen to Maya Jama
The reality TV game show returns on Thursday, with 21 stars vying to win £100,000 for their chosen charity.
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Nations League: Who made an uncharacteristic error? England player ratings v Spain
England were beaten 3-2 in an entertaining game by world champions Spain in the Nations League - here's how BBC Sport rated the Three Lions' players.
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WXV Global Series Highlights: England 26-19 New Zealand
England extend their unbeaten run to 41 Tests after Zoe Harrison scores a try in overtime as the Red Roses beat New Zealand 26-19 at the Allianz Stadium.
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Andy Burnham announces scheme to help first-time buyers
The prime minister says he wants people without support from the "bank of mum and dad" to receive help.
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Azerbaijan Grand Prix: George Russell 'comes through other side' after 'real tough period'
George Russell described the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as "the most dominant weekend I've had in my career" after a win that felt like vindication.
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Super League play-off semi-final: Wigan Warriors 6-33 Wakefield Trinity - Wakefield reach Grand Final
Wakefield Trinity produce a sensational upset to reach their first ever Super League Grand Final and end Wigan Warriors' hopes of a treble in 2026.
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England embrace growing competitiveness of women's rugby
England edge past New Zealand with a last-gasp try by Zoe Harrison as they embrace the growing competitiveness of women's rugby.
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Thousands turn out to see Pope during Lourdes and Paris visit
The BBC's religion editor Aleem Maqbool explains what Pope Leo's visit means for France.
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Heathrow Airport warns third runway could be delayed by four years
The UK's busiest airport cautions it may miss the government target of 2035 as ministers say the deadline has "always been ambitious".
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Security lapses at Utah campus where Charlie Kirk was killed, review says
The indpendent report also says Kirk's aides insisted he speak outdoors, overriding concerns from campus officials.
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Huge crowds greet Pope in Paris ahead of open-air Mass
More than half a million people are expected to attend the event in the heart of the French capital.
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Azerbaijan Grand Prix result: George Russell holds off Max Verstappen for Baku win
Mercedes' George Russell holds off a late challenge from Red Bull's Max Verstappen to win an Azerbaijan Grand Prix enlivened by two late safety car periods.
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Thailand: Bangkok declared flood disaster zone
Heavy rain over the last two days has overwhelmed Bangkok's water systems, with more rain forecast on Sunday.
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Prince Harry says it is 'great' to be back in UK after six years in US
He says his children are “happy in school” and the family returned to the UK for "lots of reasons".
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Manchester City charges: Could club be stripped of eight trophies?
After being found guilty of the majority of the 115 charges for breaching Premier League, could Manchester city really be stripped of eight trophies?
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Israel v Republic of Ireland: Republic of Ireland to wear black armbands for Israel game
Republic of Ireland players intend to wear black armbands "in recognition of all lives lost in the [Gaza] conflict" for Sunday's Nations League game against Israel in Hungary, after confirming they will go ahead with the fixture.
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How long can Labour's feel-good factor last?
The party’s spirits have been transformed since Burnham became PM, but what's coming down the tracks, asks Laura Kuenssberg.
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Met to re-examine CCTV footage from unsolved Jill Dando murder
Police are reviewing footage of a man at Putney Bridge station after the Crimewatch presenter was shot in 1999.
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Athens explosion: Six dead in blast near Acropolis in Plaka district
Four Americans and a Greek national are among those killed in a suspected gas explosion, officials said.
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Memorial for pupils given contaminated blood at Treloar's
During the 1970s and 1980s pupils received medical treatments using contaminated blood products.
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Fury vs Joshua: Long-awaited all-British heavyweight fight could be off, says Tyson Fury
Tyson Fury says his long-awaited all-British heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua in December is in jeopardy.
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Rui Pinto: The hacker who tried to take down Manchester City
BBC Sport travelled to Portugal to find out more about Rui Pinto - the computer hacker who sparked the Manchester City investigation.
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England team news: Rio Ngumoha not in squad to face Spain in Nations League opener
Liverpool teenager Rio Ngumoha is not named in England's matchday squad for Saturday's Nations League opener against Spain.
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Formula 1: Jamie Chadwick says testing F1 car is 'highlight' of career
Jamie Chadwick says testing a Formula 1 car is the highlight of her motorsport career.
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Angela Rayner criticises worker visa plans on eve of Labour conference
The housing secretary says the government's plans to change wait times for permanent residency are unfair because they "change the goalposts".
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Israel v Republic of Ireland: Republic of Ireland news conference delayed before Israel game
The Republic of Ireland delay the pre-match news conference planned for Sunday's Uefa Nations League game against Israel in Hungary - a fixture campaigners have called on them to boycott.
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Manchester City charges: Legal fight could spiral out of control, says former executive
Manchester City's legal fight with the Premier League has the potential to "spiral out of control" a former top club executive has warned.
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Disaster declared as heavy rains spark Bangkok flooding
Days of near continuous downpours have caused widespread flooding in the Thai capital.