South Korea’s ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol rearrested
Yoon is in detention for a second time over his failed martial law declaration last year.
Mortgage lending rules change could help first-time buyers
The Bank of England has recommended a looser cap on riskier lending.
Linda Yaccarino departs as boss of Musk’s X
Her exit comes at a difficult time for Musk who, in a brief reply, thanked her for her “contributions.”
The Salt Path author hits back at claims she misled readers
The author posted a lengthy statement challenging claims made in the Observer newspaper at the weekend.
Heathrow to pipe ‘sounds of an airport’ around airport
The airport has commissioned a soundtrack recorded on site to reflect the “excitement” of waiting to board a flight.
Bullying, anorexia, trauma – how the Post Office scandal hurt children
The children of wrongly-accused subpostmasters faced trauma and hardship but are now being promised compensation.
England thump Netherlands to get title defence back on track
Lauren James scores two goals for defending champions England against Netherlands to revive their hopes of qualifying for the Euro 2025 quarter-finals.
What can the government actually afford?
Resident doctors in England have voted to strike for five days over pay.
Why do Channel migrants want to come to the UK?
As the UK and France agree to find “new solutions” to the small boat crossings, BBC Verify looks at why asylum seekers want to come to the UK.
Jeffrey Epstein is causing a Trump-Maga rift
Why the Trump administration is defending itself over the Epstein Files