Too hot for Santa as Lapland buckles under record heatwave
After an unusually cold early summer, the whole of Finland has been plunged into two weeks of high temperatures.
The Papers: ‘Threat to NHS from strikes’ and ‘UK must do more on Gaza’
Doctors’ strikes and the UK response to the humanitarian situation in Gaza lead Friday’s papers.
Artificial food colours are out, so what’s next?
Big food firms are phasing out artificial colours, so tech firms are rushing to fill the gap.
Raducanu beats Osaka but Venus Williams loses in DC
Britain’s Emma Raducana is through to the quarter-finals of the Washington Open after beating Naomi Osaka in straight sets but Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans and Venus Williams lose.
The story behind the photograph of a starving Gaza baby
Photographer Ahmed al-Arini told BBC Newshour he had to catch his breath between each photograph.
The fractured friendship behind the fight at the Thailand-Cambodia border
The countries have a history of occasional conflict, but this latest fight comes after an old friendship crumbled.
Woman in viral Coldplay concert clip resigns from executive role
The clip showed a man and woman swaying to the music before quickly ducking and hiding from the camera.
Trump to fly into Scotland for golf club visits – and a meeting with Starmer
His private visit is exceptional as US presidents rarely promote their personal interests so publicly while in office.
Cash cards to pay for gluten-free food in UK first
One woman who took part in the pilot says it only “scratches the surface” of food bills.
Corbyn launches new party to ‘take on rich and powerful’
The former Labour leader joins forces with fellow Independent MP Zarah Sultana to launch “a new kind of political party”.