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  1. Armed forces minister quits after Healey exit as defence funding row deepens

    Al Carns says the military isn't "sufficiently funded", as Dan Jarvis becomes the new defence secretary.
  2. Trump says deal to end Iran war is close after calling off strikes

    Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson tells state TV that reports of an agreement were "speculative" and "nothing has been finalised".
  3. Meningitis B vaccine to be offered to a million young people

    The decision for the one-off vaccine programme follows the unprecedented outbreak in Kent this year.
  4. Child-rape sentence reignites scrutiny of UK high street mini-marts

    Rapist Bawan Harwe lured underage girls back to his flat with the promise of free vapes and cash.
  5. 'I spent uni savings on getting my teeth fixed' - how NHS dentist shortage is costing a fortune

    People tell BBC Your Voice the rising cost of private dentistry is putting them in a difficult position.
  6. Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha dies after more than three years in coma, palace officials say

    Princess Bajrakitiyabha, the king's eldest daughter, had been in a coma since December 2022.
  7. Girl, 14, charged with attempted murder after Manchester school knife attack

    Two pupils and a teacher were injured in the attack, which counter-terror police are investigating.
  8. Elon Musk's SpaceX raises $75bn ahead of record stock market debut

    The public sale is also expected to make Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire.
  9. London Stadium and West Ham women's team not aware of David Sullivan contact ban

    The owner of West Ham United's home has raised concerns it was not told about safeguarding restrictions.
  10. Northern Ireland protests pass off without incident after two nights of unrest

    After two nights of unrest, pockets of protests held across Northern Ireland have passed off without major incident.
  11. Dozens of children put at risk after gender care failures at GP clinic, inquiry finds

    A safety inquiry into the WellBN clinic in Brighton found 78 children were potentially harmed after being given gender medication without proper checks.
  12. World Cup kicks off in Mexico with Shakira, dancing, and protests

    There was a star-studded opening ceremony, and some sporadic clashes between police and protesters around the Azteca stadium.
  13. Three red cards shown as Mexico beat South Africa in World Cup opener

    Three players are sent off as World Cup co-hosts Mexico defeat South Africa in a dramatic opening match at a packed Azteca Stadium.
  14. Why the economics makes this the craziest world cup ever

    From trade wars to soaring ticket prices, the 2026 World Cup is unlike any before it. Faisal Islam explores what this tournament reveals about our changing global economy.
  15. 'Mum was killing me': England's Declan Rice on sunburn for his World Cup photoshoot

    The Arsenal midfielder admits he was a touch pink in pre-tournament photos as players try to adjust to scorching conditions.
  16. Catch up on the World Cup without any spoilers

    It is a dilemma plenty of fans in the UK will have - and we are giving you the chance to follow the World Cup without spoilers.
  17. Why defence funding deal offered to Healey wasn't enough to keep him

    The defence secretary was pressing the prime minister for a larger increase in defence spending than he was offered, the BBC understands.
  18. 'I've never been this good' – revolutionary immune reset puts lupus in remission

    Patients on the trial have not needed medication to manage their condition.
  19. Air India crash families' year-long battle to identify remains of victims

    Relatives urge Indian authorities for answers after receiving the misidentified, and in one case mixed, remains of their loved ones.
  20. Weekly quiz: Which Sesame Street character got in trouble with New Yorkers?

    How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days?
  21. The Papers: 'Healey torpedoes Starmer' and 'Game on!'

    Defence Secretary John Healey's resignation and the start of the World Cup dominate Friday's papers.
  22. More than 50 Iranian military bases damaged in US strikes since start of war, satellite images show

    Bases across Iran have been hit by US strikes, with experts identifying damage to jets and warships.
  23. My friends always want to split the bill equally, how do I say no?

    It is never easy to speak up when a fellow diner says "let's just divide it!"
  24. El Niño under way and threatens weather extremes, scientists say

    An El Niño event has officially started, say US scientists, raising fears of extreme weather and higher temperatures.
  25. Ryanair investigated over charging parents to sit with children

    The UK's competition regulator is investigating the airline over charges it imposes on parents to sit next to their child.
  26. Weight-loss drug Wegovy to be available in pill form in UK for first time

    Manufacturer Novo Nordisk says a daily tablet of the drug could be more convenient for some people than weekly injections.
  27. Three jailed for violence at Henry Nowak police protest

    Disorder broke out in Southampton close to where the 18-year-old student was murdered.
  28. Police officer, 19, dies from crash injuries

    Jess Turnbull "had so much to look forward to in her career and her life", the chief constable says.
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  30. Newscast

    Defence Secretary John Healey resigns in latest blow to Starmer.
  31. The Democrats fight back Trump-style in Maine… but have they messed up?

    New scandals and allegations emerge against Democrat Graham Platner in Maine
  32. Kevin Bridges asks if football still has beauty at its heart

    Kevin Bridges embarks on a journey to understand whether the beautiful game still exists.
  33. From near death to World Cup hero - Jimenez's tears for Mexico

    From nearly dying on the pitch to scoring for Mexico at the World Cup - Raul Jimenez has completed a remarkable comeback.
  34. Three red cards - are referees getting tough at this World Cup?

    Three players were sent off in the World Cup opener as Mexico beat South Africa 2-0. Are we about to see a World Cup littered with red cards?
  35. Three red cards shown as Mexico beat South Africa in World Cup opener

    Three players are sent off as World Cup co-hosts Mexico defeat South Africa in a dramatic opening match at a packed Azteca Stadium.
  36. World Cup kicks off in Mexico with Shakira, dancing, and protests

    There was a star-studded opening ceremony, and some sporadic clashes between police and protesters around the Azteca stadium.
  37. Key considers imposing alcohol ban on England team

    Director of cricket Rob Key is considering imposing an alcohol ban on the England team and has given no assurances Ben Stokes will remain Test captain.
  38. Fatigue? The World Cup players who have had toughest seasons

    BBC Sport examines which World Cup teams and players have played the most minutes since last summer, when the Club World Cup was kicking off in the United States.
  39. Real Madrid bring back Mourinho on three-year deal

    Real Madrid have confirmed the re-appointment of Jose Mourinho as head coach.