Trump says Starmer is 'no Winston Churchill' over Iran strikes
Sir Keir Starmer had refused to grant the US permission to use the Diego Garcia military base.
UK to send Royal Navy warship HMS Dragon to Cyprus
The prime minister said the "UK is fully committed to the security of Cyprus and British military personnel based" on RAF Akrotiri.
Fears over food shortages in Tehran as residents worry about length of war
Locals tell BBC Persian they are worried about the availability of groceries and price increases as strikes continue to hit the capital.
We need more updates, say British nationals stuck in Middle East
Air travel in the Middle East has been severely disrupted since Saturday, with thousands of flights cancelled.
Watch: Footage from across Iran shows scale of strikes
Footage verified by the BBC and news agencies shows large explosions in Iran following US and Israel strikes.
Andrew gives up lease on Crown Estate property
The former prince hands back a property in Ascot, with lease documents showing an annual rent of £13,000.
No new tax rises in Spring Statement, but don't be fooled - tax bills are still rising
There are measures, announced ahead of the chancellor's Spring Statement, yet to take effect.
What Spring Statement forecasts could mean for your money
Among the data and projections are key figures that shine a light on prospects for your finances.
The 15-minute call where hundreds of 'devastated' Brewdog staff were made redundant
The independent brewer and pub chain has been bought by US beverage and cannabis firm Tilray in a £33m deal.
Rapper Ghetts jailed for 12 years for killing student in hit-and-run
The grime artist failed to stop after his BMW hit Nepali student Yubin Tamang, 20, in Ilford.
New charges for son of Norway's crown princess on trial for rape
Marius Borg Høiby now faces a total of 40 charges at his trial and denies the most serious allegations.
Elton John's family photo hung in National Portrait Gallery
The portrait shows Sir Elton with husband David Furnish and their teenage sons Zachary and Elijah.
The unsung body doubles of Wuthering Heights
How a cast of secret stars helped to bring Emerald Fennel's hit literary adaptation to life.
Key points from the Spring Statement - at a glance
Chancellor Rachel Reeves updates MPs on her plans for the economy, as the latest forecasts are unveiled.
'Shh please girls' - the night 11-year-old Gary Barlow left clubgoers gobsmacked
The Take That star was only 11 years old when he began performing to patrons at Connah's Quay Labour Club.
We still change our plans and routes for safety five years after Sarah Everard's murder
Five years after Sarah Everard was murdered, women continue to change their behaviour to stay safe.
I take marathon training seriously - but Ramadan is more important
A marathon training block is tough enough. Fasting while preparing to take on the world's best at the London Marathon is harder still.
Girl power is back - and could cost you up to £10K for Spice Girls coin
The collectable pieces celebrate their first single Wannabe and the album Spice, released in 1996.
'I make between £800 and £2,000 a month on zero-hours contracts. There's no consistency'
People in their 20s and 30s tell the BBC how they feel about their finances as the chancellor delivers her Spring Statement.
Watch: How the US-Israel war with Iran is jeopardising shipping
Ben Chu has been looking at what’s happened to marine traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a key trade passage.
Gas and oil prices soar and shares tumble on fears conflict could escalate
Markets react as the conflict in the Middle East intensifies and concerns grow over how long it will last.
Too early to tell scope of Iran strikes, Trump tells Congress
In a letter to Congress, the US president says that the threat from Iran had become "untenable".
Battered and isolated, Hezbollah drags Lebanon into another war
Its attack on Israel in support of Iran has led to fresh mass displacements and Israeli bombing, to the fury of many Lebanese.
Why did US and Israel attack Iran and how long could the war last?
Iran has carried out strikes against Israel, across the Gulf and against a British base in Cyprus in retaliation.
Ant and Dec take legal action over 'secret profits' in Banksy deals
A court hears that an art consultant working for the TV hosts took "secret and unauthorised profits".
Guilty verdict for US father of teenage school shooter
Prosecutors say Colin Gray, 55, could have prevented his son from killing four people at a high school in Georgia in 2024.
Former Daily Mail showbusiness editor denies hacking Sadie Frost's voicemails
Seven high-profile claimants allege the Daily Mail's publisher committed "grave breaches of privacy" - something it denies.
OpenAI changes deal with US military after backlash
Chief Executive Sam Altman said the group would prohibit the use of its systems to spy on Americans.
Staff treating rabies victim 'suspected Lyme disease'
Inquest hears staff struggled to diagnose Yvonne Ford and referred her to mental health team.
New by-law to stop people roaming at first Scottish Center Parcs
Restrictions at the site of its first Scottish holiday village will come into force in April.
Actor settles claim against theatre in Kevin Spacey assault case
He alleged that Spacey, who has denied the allegations, assaulted him on two separate occasions.
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Trump 'Not Happy' With Starmer Over Iran
Trump criticises Starmer saying “This is not Winston Churchill we’re dealing with”.
Global News Podcast: Trump warns of more US deaths in Iran war
Iran's retaliatory strikes have killed three US service members
Lionesses deliver Wiegman's 'clear win' to make World Cup statement
A "clear win" was what Sarina Wiegman wanted from her England side against Ukraine - and that was what they delivered in a bright start to their World Cup qualifying campaign.
Haaland? Kane? R9? Ranking the best centre-forwards this century
Who are the best centre-forwards of the 21st Century? We've had a go at trying to whittle down a pretty formidable list.
'Fin stole my fly-half spot!' – Atkinson on England's new 10-12 combo
In a new-look team Seb Atkinson and Fin Smith's teenage days in the Worcester academy could be key for England against Italy in Rome.
Is it time to trust South Africa as World Cup 'favourites'?
South Africa are the only unbeaten team left at the T20 World Cup and go into their semi-final against New Zealand as favourites, so it is time to trust them despite their past in global tournaments?
