BBC Lite

• Anthony Zurcher: Supreme Court decision broadens Trump's power - It handed a significant victory to Donald Trump - and future American presidents.
• We've got the right balance, says PM after benefits U-turn - The prime minister has made concessions on his welfare bill after an angry response from 120 of his own MPs.
• Health alerts come into force ahead of second heatwave - The UK could see its hottest day of the year on Monday, as a likely heatwave coincides with Glastonbury and Wimbledon.
• Anna Wintour's legacy and who might replace her as Vogue editor - Dame Anna announced this week she was stepping down as editor-in-chief after 37 years.
• Son of Norway's crown princess suspected of rape, police say - The 28-year-old, who does not have a royal title, has denied the three rape allegations.
• MI6 distances its new chief from Nazi grandfather - Blaise Metreweli "neither knew nor met" her grandfather, reportedly a chief Nazi informant during World War Two.
• Man who murdered boy with sword jailed for 40 years - Daniel Anjorin had "a generous spirit that touched everyone who knew him" his family said.
• A month into Gaza's new aid system - killings, gunfire and chaos are routine - A month into the resumption of aid distribution in Gaza there have been repeated reports of killings, with a BBC Verify analysis of dozens of videos showing chaos and panic as people head to get aid.
• DR Congo and Rwanda sign long-awaited peace deal in Washington - The deal has been hailed by President Trump as "a great day" but there are potential pitfalls.
• What are the Pip and universal credit changes? - The planned changes to the benefits system will affect future claimants, not current claimants.
• Plans to help benefits recipients into work 'a mess', say DWP officials - Plans to help those affected by benefits cuts into work are not "properly considered", officials tell the BBC.
• Chris Mason: A hat-trick of U-turns – and this is the most awkward of the lot - The BBC's political editor Chris Mason gives his analysis of what the climbdown over the welfare bill means for the prime minister.
• Faisal Islam: How much will changes to disability benefits cost? - The changes could cost up to £3bn which will have to come from higher taxes or cuts elsewhere, given the chancellor's self-imposed borrowing rules.
• Lewis Capaldi makes emotional comeback with surprise Glastonbury set - The singer makes his live return at the festival after releasing a new single.
• Full line-up and stage times for the weekend - The UK's biggest festival kicks off this week. Here's who's playing, and a guide to the secret sets.
• Keeping Joe Strummer's spirit alive at Glastonbury - Joe Strummer's widow says he "absolutely loved" the festival.
• Lorde opens festival with surprise set - The New Zealand pop star draws a huge crowd for an unannounced appearance on the Woodsies Stage.
• BBC at Glastonbury: 'We want to give you best seat in house' - A look behind the scenes at what it takes to bring Glastonbury Festival to people across the world.
• 'I love my fans, but also dread meeting them' - life as an autistic elite footballer - Two years ago Wales goalkeeper Safia Middleton-Patel was diagnosed as being autistic. Now, despite the challenges the disorder poses, the 20-year-old is off to Euro 2025.
• The wannabe dad influencer who killed his baby's mother in cold blood - Habibur Masum subjected Kulsuma Akter to threats and controlling behaviour before murdering her.
• Starmer's stormy first year: Why his political honeymoon was so short-lived - As the PM marks a year in office next week - which he will spend grappling with crises - British politics finds itself at an inflection point
• Lyse Doucet: Tehran is coming back to life, but its residents are deeply shaken - As Iran's capital resumes its old rhythms, the BBC's Lyse Doucet meets locals who wonder if peace will last.
• How is your hospital doing as NHS battles to bring down waiting times? - Use our interactive tracker to see if treatment waits are getting better at your local hospital
• 'We can't do without these people': Trump's migrant crackdown has businesses worried - President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigrants could have serious economic repercussions.
• Weekly quiz: Who called Donald Trump 'daddy'? - How much attention did you pay to what's being going on in the world over the past seven days?
• Trump says he is cutting off trade talks with Canada - Canada had been hoping to secure a trade deal with the US next month to avoid steep tariffs.
• Lotus considering shifting UK production to US - The BBC understands the car maker is considering the move amid the introduction of US tariffs.
• Terminally ill woman 'overwhelmed' by donations for wedding vow renewal - Trasi and her husband originally planned to have a ceremony next year, but had to bring it forward.
• Iranian foreign minister admits serious damage to nuclear sites - Abbas Araghchi also says there are no plans to resume nuclear talks with the US.
• Starmer says he regrets using 'island of strangers' phrase - The PM says he "had no idea" the language echoed Enoch Powell's 1968 speech about immigration.
• Four arrested after RAF Brize Norton break-in - Counter-terrorism police arrest four people after pro-Palestine activists claim they sprayed paint on planes.
• Plume of smoke across city as ship on fire in dock - Firefighters at the blaze in Albert Dock expect to be dealing with the incident into the night.
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• The Week: A Welfare U-Turn, Nato Summit, and Daddy Issues - Starmer has climbed down on disability benefits cuts.
• Is Zohran Mamdani the Democrat’s new secret weapon? - Why New York's mayoral race affects the rest of America
• Russell's craft can cut through Campese criticism as Lions tackle Force - Andy Farrell's British and Irish Lions look to make an early impact down under as they face Western Force on Saturday in their first tour match.
• Verstappen, Russell & Mercedes - what factors are at play? - George Russell has made clear that Mercedes are talking to Max Verstappen about potentially driving for them in 2026. Andrew Benson explores what might happen.
• Substituted players to be interviewed during Premier League games - Interviews with substituted players and camera access to dressing rooms will feature in Premier League TV coverage next season.
• 'I deserve it' - GB qualifier wants prize money change - British qualifier Oliver Tarvet calls for a change in United States college rules after being unable to take home his full Wimbledon prize money.
• Norris expecting 'tight' fight for pole in Austria - Lando Norris leads team-mate and title rival Oscar Piastri to a McLaren one-two in Friday practice at the Austrian Grand Prix.
• I had first death threat at 18 - Watson on social media abuse - British tennis player Heather Watson says she has received social media abuse "daily" during her career and had her first death threat aged 18.
• Andrews' journey from set-piece expert to Brentford boss - Keith Andrews applied to be manager of League Two MK Dons in April - two months later he has been appointed boss of Premier League Brentford.