BBC Lite

• What is behind the new Pope's chosen name, Leo? - Due to a longstanding tradition, newly-elected popes are asked to change their names.
• "I saw the van, and next minute I'm in the air" - Nottingham attacks survivors speak for first time - Sharon Miller and Wayne Birkett were hit by a van driven by Valdo Calocane on 13 June 2023.
• Bargain Hunt expert pleads guilty to terror financing-related offences - Oghenochuko Ojiri, who has been an expert on the BBC programme, has admitted eight offences.
• China's Xi stands with Putin at Russia's Victory Day parade - Putin used his speech to tie Russia's three-year war in Ukraine to the war against Nazi Germany 80 years ago.
• NHS plans 'unthinkable' cuts to balance books, health managers say - Diabetes care, rehab centres, end-of-life services and talking therapies at risk in England.
• Two Hungarians detained over alleged spy plot in Ukraine - Ukraine's security service says the state-backed spy network sought to obtain information about air defences.
• UK must 'do everything' to rebuild trade with EU, says Bank boss - Andrew Bailey says he does not take a view on Brexit, but reversing the post-Brexit hit to UK-EU trade would be "beneficial".
• Moon dust 'rarer than gold' arrives in UK from China - First Moon samples collected in nearly 50 years and loaned by China for the first time are now in the UK.
• What Pope's speedy election says about Church's priorities - The new Pope is seen as someone who could unite traditionalist and progressive within the Church, writes the BBC's religion editor.
• Oh my God, it's Rob! - Pope's brother speaks of joy - Pope Leo XIV's brother Louis says nothing will be the same again after his appointment.
• Who is Robert Prevost, the new pope? - Pope Leo XIV has supported his predecessor and focus will turn on whether he continues Church reforms.
• 'I flipped out, I said no way!' - Chicago celebrates hometown Pope - Catholics are surprised and delighted in Chicago, where the church's influence persists despite declining numbers.
• Pope Leo XIV marks new beginning for Catholic Church - Excited crowds gathered in St Peter's Square to witness the historic election of the first American Pope.
• Inside the secretive world of Zara - The BBC's Emma Simpson gets a rare glimpse behind the scenes of how the fashion brand operates.
• India and Pakistan: The first drone war between nuclear-armed neighbours - Experts say the tit-for-tat attacks mark a dangerous new phase in the decades-old rivalry. What next?
• The 2000s indie heroes who are back and bigger than ever - After being dismissed as "indie landfill", many guitar bands are back with a vengeance after 20 years.
• Weekly quiz: Which star showed off her baby bump at the Met Gala? - How much attention did you pay to what has been going on in the world over the past seven days?
• Hong Kong pro-China informer: 'Why I've reported dozens of people to police' - Ex-banker Innes Tang has established a hotline for reporting behaviours deemed disloyal to Beijing.
• 'There is no truce': Ukraine's soldiers and civilians on Russia's ceasefire - The BBC's Yogita Limaye went to the Donetsk region of Ukraine to speak to soldiers about life on the frontline.
• Chris Mason: Starmer can claim limited win with America deal - The government's diplomatic achievement in sorting this deal before anyone else delivers reprieve to carmakers.
• Fifty Shades director James Foley dies aged 71 - He also directed Madonna in three music videos as well as the 1987 film Who's That Girl?
• Plane caught fire as pilot confused left and right - The aborted take-off involving a British Airways flight to Vancouver led to 23 cancelled departures.
• Rediscovered Thomas & Friends pilot to be released - The original episode of the fictional train, voiced by Ringo Starr, arrives on YouTube on Friday.
• Enforced skort rule in camogie 'screams sexism' - The Camogie Association is facing pressure to relax the rule on skorts being mandatory for players.
• UK to announce fresh sanctions on Putin's 'shadow fleet' - Officials say action will be taken against up to 100 oil tankers that have been carrying cargo.
• Behind the smiles: Three things to watch as Xi meets Putin - The BBC’s Laura Bicker explains what to look out for during the Chinese leader's state visit to Russia.
• Trump hints tariffs on China may drop as talks set to begin - The meeting is the strongest sign yet that the world's two biggest economies are ready to deescalate their trade war.
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• Joe Biden, VE Day and the politics of nostalgia - How should we remember World War Two?
• The First American Pope: Pope Leo XIV - And, how big a deal is US and UK tariff agreement?
• IPL suspended for one week over safety concerns - The Indian Premier League is suspended for one week amid the ongoing tensions between India and neighbouring Pakistan.
• Man Utd and Tottenham set up ‘titanic battle to salvage season’ - When Manchester United and Tottenham face off it will be the sixth all-English final in a major European competition - with half of them involving Spurs.
• 12 from Leinster, two from Wales - the Lions squad in numbers - The numbers in the squad and why Wales can take hope from history as the Lions class of 2025 is revealed.
• Ex-Australia spinner MacGill avoids jail over drug deal - Former Australia cricketer Stuart MacGill avoids jail after being found guilty of taking part in the supply of cocaine.
• Chelsea fans asked for evidence over safety concerns - Chelsea fans are asked to submit evidence to support concerns over their safety at Thursday's Conference League semi-final after Djurgarden fans had tickets for home sections of Stamford Bridge.