BBC Lite

• Jeremy Bowen: Israel's allies see evidence of war crimes in Gaza mounting up - The Middle East has been transformed since 7 October, and almost two years on, the conflict in Gaza is at another inflection point.
• Ex-Unite boss McCluskey took private jet flights arranged by building firm, report finds - The ex-Unite chief enjoyed flights arranged by the firm building a controversial hotel, report seen by BBC says.
• 'They shot patients in beds' – BBC hears claims of massacre at Suweida hospital - The BBC visits Suweida's National Hospital where staff claim patients were killed by Syrian government forces.
• Cleverly returns to Tory front bench as Badenoch reshuffles team - The former foreign secretary becomes shadow housing secretary and will face Angela Rayner in Parliament.
• US House speaker shuts down chamber to block Epstein vote - The decision to bring forward the summer recess means Republican leaders can delay a politically fraught vote on the disclosures.
• Brewdog to close 10 pubs across UK, some 'within days' - Brewdog said the "difficult decision" had been taken as a result of "ongoing industry challenges".
• Man who murdered wife as she pushed their baby in pram jailed for life - Kulsuma Akter had been living in a refuge in Bradford when she was fatally stabbed by Habibur Masum.
• Mike Lynch estate and business partner owe HP Enterprise £700m, court rules - Judge rules that the estate of the late tech tycoon, who died when his boat sank last year, must pay out.
• Five-day doctor strike will go ahead, says BMA - Union rejects plea by health secretary to call off strikes in England and continue talks.
• British man who 'dreamt of being like James Bond' guilty of trying to spy for Russia - Jurors find Howard Phillips wanted to pass on details about ex-defence secretary Sir Grant Shapps.
• Gaza health ministry says 33 people died from malnutrition in 48 hours - Fifteen deaths have been reported over the past day, the Hamas-run ministry says, as the UN warns of "soaring" malnutrition.
• WHO condemns Israeli attacks on facilities in central Gaza - The UN agency accuses Israeli forces of attacking a building housing its staff and their families in Deir al-Balah.
• Is the UK selling arms to Israel? - The UK suspended dozens of arms licences to Israel last year, but many say the measures do not go far enough.
• Wild life of Ozzy Osbourne, rock's 'prince of darkness' - The singer helped invent both heavy metal and the image of the wild rock star, before unlikely reality TV fame.
• How Trump is using the courts to get what he wants - and changing the shape of presidential power - Trump's confrontations with the courts are unique in their scale and fury, compared with those of past presidents
• 'Is it coming home?': England fans on edge in tight Euro semi-final - Anticipation builds for supporters of the Lionesses in Geneva as England takes on Italy.
• How are hosepipe bans enforced? - Some are worried about fines, but what happens if the rules are breached?
• 'I could only afford a parking space': Rents soar by 21% in three years - The monthly cost of renting rose just as fast as mortgage increases over the last three years, figures show.
• Welsh Conservative Laura Anne Jones defects to Reform - Senedd politician Laura Anne Jones has defected from the Tories to Reform, Nigel Farage announces.
• More than 100 victims of Al Fayed abuse claim compensation - Eligibility for compensation has also been extended to employees of one of Fayed's private airline companies.
• Trump's ex-lawyer replaced as federal prosecutor by judges - Alina Habba will be replaced when her interim term expires, in a rare move by a group of 17 judges.
• Food bills on course to rise by £275 a year as prices jump - Households are trading down or making simpler meals to save money on groceries, research shows.
• Edinburgh's funniest joke award scrapped for 2025 - UKTV, which presents the award, said it wanted to "reflect on how we continue to support comedy".
• New Prince George photo released for his 12th birthday - A new photograph of Prince George to mark his 12th birthday has been issued by Kensington Palace.
• Record labels agree to boost 'insulting' musicians' pay - The deal includes songwriters being paid for attending recording sessions for the first time.
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• Americanswers... on 5 Live! Is Trump a better friend to Britain than Biden? - And what can we expect from Trump’s visit to Scotland this week?
• The End Of Year Political Report Card - We give the main parties their summer review.
• Philomena Cunk examines life and existence - Cunk returns for a one-off special to examine life and existence. Starring Diane Morgan.
• Kelly's extra-time penalty secures England victory over Italy - England stage an incredibly late comeback to reach the Euro 2025 final with a 96th-minute equaliser from Michelle Agyemang and an extra-time penalty from Chloe Kelly.
• England players and subs stand in support of Carter - England's players stood before their Euro 2025 semi-final on Tuesday after the Lionesses decided to stop taking the knee, while the substitutes linked arms on the touchline.
• Dawson gives England peek into parallel universe - Liam Dawson gets an unexpected return to Test cricket and gives England a look at another spin option, writes Stephan Shemilt.
• Katherine Sciver-Brunt questions England players' mindset - Legendary former bowler Katherine Sciver-Brunt questions the mindset of some of England's players during their defeat by India, suggesting sometimes they look "lazy".
• Farrell considers options for 'biggest game of our lives' - With the second Test looming large in Melbourne, head coach Andy Farrell has some food for thought as he prepares to name his matchday squad on Thursday.