BBC Lite

• London to celebrate victorious Lionesses with open-top bus parade - The event in London will begin along The Mall and end with a ceremony in front of Buckingham Palace.
• Starmer to hold emergency cabinet meeting on Gaza - Ministers have been called back to Westminster on Tuesday to discuss peace plans and aid efforts for the territory.
• Watch: BBC's Jeremy Bowen goes onboard a plane dropping aid into Gaza - The BBC's international editor was on a Jordanian flight as it dropped supplies into Gaza.
• Chris Mason: Trump visit provides Starmer with invaluable access - The PM's time with the president helped burnish a relationship as solid as it is improbable.
• Two dead and two injured in attack at business - One man, who is in a life-threatening condition, has been detained in connection with the stabbings.
• Watch: Timelapse shows powerful storm rolling into Minnesota - The storm system that swept through state on Sunday left nearly 40,000 homes without power.
• Reconsider Gaza family case, court tells Foreign Office - A ruling says the Palestinian family, who have a British relative in the UK, are at "constant risk of injury or death".
• Suspect in murder of woman and her two teenage children dies - A service for Vanessa Whyte and her children, James and Sara Rutledge, will also be held in Maguiresbridge on Wednesday morning.
• France and Germany lead downbeat EU response to US trade deal - France describes it as a "submission", though there is relief in Europe that a trade war has been averted.
• Couple planning 'brutal' sex attacks on children jailed - The couple sent about 100,000 messages discussing the rape and abuse of three different children.
• How did Lucy Bronze play the whole of Euro 2025 with fractured tibia? - Physiotherapist Nick Worth tells BBC Sport how Lucy Bronze was able to play through Euro 2025 with a fractured tibia.
• Watch: The day the Lionesses brought it home and visited No 10 - Sarina Wiegman's triumphant team arrived back in the UK, after becoming the first English team to win a major football tournament on foreign soil.
• Lego, lash lifts and Reggie the dog - inside England's Euro 2025 success - Everything had to be just right for the Lionesses behind the scenes on their way to victory at Euro 2025 - and it was.
• 'Kelly is more than the next Beckham' - the Lioness shifting the culture - With a hop, skip and a thwack, Chloe Kelly scored the winning penalty in the Euro 2025 final - and changed the landscape of English football.
• 'How will we survive?' Lesotho factory that made Trump golf shirts hit hard by US tariffs - The uncertainty around the paused tariffs has led to massive layoffs in Lesotho's textile industry.
• The Papers: 'The lion ladies' and 'You can't fake that starvation' - The Lionesses' triumphant European Championship win and Gaza aid dominate Tuesday's papers.
• India's AI-driven tech firings could derail middle class dreams - India's largest IT services company has announced it will reduce its workforce by 2% as it gets future ready for AI.
• The US-EU trade deal in numbers - how it compares to UK deal - Donald Trump has struck an agreement with the European Union to reduce tariffs - what will that mean for the UK?
• How much work is needed to turn Trump's jet gifted by Qatar into Air Force One? - The aircraft - valued at $400m - is being donated by Qatar as an "unconditional gift", with any retrofitting costs being borne by the US government.
• Ex-Colombian president Álvaro Uribe guilty of witness-tampering - The 73-year-old has become the first Colombian president to be convicted of a crime.
• Israeli rights groups accuse Israel of genocide in Gaza - Israel's government rejects the allegations in the separate reports by B'Tselem and Physicians for Human Rights-Israel.
• Liam and Noel Gallagher's brother charged with rape - Paul Gallagher is also charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and three counts of sexual assault.
• Trump cites Murdoch's age to seek swift deposition in Epstein case - Trump's lawyers argue that Murdoch is 94 and may not be available to testify in person due to “recent significant health scares".
• Pro-Ukraine hacker group says it carried out Russian Aeroflot cyber-attack - The Kremlin says reports of a cyber-attack on Russia's national carrier Aeroflot are "worrying".
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• Americanswers… on 5 Live! Trump hosts Starmer at his Scottish golf resort - And Trump sets a new deadline of “10 or 12 days” for Putin to agree to a Ukraine deal
• Trump Welcomes Starmer To Scotland - President Trump announces a new deadline for Putin to agree to Ukraine Deal.
• Barry Humphries' funniest, rudest and most revealing moments - Alex Jones looks back at the highlights of Barry’s career on a selection of BBC shows.
• Lionesses welcomed home by jubilant fans after Euro 2025 win - At a special 10 Downing Street reception, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner tells the squad "you've made us all so proud".
• The fall of Felix - inside one of football's most confusing careers - The next chapter in one of football's most confusing careers is nearly upon us - but will Joao Felix ever fulfil his potential?
• Lego, lash lifts and Reggie the dog - inside England's Euro 2025 success - Everything had to be just right for the Lionesses behind the scenes on their way to victory at Euro 2025 - and it was.
• Show of Mancunian grit could be making of India captain Gill - The defiance shown by Shubman Gill with the bat and in his leadership in the fourth-Test draw against England could be the making of him as India's captain.
• How did Bronze play Euro 2025 with fractured tibia? - Physiotherapist Nick Worth tells BBC Sport how Lucy Bronze was able to play through Euro 2025 with a fractured tibia.
• Raducanu wins Montreal opener, but Boulter exits - British number one Emma Raducanu continues her fine form in North America with a routine win against Elena-Gabriela Ruse at the Canadian Open, but Katie Boulter exits.
• 'Kelly is more than the next Beckham' - the Lioness shifting the culture - With a hop, skip and a thwack, Chloe Kelly scored the winning penalty in the Euro 2025 final - and changed the landscape of English football.