BBC Lite

• Dozens of officers injured as up to 150,000 join Tommy Robinson rally - Some 25 arrests are made after "unacceptable violence" at demonstrations in central London, police say.
• With Trump's state visit days away, blame game begins over Mandelson scandal - There is growing disquiet over the roles of Starmer, his chief of staff and Whitehall vetting in the saga.
• Unlimited contactless cards may lead to spending without thinking - Spontaneous spending is likely to rise if the £100 limit on contactless cards is scrapped, academics say.
• No 10 questioned Mandelson on Epstein links before appointment - The fallout is continuing after Peter Mandelson's sacking as UK ambassador to Washington over his links to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
• Trump 'ready' to sanction Russia if Nato nations stop buying its oil - The US president has repeatedly threatened tougher measures against Moscow, but has so far failed to take action.
• 'We escaped certain death': Israel intensifies Gaza City bombardment, forcing families to flee - A wave of heavy aerial attacks in recent days have triggered a surge in civilian displacement.
• Queen give the BBC Proms a Rhapsodic send-off - The rock band play an orchestral version of Bohemian Rhapsody; while Bill Bailey plays a typewriter.
• What to expect from the Emmys and how to watch the ceremony - Owen Cooper and Stephen Graham from Netflix's Adolescence are among the nominees at this year's event.
• Mystery of British woman who disappeared from a luxury Caribbean yacht - CCTV footage from 2021, released exclusively to the BBC, contains the last-recorded sighting of Sarm Heslop.
• Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah? The TV love triangle that sparked a fan frenzy - The final episode of The Summer I Turned Pretty, which airs next week, should reveal which brother Belly will choose.
• Defiant nuns flee care home for their abandoned convent in the Alps - Sisters Bernadette, Regina and Rita needed a locksmith to get back into their convent, defying Church leaders.
• Charlie Kirk shooting throws Utah students into heart of US political divide - They tell BBC they feel a personal sense of responsibility to ensure healthy debates on campus continue.
• The Papers: 'Musk wades in' and Mandelson hired 'without proper checks' - The "Unite the Kingdom" rally and fallout from the dismissal of Lord Mandelson lead Sunday's papers.
• 'I will never let your legacy die' - Charlie Kirk's widow gives tearful address after shooting - The organisation Kirk co-founded will host a memorial at a 60,000+ seat stadium in Arizona.
• Migrant return flights to France set to start next week - Dozens of migrants were detained in Dover last month under the new 'one in, one out' agreement between the UK and France.
• Man charged over damage to London synagogues - The 37-year-old man has been charged with racially or religiously aggravated criminal damage, the Met Police said.
• Davina McCall engaged to partner Michael Douglas - It comes just months after the TV presenter revealed her benign brain tumour was "not coming back".
• Donald Trump's UK state visit is next week - this is what we know - US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania will carry out their second UK state visit in September.
• Woman held by Taliban warns British couple 'dying' in prison - Faye Hall was arrested with Peter and Barbie Reynolds in February, and released after two months.
• Eight Met Police officers suspended after BBC investigation - The accusations include excessive use of force, discriminatory and misogynistic comments.
• Nepal's major parties say dissolved parliament must be reinstated - The House of Representatives was dissolved by the country's president, following deadly anti-corruption protests.
• Canada thrash Australia to set up New Zealand semi - Canada underline their credentials as Women's Rugby World Cup contenders with a superb victory over Australia in Bristol.
• Women's WW2 roles at MI5 shared in palace trail - Visitors will be able to take part in code-breaking as part of the Women of Wartime - Secrets trail.
• How you can see and photograph the Northern Lights - With the Northern Lights seen for the first time this autumn, experts say how you can see them.
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• Five games, four points, third-bottom - has Martin lost Rangers backing? - BBC Scotland looks at the crisis facing Rangers head coach Russell Martin following defeat by Hearts.
• Belfast's Crocker beats Donovan to win world title - Lewis Crocker claimed the vacant IBF welterweight title with a split decision win against Paddy Donovan at Windsor Park.
• Smeed takes Somerset past Hampshire to win T20 Blast - Will Smeed's magnificent 94 helps Somerset to their third T20 Blast title with a six-wicket victory over Hampshire.
• Long throws are back - and Brentford are the masters - Brentford are the masters of the long throw and it showed again with their late equaliser against Chelsea on Saturday.
• Woltemade shows there is life after Isak but Newcastle suffer Wissa blow - Some players wait a long time to get their own chant - Nick Woltemade managed it at Newcastle United in all of 29 minutes.
• 'It may be a chess match' - Canelo v Crawford predictions - The world of boxing gives their predictions for Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez v Terence Crawford in Las Vegas.
• The Mandelson-Epstein Emails - Who Knew What, When? - We speak about how Starmer knew about Mandelson’s links to Epstein when appointing him.
• Charlie Kirk's killing: A dangerous moment for America? - Why the right wing influencer was shot and what next for the US?