BBC Lite

• Chris Mason: Labour still has a big persuasion job ahead - Ministers hope a partial U-turn will win over Labour rebels when MPs vote on welfare changes later.
• Household energy bills fall but may not go much lower - Bills for homes using a typical amount of gas and electricity will drop by £11 a month.
• Is RFK Jr's divisive plan to Make America Healthy Again fearmongering - or revolutionary? - The most powerful public health official in the US is reviled by some medics - but even some of his critics accept that he is bringing drive to healthcare areas that have long been neglected
• 'I had to investigate my own abuse case because the police failed me' - Police are failing to properly investigate coercive control, victims and campaigners say.
• Guilty plea expected over US student murders - Relatives of one victim posted on Facebook that the state had failed them by allowing a plea deal.
• Royal train to be cut in Palace cost-saving measure - The announcement has come alongside the annual publication of royal finances.
• Father and daughter plucked from sea after cruise ship drama - Crew members were able to quickly rescue the pair, who were on the last day of a Disney cruise to the Bahamas.
• Emma Raducanu beats British teenager Mimi Xu on first day of Wimbledon - British number one Emma Raducanu cruises to a comfortable victory over compatriot Mimi Xu in her opening-round match at Wimbledon.
• Heatwave peak sees parts of UK climb to 33C - The rise in temperature coincides with the beginning of Wimbledon and the end of the Glastonbury festival.
• Police launch criminal investigation into Bob Vylan and Kneecap Glastonbury sets - It follows performances from both bands on Saturday at the Glastonbury music festival in Somerset.
• US Senate begins voting on Trump's 'big beautiful bill' - Senators are debating a nearly 1,000-page bill that is pivotal to President Donald Trump's domestic agenda.
• Parental leave and pay for new parents to be reviewed - Campaigners say the UK's system has been "overlooked for years", and investing in it is a "no-brainer".
• What has been driving the rise in disability benefit claims? - The government has confirmed details of its scaled-back plan to reform some benefits.
• The Papers: 'Chaos on eve of welfare vote' and 'Red-hot Brits' - Parliament is to vote on the welfare bill amid reports of a backbench rebellion and Wimbledon heats up.
• Did BBC's focus on one potential Glastonbury controversy miss another? - This was not the peace-loving, welcome-to-all vibe that Glastonbury tries to project, writes Katie Razzall.
• As Squid Game ends, South Koreans return to the reality that inspired it - The show's themes of unemployment and inequality are all too relatable for Korean viewers.
• 'We're not safe here anymore' - Syria's Christians fear for future after devastating church attack - Many Christians in Syria fear the new Islamist-led government is not doing enough to protect them.
• How cold case killer was caught after more than half a century - The conviction of Ryland Headley is thought to be the oldest cold case murder ever solved in the UK.
• Trans troops in US military 'in survival mode' as ban on serving kicks in - Two transgender officers say they fear their military careers are over due to Trump’s ban on trans service members.
• Parents face hurdles vaccinating children - report - Obstacles include difficulty booking appointments and too few jab reminders, say child health experts.
• BBC investigation reveals hidden deaths at India festival crush - The Uttar Pradesh government says 37 people were killed in the Kumbh Mela crush, but the BBC has verified at least 82 deaths.
• Almost 2,200 dog attacks on Royal Mail staff last year - The number of incidents has risen since a drop in the pandemic, although serious injuries are down.
• Tree that killed child was propped up for decades - A councillor says supports had been holding up the tree at least as far back as the 1990s.
• Food delivery apps to tighten checks to stop illegal workers - Government met with Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat after report drivers are sub-letting accounts.
• UK F-35 parts exports to Israel are lawful, High Court rules - The court has rejected a challenge brought by human rights groups.
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• Is Zohran Mamdani the Democrat’s new secret weapon? - Why New York's mayoral race affects the rest of America
• Music and Politics At Glastonbury - Glastonbury organisers say they are "appalled" by comments made by an act.
• A classic rom com with Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell - Over the course of five social occasions, a committed bachelor may have discovered love.
• Boulter and Kartal win on record-breaking day for British players - Katie Boulter and Sonay Kartal both produces impressive victories at either end of a record-breaking day for British players at Wimbledon.
• The Fluminense history maker, 44, with his eyes on Peter Shilton - Fluminense goalkeeper Fabio has helped his side into the Club World Cup quarter-final as he eyes Peter Shilton's appearance world record.
• Putintseva asks umpire to eject spectator over safety fear - World number 33 Yulia Putintseva raises security concerns about a spectator during her first-round match at Wimbledon, asking for them to be ejected.
• 'Fifa should consider playing World Cup final at 9am' - Extreme weather during the Club World Cup in the United States this summer means Fifa should think about playing the men's World Cup final at 9am next year, according to an expert.
• 'All kinds of wizardry!' - best shots from day one of Wimbledon - Watch the best shots from day one of Wimbledon 2025 featuring defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and Great Britain's Sonay Kartal.
• Alcaraz avoids Fognini shock after fan taken ill - Carlos Alcaraz avoids a seismic shock against Italian veteran Fabio Fognini to set up a Wimbledon second-round meeting with British qualifier Oliver Tarvet.