BBC Lite

• Welfare U-turn makes spending decisions harder, minister tells BBC - Bridget Phillipson does not not commit to scrapping the two-child benefit cap, saying it will "come at a cost".
• Search for missing continues as Texas floods kill 51, including 15 children - Hundreds of rescuers search for people missing after flash floods killed 51 people, including 15 children.
• Israel to send negotiators to Gaza talks despite 'unacceptable' Hamas demands, Netanyahu says - Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas is seeking changes to a proposal for a ceasefire deal that Israel has accepted.
• Trump is using the 'Madman Theory' to try to change the world (and it's working) - Political scientists have a term for the tactic, that has been used by some leaders including Nixon, to persuade adversaries that they are temperamentally capable of anything, to extract concessions. But can it work in the long term?
• Ozzy Osbourne goes out on a high at farewell gig as rock gods join line-up - More than 40,000 fans and an all-star line-up of rock legends pay homage at the "heavy metal Live Aid".
• I looked into the eyes of a man who blew himself up on the Tube. I still see him everywhere - Dan Biddle recalls a bright, white flash as a bomb was detonated just metres away from him on a London Underground train.
• Excellent or awful - why Lifetime ISAs divide opinion - A report by MPs says the product needs to be reformed and many savers who have been in touch tend to agree.
• How MI5 piled falsehood on falsehood in court in the case of a spy who abused women - Security Service continued to provide misleading evidence even after its lie was exposed, BBC can reveal.
• Labour might be down, but it's not necessarily out - voters reflect on a year in power - What’s gone wrong for Labour? 2024 voters delve into it, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
• Not getting a summer job? Here are eight ways to change that - Grace Pickett, 18, says it's "frustrating" so many part-time jobs require previous experience.
• Why I kick down Peak District stone stacks - Stuart Cox says he wants to raise awareness of the damage the stacks can do to the environment.
• Sabrina Carpenter tones down headline show - but she's still at her best - The 26-year-old US singer was in London to headline the first of two nights at the BST festival.
• Defending champions England defeated by France - England's defence of their European title got off to a damaging start with defeat by France in their heavyweight group-stage clash in Zurich.
• Women's Euro 2025: Groups, fixture dates and who are favourites? - BBC Sport provides the lowdown on all the key details for the 2025 Women's European Championship.
• Which young players could light up Euro 2025? - BBC Sport selects the young players to watch at the 2025 Women's European Championships.
• Elon Musk says he is launching new political party - The world's richest man says he is setting up a new political organisation called the America Party.
• David Lammy first UK minister to visit Syria since 2011 uprising - David Lammy said he promoted transparency and accountability in a meeting with Syria's interim president Al-Sharaa.
• The Papers: 'You'll never walk alone' and 'swept away' - The funeral of footballers Diogo Jota and André Silva dominate the front pages of Sunday's papers
• Thousands turn out to mark Dalai Lama's 90 birthday - Earlier this week, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader confirmed plans for a successor.
• Family hubs to open in every council in England - Government says £500m plan aims to support an extra half a million more children.
• Iran supreme leader in first public appearance since Israel war - State TV showed footage of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei being cheered at a mosque ahead of a Shia festival.
• Four-year-old boy killed by falling gravestone - Paramedics tried to save the boy after he was hurt in Haslingden, Lancashire.
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• Is Trump deporting record numbers of migrants? - The US president has made Los Angeles his deportations battleground
• One year of Labour: What happened? (Newscast Live) - Have Keir Starmer's first 12 months as Prime Minister been a success?
• England playing catch-up - what went wrong against France? - It did not go to plan in England's Euro 2025 opener as they fell to defeat by France - so where did it all go wrong?
• 'Bazball's winning mantra facing biggest test of its resolve' - England face the first real test of their 'no-draws' approach, and coach Marcus Trescothick has hinted there may be room for manoeuvre.
• 'Six-car fight for win' in prospect at Silverstone - McLaren's Lando Norris predicts that Sunday's British Grand Prix could be a "great race" with six cars in with a chance of victory.
• Ford marks 100th cap by inspiring England win in Argentina - Clinical England produce a second-half masterclass to see off Argentina 35-12 in the first Test in La Plata.
• Wimbledon's smallest player Kartal set for her biggest stage - Britain's Sonay Kartal is the shortest player left in the women's draw at Wimbledon but she makes up for it with power and speed around the court.
• 'I couldn't open my eyes' - Norrie's next opponent Jarry - Nicolas Jarry tells BBC Sport how he went from being unable to open his eyes because of vestibular neuritis to completing an emotional Wimbledon third-round win.
• 'Jota was with me' - Alexander-Arnold as Real Madrid set up PSG semi-final - Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold says his former Liverpool team-mate Diogo Jota "was there with me" after helping the Spanish club reach the semi-finals of the Club World Cup.