BBC Lite

• New rule for GPs after 27-year-old contacted doctors 20 times and cancer was missed - Jessica Brady's parents campaigned for the initiative after she made repeated calls to GPs before her death aged 27 from terminal cancer.
• Behind the doors of asylum hotels - what I found when I went inside - A BBC reporter goes into four hotels and speaks to asylum seekers and staff about what daily life is like.
• British-Egyptian activist reunited with family after release from prison - Alaa Abdel Fattah, who was imprisoned in Egypt for six years, is reunited with his family in Cairo after being pardoned.
• Trump makes unproven claims about paracetamol link with autism - Some studies have suggested an association between the two, but experts say there is no causal relationship.
• Nick Robinson: How the simmering row over freedom of speech reached boiling point - How did we reach a point where the UK is being compared to a 'tin pot Third World dictatorship'?
• I didn't want sex with my husband after having our baby - Both women and men can experience a loss of libido after having a child, here's what can help.
• Jimmy Kimmel show to return after suspension over Charlie Kirk comments - The late-night comic's show will return to air after Disney said it had "thoughtful coversations" with him.
• Davey urges cancer scientists to come to UK after research cancelled by US government - The Lib Dem leader will use his party conference speech to attack Donald Trump's "anti-science agenda".
• Britain's worst major stations for train cancellations revealed - is yours on the list? - Figures show around one in 13 scheduled stops at City Thameslink were cancelled over the past year.
• Porsche shares plunge after announcing EV rollout delay - European carmakers face intense competition from Chinese rivals and weak demand for luxury cars.
• Adolescence writer on new phone-hacking drama: 'It's a celebration of journalists who called out their own industry' - Jack Thorne says the phone hacking scandal exposed a "troubling" relationship between the press and the police.
• Barcelona midfielder Bonmati's journey from hospital bed to record third Ballon d'Or - Spain and Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmati makes history by becoming the first player to win the women's Ballon d'Or three times.
• The Papers: 'Farage plan would split families' and 'Will the King banish Fergie?' - Reform's migration plans and the Duchess of York being dropped from charities make Tuesday's front pages.
• Horner, the £52m pay-off, and what next for ex-Red Bull boss? - BBC Sport's Andrew Benson assesses Christian Horner's £52m severance deal with Red Bull and how it will reflect on the team and their former F1 supremo.
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• Families accuse care home of 'neglect' and 'cruelty' after secret filming - A BBC Disclosure reporter saw vulnerable elderly people left sitting alone for hours in urine-soaked clothes.
• Three West African countries to quit UN top court - The three military juntas, who came to power through coups, say the judicial body is 'incapable' of handling 'proven war crimes'.
• Copenhagen and Oslo airports forced to close temporarily due to drone sightings - Both airports have been reopened, with Danish police unable to confirm origin of drones.
• France becomes latest country to recognise Palestinian state - Donald Trump will address UN leaders on Tuesday, as more European countries look set to join the French policy change.
• Duchess of York dropped from multiple charities over Epstein email - Seven charities, including the Teenage Cancer Trust, remove the former wife of Prince Andrew as a patron or ambassador.
• Men who murdered e-bike riders jailed for life - Alex Rose deliberately drove his pick-up truck into his victims after mistaking them for burglars.
• Fans flock to mourn iconic Indian singer Zubeen Garg - Hundreds of thousands of people gather for a last glimpse of the singer who will be cremated with state honours.
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• What Has Changed After UK Recognises Palestine? - France prepares to join UK in recognising Palestinian state.
• MAGA’s 'righteous fury' at Charlie Kirk’s memorial - And Trump’s response to Erika Kirk forgiving her husband’s killer.
• Star-studded, iconic, Oscar-winning mafia epic - Oscar-winning adaptation of Mario Puzo’s epic bestseller.
• How best in the world Dembele finally lived up to his potential - Ousmane Dembele won the Ballon d'Or as the world's best player. Guillem Balague looks at his rise to the very top.
• 'I flew 5,500 miles and paid £900 for a Premier League ticket but was turned away' - The BBC examines Brighton's ticket operation to explore the scale and human impact of touted Premier League tickets.
• Bonmati's journey from hospital bed to record third Ballon d'Or - Spain and Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmati makes history by becoming the first player to win the women's Ballon d'Or three times.
• Donald and Bradley's love-in sets tone for Ryder Cup - After all the talk of a Bethpage "bearpit" in the build-up to this week's Ryder Cup, Monday's opening exchanges between the captains in New York could not have been more cuddly.
• Has modern football adopted the Allardyce playbook? We asked him - Former Bolton and Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce speaks to BBC Sport about whether modern football is adopting the playbook he was enacting more than 20 years ago.
• Horner, the £52m pay-off, and what next for ex-Red Bull boss? - BBC Sport's Andrew Benson assesses Christian Horner's £52m severance deal with Red Bull and how it will reflect on the team and their former F1 supremo.
• Hampton's rise to world's best keeper - Hannah Hampton on overcoming a serious eye condition to Euro 2025 glory with England and being named the best goalkeeper in the world.