BBC Lite

• Is the UK really any safer 20 years on from 7/7? - The British state has an evolved and sophisticated suite of powers and tools - but the shape of the threat has shifted.
• King's message of unity for 7/7 attack anniversary - King warns against those stoking division, in a message honouring the victims of 7/7 terror attacks.
• At least 78 dead and dozens missing in Texas floods as more rain looms - The death toll looks certain to rise as search-and-rescue teams brace for further storms.
• First round of Gaza ceasefire talks ends without breakthrough - The latest round of indirect negotiations come as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu heads to Washington.
• Welfare U-turn makes spending decisions harder, minister tells BBC - Bridget Phillipson does not commit to scrapping the two-child benefit cap, saying it will "come at a cost".
• Government urged to keep care plans for children with special needs - Campaigners warn thousands of children could lose access to education if the plans are abolished.
• 'Human error' - Wimbledon sorry over missed line calls - Wimbledon organisers apologise after the electronic line-calling system on Centre Court is turned off in error and misses three calls in one game.
• Post Office scandal victim: 'I need someone to be punished' - Sub-postmasters look forward to the first part of a report into the Horizon IT scandal being published.
• Murder inquiry after death of scientist on Dundee street - Dr Fortune Gomo, who was originally from Zimbabwe, was pronounced dead at the scene on the city's South Road.
• Parents of girls killed in school crash 'still waiting for answers' - Nuria Sajjad and Selena Lau died when a Land Rover ran into an end-of-term tea party in July 2023.
• Israel launches strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen - Israel says it took action against the rebel group as part of Operation "Black Flag".
• Bereavement leave to be extended to miscarriages before 24 weeks - Parents who experience pregnancy loss at any stage will be entitled to leave from work under planned changes.
• Lena Dunham on fatphobia, dating advice and her new London rom-com - Dunham's latest project is a Netflix rom-com loosely based on her life over the last few years.
• What early warnings did flood-hit Texas receive? - Questions have been raised about why people were not evacuated ahead of the deluge.
• How an al-Qaeda offshoot became one of Africa's deadliest militant groups - JNIM has emerged as the deadliest jihadist group in West Africa as armies struggle to stem the attacks.
• The Papers: 'PM facing fresh revolt' and 'dental deserts' - The Guardian and the Times lead with responses to a review of special educational needs and disabilities (Send) provisions in schools
• The best photos from Black Sabbath's farewell - The heavy metal pioneers perform their final gig on Saturday with an all-star line-up.
• 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.
• Nursery teachers to get £4,500 to work in disadvantaged areas - A new scheme will see early years teachers offered a financial incentive to work in areas with highest needs.
• Trump calls Musk's new political party 'ridiculous' - The US president and Tesla boss were formerly close allies before a dramatic falling out in recent weeks.
• Archaeologists unveil 3,500-year-old city in Peru - Researchers believe Peñico served as a trading hub linking ancient Pacific coast communities with those living in the Andes and Amazon.
• How tariffs are shifting global supply chains - Trump's 90-day pause on his sweeping tariffs plan is about to expire. But already some firms are radically changing how they work.
• Watch: Explosion rips through Domino's restaurant after car crashes into building - The explosion happened after a car veered off the road and hit the building in the US state of Utah, the local fire agency says.
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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?
• Norris gets to 'live that feeling' of being Silverstone winner - Lando Norris did not let a cut nose dampen his celebrations after his first British Grand Prix win.
• The familiar issues frustrating England and their fans - After taking two steps forward last week, England have taken another back in their crushing loss to India. BBC Sport explores the issues holding them back.
• 'Human error' - Wimbledon sorry over missed line calls - Wimbledon organisers apologise after the electronic line-calling system on Centre Court is turned off in error and misses three calls in one game.
• 'A well-deserved fall' - Norrie's relief at Wimbledon win - Cameron Norrie is the final Briton standing in the Wimbledon singles after beating Chile's Nicolas Jarry to reach the men's quarter-finals.
• Hamilton's Ferrari 'unbelievably tricky to drive' in wet as he misses podium - Lewis Hamilton says the Ferrari he drove in the wet-dry British Grand Prix "was the most difficult car I've driven in these conditions".
• Alcaraz overcomes Rublev's power to win 'impossible' point - Watch Centre Court erupt as Carlos Alcaraz fends off the power of Andrey Rublev to win an "impossible point" and break his serve in the third set of their fourth-round match at Wimbledon 2025.