BBC Lite

• Sewage discharges to halve by 2030 in 'water revolution', minister pledges - Environment Secretary Steve Reed says the government is preparing a "water revolution" and that the water sector is broken.
• At least 14 dead in South Korea floods and landslides - There are fears the death toll will rise after raging floods destroyed roads, submerged buildings and ravaged farmland.
• New criminal offence to target violence-obsessed suspects before they attack - The law will be tightened so police can stop those without a clear ideology earlier, says the home secretary.
• Parked in lay-bys - the drivers determined to avoid airport drop-off fees - With more than half of the UK's busiest airports having raised 'kiss-and-fly' fees in the last year, some people have their own ideas.
• US tech CEO resigns after Coldplay concert embrace goes viral - The company said its leader had not met the expected standard of conduct and accountability.
• Usyk and 'Ivan' - the untouchable duo who can't be beaten? - BBC Sport looks at where Oleksandr Usyk ranks among the all-time heavyweight greats and who in the current generation could beat him.
• Mr and Mrs XCX: Brat star weds drummer of The 1975 - Pop star Charli XCX tied the knot with the drummer of band The 1975 on Saturday.
• High on snus in school: The hidden nicotine pouches shredding teens' gums - Growing numbers of young people are using these highly addictive - but almost completely unregulated - products.
• How the rise of green tech is feeding another environmental crisis - The world's race to decarbonise has led to the rise of electric cars - and with it, soaring demand for lithium, which is required for the batteries
• Should school summer holidays be shorter? - Six weeks can feel like a long time for parents, but are shorter summer breaks a good idea?
• Members only: India's rich and famous ditch old-school clubs for exclusive hangouts - A new generation of wealth creators has fuelled demand for private members-only clubs in Asia's third largest economy.
• Are we willing to drop cash Isas and take more risks with our money? - Experts have questioned Rachel Reeves' plan to encourage investors with a campaign in the style of "Tell Sid".
• 'Great British Energy solar panels' were made in China - A Labour MP says GB Energy should buy British to avoid the risk of forced labour in supply chains.
• Nearly half of hospital loo users do not wash hands - One professor said the University of Surrey study findings were "worrying but not surprising".
• Syria struggles to quell deadly Bedouin-Druze clashes in south - Hundreds of people have died in clashes between Bedouin and Druze fighters in Suweida, reports say, despite "immediate ceasefire".
• Prime suspect in mistaken-identity murder can't hide forever, victim's family say - The sister of a schoolboy stabbed to death in a mistaken identity hit appeals to the fugitive.
• Dozens dead after Ha Long Bay tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam - The incident happened in Vietnam's popular Ha Long Bay during bad weather, with five people still missing, local reports say.
• Parades, flags and songs: The campaign to force Ukrainian children to love Russia - Russian youth organisations are encouraging Ukrainian children to turn against their country.
• Fantastic Four and Pokémon Presents: What's coming up this week? - Madonna is also in the (re)mix this week, while Happy Gilmore returns to the greens after 30 years.
• World's first 150mph car returns to beach where it broke record - Sir Malcolm Campbell's Blue Bird returns to Pendine Sands for the 100th anniversary of the record.
• Japan heads to polls in key test for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba - The election comes as US President Donald Trump ramps up pressure on Tokyo amid tense tariff negotiations.
• Taiwan coach apologises for 'pressuring' students to give blood - An investigation at National Taiwan Normal University found blood sampling had taken place for "research projects".
• Disabled man fined for parking outside his home wins appeal at the second attempt - Mark Toplass successfully appealed against a penalty charge notice over a parking permit.
• More than £40k raised for school coach crash victims - Several fundraisers have been launched to help those affected by the crash.
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• More River Pollution, More Anger - Serious pollution incidents by water companies rise by 60% in a year.
• The President's Path: Why are Epstein files dividing MAGA and Trump? - Trump faces backlash from his base as demands grow for Epstein file transparency
• Usyk and 'Ivan' - the untouchable duo who can't be beaten? - BBC Sport looks at where Oleksandr Usyk ranks among the all-time heavyweight greats and who in the current generation could beat him.
• Is Open all over or do chasing pack have chance? - Scottie Scheffler is looking increasingly unassailable in Royal Portrush - can anyone deny him his fourth major and first outside the US?
• England overcome lightning delay to beat US - England cruise past the United States in a weather-affected match in Washington which has almost two hours of delays.
• Pacquiao, 46, draws with Barrios in comeback fight - Manny Pacquiao says he wants a rematch against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios after missing out on the title on his return to boxing.
• Berger's journey from cancer to shootout hero - Ann-Katrin Berger was Germany's hero as she made two decisive saves in a penalty shootout as they defeated France in a chaotic quarter-final at Euro 2025.
• Rashford's big move - from unwanted at Man Utd to wanted by Barcelona - With Marcus Rashford set to leave Old Trafford, BBC Sport explains how he ended up on the brink of a remarkable move to Barcelona.
• 'The genius of modern boxing' - Usyk knocks out Dubois in rematch - Oleksandr Usyk further cements his place as one of boxing's greats by stopping Daniel Dubois in round five at Wembley Stadium to become a two-time undisputed heavyweight champion.