BBC Lite

• Manchester Airport brawl CCTV shown to jury - The trial of two brothers accused of attacking police hears of a "high level of violence".
• London remembers 7/7 bombings 20 years on as William lays flowers for victims - The names of those killed in the bombings 20 years ago have been read to a congregation of families and survivors.
• Why don't we trust technology in sport? - Technology editor Zoe Kleinman explores the tensions between between humans and machines that were encapsulated at Wimbledon.
• The Salt Path author defends herself against claims she misled readers - Writer Raynor Winn denies allegations that some elements of her best-selling book misled readers.
• 200 million year-old flying reptile species found - The newly discovered flying reptile is the oldest pterosaur in North America.
• Russian minister sacked by Putin found dead - On Monday morning a presidential decree stated that Starovoit had been dismissed from his post.
• Released Hamas hostage says Trump can bring home those still captive in Gaza - Keith Siegel urged the US president to pressure both Israel and Hamas to agree a new ceasefire and hostage release deal.
• Emergency alerts to be sent to UK smartphones - A test message will be sent to smartphones on 7 September, after a previous test revealed technical issues.
• Workplace misconduct and discrimination NDAs to be banned - There has been concern that non-disclosure agreements have been used to silence those in workplaces suffering harassment.
• Maternity retailer worn by Kate enters administration - Consultancy firm Interpath confirmed that it had been appointed as administrators by the company.
• Young campers, teachers and football coach among Texas flood victims - At least 95 lives were lost near the Guadalupe River after a deluge on Friday, authorities say.
• What early warnings did flood-hit Texas receive? - Questions have been raised about why people were not evacuated before the deluge.
• Watch: Timelapse shows how suddenly Texas flood waters rose - Footage shows how the banks of the Llano River rose quickly over the course of an hour.
• A girls' summer camp swept away by a 'horrific' deluge - Terrified girls at Camp Mystic swam through the broken window of one cabin into the swirling darkness of the flood.
• An orange plate and cancer lie: Key evidence that gripped mushroom murder trial - Erin Patterson's conviction ends a monthslong trial full of dramatic allegations.
• 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.
• Names of 7/7 London bombing victims read aloud - Saba Edwards and Thelma Stober read the names of the victims, in an emotional tribute.
• 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.
• Who should foot the bill for tennis players' pay rise? - As players ask the Grand Slams for more prize money, the chair of the All England Club suggests those questions should be directed to the regular tour events.
• Devastated Dimitrov retires injured while leading Sinner - A devastated Grigor Dimitrov retires injured when two sets up on world number one Jannik Sinner in the Wimbledon fourth round.
• Watch: Moment pet lion pounces on woman in street - CCTV footage shows the moment a lion leaps over a concrete wall before attacking a woman.
• Former Tory cabinet minister Jones joins Reform UK - Ex-Welsh secretary David Jones becomes the third former Tory to join Nigel Farage's party in the last two weeks.
• YouTuber arrested over F1 car damaged at Silverstone - The streamer, real name Morgan Burtwistle, was later released and denies damaging the classic car.
• Trump threatens tariffs on 14 countries from August - President Trump says the US will impose a raft of import taxes on 14 countries after delaying his Liberation Day tariffs.
• US to remove Syria's HTS from list of foreign terror groups - The Islamist group led a rebel offensive that toppled Syria's Assad regime in December.
• US justice department finds no Epstein 'client list' - An official memo also says that the disgraced financier did take his own life - contradicting conspiracy theories.
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• Flash Floods Devastate Texas - At least 91 people are confirmed dead, following flash floods in central Texas.
• Is Trump deporting record numbers of migrants? - The US president has made Los Angeles his deportations battleground
• Morecambe and Wise's formative years - One-off drama telling the story of Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise's formative years.
• Devastated Dimitrov retires injured when two sets up on Sinner - A devastated Grigor Dimitrov retires injured when two sets up on world number one Jannik Sinner in the Wimbledon fourth round.
• 'Legend Lara should keep Test record' - why Mulder stopped on 367 - South Africa’s Wiaan Mulder declares on 367 not out, passing up the opportunity to break Brian Lara’s record for the highest individual score in a Test innings.
• Arsenal close in on Gyokeres deal after face-to-face talks - Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta holds face-to-face talks with Sporting in Portugal as the Premier League club move closer towards a deal for striker Viktor Gyokeres.
• 'Exceptional' Spain show adaptability - but are they vulnerable? - Spain have laid down a marker at Euro 2025 with 11 goals in two games - but what makes them so good, and do they have weaknesses?
• Wimbledon announces change after line call controversy - Wimbledon makes changes to its electronic line calling system to remove the possibility of 'human error' after controversy on Sunday.
• 'This doesn't feel like a win' - Sinner through after Dimitrov retires hurt - World number one Jannik Sinner says Grigor Dimitrov "deserves" to be in the Wimbledon quarter-finals, after the Bulgarian is forced into retiring with a two-set lead because of a pectoral injury in their fourth-round match.
• Djokovic breaks Federer 'curse' in battling win - Novak Djokovic breaks the "curse" of playing in front of former rival Roger Federer as he beats Alex de Minaur to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals.