BBC Lite

• Israeli forces kill 67 Palestinians seeking aid in northern Gaza, Hamas-run ministry says - The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said it had "fired warning shots" and disputed the number of reported deaths.
• New water ombudsman will tackle leaks and overcharging - The new consumer champion is being launched as part of wider plans to overhaul the water industry.
• Japan's PM vows to stay on despite bruising election loss - The result could destabilise Japan's government at a pivotal moment in trade negotiations with the US.
• British woman dies after rafting incident in French Alps - The woman fell from her raft in Briancon and was later found on a riverbank in a serious condition.
• England call in police over racist abuse of Carter - England defender Jess Carter says she will take a step back from social media after experiencing "a lot of racial abuse".
• Bottles and smoke flares thrown in hotel protest - Police are dealing with a large number of protesters at a hotel in Epping.
• Ellen DeGeneres: I moved to the UK because of Trump - The TV star makes her first public appearance since moving to the UK the day after Trump's re-election.
• Bedouins tell BBC they could return to fighting Druze in Syria - More than 1,000 people in Syria have been killed in recent clashes between Bedouin and Druze fighters.
• Battle of Orgreave national inquiry confirmed - Police violently clashed with striking miners at Orgreave in South Yorkshire on 18 June 1984.
• HS2 was doomed to be a mess, say insiders - due to a 'problem in this country' - "There's a fundamental problem in the UK with the cost of building anything," says one insider. Then there are questions about the planning system
• Future pensioners to be worse off, government warns - Future pensioners are set to be worse off than today's with four-in-10 not saving enough for retirement, says the DWP.
• Performer unfurls Palestinian flag on Royal Opera House stage - A cast member unfurls a Palestinian flag during a curtain call, prompting a brief scuffle as an official tries to take it away.
• Stevie Wonder: 'I'll keep playing as long as I breathe' - In an exclusive interview with the BBC, the Motown legend says he will play for the rest of his life.
• 'Doctors hold patients to ransom' and Lionesses 'stand with Jess' - The resident doctors strike leads several of the papers before the planned five day walk out starts on Friday.
• Girlguiding unveils 72 new badges including 'fandoms' and 'laughter' - It is only the second time in the organisation's 116-year history that it has released new badges.
• 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.
• 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.
• Scheffler completes dominant Open win at Portrush - World number one Scottie Scheffler claims his first Open Championship title with a four-shot victory at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland.
• Reform councillors obstructed by officials, Farage says - The Reform leader tells the BBC his councillors are being "hamstrung" by existing bureaucracies.
• WW2 veteran and TikTok star 'Papa' Jake Larson dies aged 102 - Tributes are being paid to the American D-Day veteran and social media star.
• One person killed and two missing after six swept over Oregon waterfall - Dillon Falls, near the city of Bend, has a 15ft drop that turns into "churning rapids".
• Three women charged under Terrorism Act over defence factory crash - Counter terror officers are also investigating logos of a banned organisation being displayed at a protest in Edinburgh.
• Police launch underwater search for missing woman - Rachel Booth, 38, was last seen on Saturday morning at a petrol station in Northwich, police say.
• Ultra-marathon winner so fast she was home before others crossed finish line - Anna Rutherford finished so far ahead in the Bamburgh to Edinburgh race that she was home by the time her rivals crossed the finish line.
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• The End Of Year Political Report Card - We give the main parties their summer review.
• 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
• How 'Tiger-like' Scheffler is conquering golf - With a vice-like grip on the Claret Jug, Scottie Scheffler's Open victory shows how he has become the most dominant men's golfer since Tiger Woods.
• More abuse as women's football grows - Bronze - England defender Lucy Bronze says players are getting more abuse the bigger women's football becomes.
• 'I got everything I wanted but the Claret Jug' - Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy says he got "everything I wanted but the Claret Jug" from the Open Championship's return to Royal Portrush.
• Key stats, star players and favourites - meet Euro 2025 final four - England, Italy, Germany and Spain have booked their place in the Euro 2025 semi-finals. But how did they get here and who has stood out? BBC Sport takes a look.
• Impressive Littler eases into Matchplay last 16 - World champion Luke Littler eases into the last 16 of the World Matchplay with a comfortable 10-2 win over Ryan Searle.
• 'Special moment' - Scheffler wins The Open - Scottie Scheffler becomes the 2025 Open Champion and celebrates with his family.
• Scheffler 'masterclass' seals Open title - World number one Scottie Scheffler shoots a three-under-par 68 to win The Open by four shots at Royal Portrush.