BBC Lite

• UK to recognise Palestinian state unless Israel meets conditions - The PM announces there will be a shift in policy in September, unless Israel takes steps including agreeing a ceasefire in Gaza.
• Watch: How did Gaza get to the brink of starvation? - The BBC's diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams explains how the people of Gaza have reached a point of starvation.
• The doctor strike is ending - what comes next? - With doctors returning to work after five-day walkout, is there an opportunity for talks to re-start?
• Why plane turbulence is really becoming more frequent - and more severe - Flights are getting bumpier, thanks in part to climate change. But new studies are looking into innovative potential ways to turbulence-proof wings - using AI and owls
• Rape crisis centre to launch single sex-only meetings after trans row - The new group will run alongside an existing service which allows trans and non-binary people to take part
• UK gets first female Astronomer Royal in 350 years - Prof Michele Dougherty is the first woman to be appointed to the influential post.
• Ozzy Osbourne's home city set to say final goodbye - Thousands are expected to watch his funeral procession make its way through Birmingham on Wednesday.
• Women abused as children by Rotherham gangs say police also sexually assaulted them - One says she was raped from the age of 12 by a South Yorkshire Police officer in a marked police car.
• Plan for 40,000 homes to be built on railway land - The UK government says first-time buyers stand to benefit from the plan to develop the brownfield sites.
• What will the new banknotes look like? - Many young people are among those suggesting new themes for the biggest redesign of banknotes in 50 years.
• Trump's Scotland trip gives him three things he likes - and one thing he doesn't - As Trump wraps up his working holiday in the UK, the BBC's North America editor Sarah Smith assesses its success.
• Famine 'currently playing out' in Gaza, UN-backed experts warn - It comes as aid agencies warn Israel's recent measures to increase aid supplies are not enough.
• Can Starmer's Palestinian pledge be more than symbolic gesture? - Unless new demands are met, the prime minister says the UK will recognise a Palestinian state in September.
• More than 60,000 people killed in Gaza during Israel offensive, Hamas-run health ministry says - At least 112 people were killed in the 24 hours before late Tuesday morning, 22 while trying to get aid, the ministry says.
• Gazan mother of malnourished baby speaks to BBC - Yasmeen Abu Sultan says her two-month old daughter is suffering from malnutrition and asked that she is taken out of Gaza to undertake medical treatment.
• 'I was a shopping addict - it needs to be taken more seriously' - People with experience of compulsive buying say more NHS help is needed to tackle the issue.
• The Papers: Starmer 'rewarding Hamas' and 'Labour's low blow' - The PM's decision to recognise a Palestinian state unless Israel ends the Gaza crisis dominates Wednesday's papers.
• I've stopped life-saving medication says man exhausted by fight for NHS care - Tim Hull, who has a rare neurological condition, says his quality of life is "very, very low".
• Greece claims 'invasion' in Crete as it tries to halt asylum on Med route - Greek migration minister Thanos Plevris says his country faces a "state of emergency".
• Russian soldiers scammed and robbed of war cash on return from Ukraine - A number of cases emerge of servicemen targeted for their salaries and pay-offs by government officials.
• A mistaken elevator, frantic emails and a run for help - how New York shooting unfolded - Workers barricaded doors and sent goodbye notes as a man roamed through a skyscraper killing people.
• Watch: Sarina Wiegman dances for joy as Lionesses celebrate Euros win - The Lionesses celebrate after returning from Switzerland with the Euro 2025 trophy following their victory over Spain in the final on Sunday.
• Outcry after German zoo culled baboons due to overcrowding - The zoo in Nuremberg said it knew many people would be "upset" or "infuriated" by the decision.
• Dali painting bought for £150 could fetch £30k - The Salvador Dali painting will be auctioned off after having been snapped up at a house clearance.
• Theft of royal items prompts £3m insurance payout - The annual finances of the Royal Collection Trust show the scale of the theft of royal items on loan to a Paris museum.
• Cat Deeley and Patrick Kielty announce separation - The presenters, who married in 2012, made the announcement in a joint statement.
• Police seek to question Tommy Robinson in connection with station assault - Transport police are investigating an incident at the London station it says left a man with serious injuries.
• Father and son killed in London stabbing named - Terry McMillan, 58, and his son Brendan McMillan, 27, are named as the people stabbed in Bermondsey.
• Minister must apologise over Savile claim, says Farage - Minister Peter Kyle claims that by opposing online safety laws the Reform UK leader is siding with sex offenders.
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• Americanswers… on 5 Live! Trump hosts Starmer at his Scottish golf resort - And Trump sets a new deadline of “10 or 12 days” for Putin to agree to a Ukraine deal
• Trump Welcomes Starmer To Scotland - President Trump announces a new deadline for Putin to agree to Ukraine Deal.
• Toby Jones presents must-see Dad's Army moments - Toby Jones presents a set of must-see Dad's Army moments from the BBC's archives.
• 'We thought there might not be enough people' - 65,000 fans at Lionesses parade - England's triumphant squad admit to having misgivings about how popular their Euro 2025 parade would be, but they need not have worried as 65,000 fans joined their celebrations in London.
• India coach Gambhir in confrontation with Surrey ground staff - Video footage emerges on social media of a confrontation between India head coach Gautam Gambhir and Surrey's head of ground staff, Lee Fortis.
• Trafford rejoins Man City for 'British record fee' - Manchester City buy back their former academy goalkeeper James Trafford from Burnley for what the Clarets say is a record fee for a British goalkeeper.
• 'I know what I need to do' - rising star Woad targets Open - Only a week after turning professional, Lottie Woad is favourite for the final major of the year, the AIG Women's Open at Royal Porthcawl.
• How would Liverpool fit Ekitike and Isak in the same team? - BBC Sport takes a look at how Liverpool could fit both Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak in the same team.
• England celebrate Euro 2025 triumph on open-top bus - England celebrate their Euro 2025 triumph with an open-top bus procession along The Mall in London.
• Olympic star 'seriously' hurt in climbing accident - Germany's double Olympic biathlon champion Laura Dahlmeier is "seriously injured" in a severe mountaineering accident in Pakistan.