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- I’m in control, says Starmer after Sue Gray pay leaks
- Church same-sex split affecting bishop appointments
- Parties, brothels and drugs plague holiday let neighbours, say MPs
- Rare Dürer artwork 'found at tip' fetches £26,500
- Rare Dürer artwork 'found at tip' fetches £26,500
- Thunderstorm warnings mark end of UK summer
- High-grade masks evidence weak, Covid inquiry told
- Coronation Street star Geoffrey Hinsliff dies
- Some prisoners released early without being tagged
- Ex-Arsenal player charged after £600,000 of cannabis seized at UK airport
Older drivers: Woman, 86, aces advanced driving test
Thelma Bradshaw, 86, wants to fight against ageism after passing the advanced driving test twice.
Newspaper headlines: Meghan 'spurns stereotypes' and Brexit 'boost' for May
Weather warnings over Storm Freya and a drop in holiday prices also make Saturday's front pages.
Phone scams: Rise in fraudsters making fake HMRC calls
A crackdown on email and mobile phone hoaxes has led to more fraudsters targeting victims by landline.
Stansted flights grounded after aborted take-off
Flights in and out of the airport were grounded when a departing plane was evacuated on the runway.
Indoor golds for Johnson-Thompson and Muir
Katarina Johnson-Thompson takes pentathlon gold and Laura Muir defends her 3,000m title on day one of the European Indoor Championships.
Leeds United 4-0 West Bromwich Albion: Patrick Bamford double sends hosts top
Pablo Hernandez scores after 16 seconds as relentless Leeds beat promotion rivals West Brom to go top of the Championship.
Labour activists backlash over anti-Semitism row
A motion at a Hackney North meeting takes issue with MPs who say the party has an "institutional" problem.
Storm Freya forecast to bring dangerous winds to UK
A severe weather warning follows a week which saw much of the UK bask in record-breaking winter heat.
Inside Jack Shepherd's Georgia prison cell
A request has been submitted to extradite the Briton, convicted of the manslaughter of Charlotte Brown.
Brexit: The view from BBC Radio 5 Live listeners
BBC Radio 5 Live hosted a special Your Call programme, with views from across the UK.
Speedboat death: Jack Shepherd extradition request submitted
An official request to extradite speedboat killer Jack Shepherd from Georgia is submitted.
Vaccination deniers gaining traction, NHS boss warns
The NHS is considering what it can do to stop anti-vaccination messages spreading, Simon Stevens says.
Members of the BBC audience 'take over' a BBC News meeting
As part of efforts to be more transparent, BBC News invited the public into its morning editorial meeting. What did they think?
Peaky Blinders producers warn Manchester theme bar
An unofficial Peaky Blinders bar in Manchester is told not to use the hit TV show's "brand".
Sean Rigg death: Met Police cleared of misconduct over custody death
Five Metropolitan Police officers are cleared of misconduct charges over a musician's death in 2008.
Rare cancer: Kirkcaldy mum feels daughter was let down
Kelly Clarkson's daughter Megan died aged two after repeatedly being diagnosed with little more than a cough.
YouTuber Ally Law denies stealing cup of tea in Milton Keynes
Ally Law, famed for free-climbing stunts, is accused of stealing a hot beverage at an indoor skiing centre.
Mixed-race in the UK: 'I can choose which team to support at the World Cup'
Elouan, 10, says he likes having a mixed background, but feels like he is different from his peers.
Stuck seal on Fraisthorpe beach saved from lofty ledge
It is thought the seal had been stuck on top of a World War Two pillbox for about 24 hours.
Brexit: Spain to give Britons rights under no deal
Foreign Minister Josep Borrell says a decree will ensure Britons will have the same rights as now.
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