The victim said he was held prisoner and had a bleach-like substance thrown over him.
Lord Cameron explains why the UK and US have taken action against the attacks on ships in the Red Sea.
Public borrowing fell to £7.8bn last month, according to the latest official figures.
BBC Weather's Matt Taylor has the latest forecast with some areas still reeling from the effects of Storm Isha.
The wind alert follows Storm Isha which brought power cuts and fallen trees across Northern Ireland.
A coroner wants action "at the most senior level" to improve the quality of physical healthcare.
A mother who wanted to see the transcript of her daughter's rape trial is calling for free access.
The former prime minister tells BBC News sweets helped her out in some sticky situations in meetings.
Weather warnings have issued for most of the UK with strong winds forecast.
The second joint operation between the US and UK targets underground storage and missiles, they say.
Only six UK firms became a unicorn last year by achieving a valuation of more than a billion dollars.
A BBC investigation finds Birmingham council tops the list with a 500% increase between 2022 and 2023.
A range of stories in Tuesday's papers - including a woman's death who went to Turkey for weight loss.
New research from Citizens Advice suggests many will not be able to top up their prepayment meters.
The UK government rejects calls for Six Nations rugby to be added to free-to-air TV list.
Kigali must improve its asylum procedures before parliament ratifies the treaty, House of Lords says.
A watchdog is investigating videos of online speeches urging students to join an "apocalyptic war".
Storm Jocelyn will hit Scotland on Tuesday with Met Office yellow and amber warnings in place.
A coroner said there is no evidence Christopher Kapessa's death was "racially motivated".
Prof Gregor Smith has told the UK Covid Inquiry he erased messages "frequently" during the pandemic.
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