Printworks: Final show for famous dance music venue

The London club, which has hosted the Chemical Brothers and Aphex Twin, will become an office block.

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Khartoum branch of Sudan Central Bank in flames

Video shows burning chunks of the large building's facade falling to the ground.

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The Papers: Cancer nurses strike, and £19bn unclaimed benefits

Monday's front pages carry a mix of stories, including the 28-hour nurses strike in England.

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Pope Francis urges Hungarians to 'open doors' to migrants

The pontiff addressed up to 100,000 people, including Hungary's nationalist PM Viktor Orban.

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Bulgari store in Paris robbed in broad daylight

Video shows suspects making a getaway on motorbikes from the city's flagship Bulgari store.

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Suspected Islamic State chief Qurayshi killed in Syria, Turkey says

Abu-Hussein Al-Qurayshi was killed by Turkish forces on Saturday, Turkey's President Erdogan says.

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Nurses' strike: 28-hour strike over pay under way

It will be the largest industrial action by nurses so far and risks patients' safety, NHS bosses say.

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The enduring call of Local Hero 40 years on

The village of Pennan and its red phone box were made famous by the classic 1983 Bill Forsyth movie.

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'I was kidnapped by paedophile Robert Frid when I was three'

Robert Frid is given another 10 years in jail for 1986 attack on three-year-old girl.

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How taking it slow could help protect our money

A culture of instant buying, paying, and delivery brings convenience but could expose our finances to harm.

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Guardian apologises over cartoon of BBC chairman Richard Sharp

An image depicting Richard Sharp has been criticised by Jewish groups and removed from the paper's website.

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Turkey's President Erdogan back on campaign trail after illness

The Turkish leader holds a rally in the opposition stronghold of Izmir after falling ill on Tuesday.

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Coronation Street actor Barbara Young dies in Cambridge aged 92

Young, who also starred in Last of the Summer Wine, was warm-hearted and brilliant, her family say.

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Sudan crisis: The football coach forced to flee Khartoum

Florent Ibenge, in charge of the country's leading club, hopes to be reunited with his players soon.

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Local elections 2023: Conservatives hope to retain red wall gains

People in Clay Cross discuss the area's political history and what might happen on 4 May.

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King Charles coronation: Does Scotland want its kilted king?

Charles is a king with his heart in the Highlands, but is Scotland ready to claim him as its own?

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Black Sabbath The Ballet rehearsals begin

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Late Turner winner keeps Man Utd title dream alive

Manchester United move six points clear at the top of the Women's Super League after Millie Turner's stoppage time header secured victory at Aston Villa.

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Sudan fighting: No talks until bombing stops. Hemedti tells BBC

The RSF paramilitary leader says "We don't want to destroy Sudan" and denies blame for violence.

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Anand Mohan Singh: Indian official’s wife distraught as his killer is freed

Uma Krishnaiah is "heartbroken" as a politician who was convicted over his murder walks out of prison.

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The Israeli plan to fit a fusion reactor into a container

Israel's NT-Tao wants to build a compact fusion reactor and has won investment from Honda.

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Emmett Till accuser Carolyn Brant dies at 88

The black teenager's lynching in 1955 at the hands of her husband spurred the US civil rights movement.

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The Papers: 'Vindictive' rail unions and Springer's 'goodbye and take care'

Friday's front headlines cover the latest rail strikes announced and the death of Jerry Springer.

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New police powers to tackle slow-walking protests

Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion have used the tactic to bring traffic to a standstill.

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Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell pranked by Russians

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell is the latest personality to be pranked by comedians.

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Benhall stabbing: Boy detained for life after girl left paralysed

The 16-year-old victim is left mostly paralysed from the neck down following the attack in Suffolk.

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Shooting am African TV drama with novices amid real gunfire

Director Ahmed Farah was inspired to make the series after hearing young people talk on TikTok.

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The Papers: Coronation invite 'backlash' and 'more police on streets'

Thursday's headlines criticise Coronation guests and includes plans to get police back on streets.

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Fugees' Pras Michel found guilty of illegal lobbying

The rapper is found guilty of taking money from a fugitive billionaire to influence US politics.

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Midwives in England accept NHS pay offer

The offer covers two years, including an additional one-off payment for 2022/23 and a 5% pay rise.

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Ukraine war: Sniper kills fixer and wounds Italian reporter in Ukraine

Bogdan Bitik was killed and Corrado Zunino hit by suspected Russian fire in the Kherson region.

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Emergency alert test: Welsh gaffe due to autocorrect - Dowden

The deputy prime minster blames technology for mentioning a Slovenian ski resort in a message.

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SNP donations will not be reimbursed, says Yousaf

Money given for independence campaigning will not be returned if a second referendum does not take place.

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Norway criticises Sweden's response after research rocket goes awry

Oslo says it was not properly informed after a research rocket accidentally hit its territory.

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Sudan evacuation: The perilous journey facing UK nationals trying to flee

The UK has started evacuations - but not everyone is able to reach the airfield in Khartoum.

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Local elections 2023: 4% of voters without voter ID apply through scheme

May's local elections will be the first time all voters in England must show photo ID.

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Prince Harry relentless in personal press battle

Prince Harry's latest case over phone hacking is a family drama as well as a courtroom drama.

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Sudan: First evacuation flight of UK nationals lands in Cyprus

Two more RAF flights are expected overnight, as the military attempts to get hundreds out of the country.

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British American Tobacco to pay $635m for North Korea sanctions breaches

British American Tobacco says it regrets violating sanctions by selling to Pyongyang from 2007 and 2017.

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Fruit producers turn to nets for better crops

Rigging nets over trees can protect them from unwanted bugs and extreme weather.

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A 360° King's coronation view inside Westminster Abbey

Explore a virtual tour of the royal church in the footsteps of King Charles.

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The Papers: 'Get them out' of Sudan and Len gets 'a perfect 10'

Tuesday's papers cover Britons stuck in Sudan and many picture tributes to former Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman following his death.

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Ministers in legal move to cut nurse strike short

Health secretary asks judges to rule whether union has mandate for the last day of its next walkout.

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Bomb survivor stays true to FA Cup promise

Martin Hibbert promised the paramedic who saved his life he would take him to a United FA Cup final.

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Fifa game successor EA Sports FC set for kick-off

Work has started on introducing the successor to the famous football game.

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Aitch: Rapper does skydive in honour of sister Gracie

The rapper made the jump in honour of his little sister Gracie, 13, who has Down's Syndrome.

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Maleficent: Dragon catches fire during Disneyland show in LA

Maleficent the fire-breathing dragon dramatically went up in flames during Saturday's live show.

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The Papers: Labour racism row and Britons rescued from Sudan

Diane Abbott loses the Labour whip and Britons being evacuated from war-torn Sudan lead Monday's papers.

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Wrexham: Ryan Reynolds fulfils fan Jay Fear's dying wish

Jay Fear, who has terminal cancer, has an "incredible 24 hours" meeting the star Wrexham co-owner.

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Derby: Man charged over fatal dog attack at house

Wayne Stevens, 51, died after being injured by a dog that was shot dead by police.

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Kenya cult deaths: 47 bodies found in investigation into 'starvation cult'

A preacher in custody allegedly told followers to starve themselves in order to "meet Jesus".

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What photo ID do you need to vote in UK elections?

Voters have only a few days left to apply for an alternative ID ahead of elections on 4 May.

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Fans speechless after spectacular Wrexham promotion

The club has returned to the football league two years after its Hollywood owners took charge.

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Brecon Beacons: Bannau Brycheiniog rebrand shows why names matter

It seems everyone has an opinion on the newly rebranded Bannau Brycheiniog - but why do names matter?

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What’s happening on the ‘frightened’ streets of Khartoum?

The BBC has verified videos of fighting and spoken to fleeing residents to map the violence in Sudan's capital.

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Extinction Rebellion: Climate activists stage Earth Day demonstration

Some protesters lay down for a "die-in" to show "humans will not survive if nothing is done about climate change".

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Week in pictures: 15-21 April 2023

A selection of striking images from around the world, taken in the past seven days.

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UK emergency-alert system: What is it and when is the test?

The new government emergency-alert system will be tested on Sunday, 23 April.

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The Papers: 'Raab quits in fury' and 'tone-deaf resignation'

Former deputy PM Dominic Raab's resignation leads most of Saturday's front pages.

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Vladimir Kara-Murza: Family's heartbreak at Putin critic's jail term

Vladimir Kara-Murza's wife Evgenia does not know if she or their children will see him again.

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Arsenal 3-3 Southampton: Premier League leaders fight back to draw third game in a row

Premier League leaders Arsenal score two late goals as they fight back to draw a thriller at home to struggling Southampton.

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Bristol band The Pop Group's Mark Stewart dies aged 62

His record label announced the singer died in the early hours of Friday.

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Dominic Raab hits out at 'activist civil servants' after resignation

The ex-deputy PM blames "over-unionised" officials for blocking his reforms in a BBC interview.

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The tech entrepreneur betting he can get younger

Millions of dollars are being poured into research to find ways of making lives longer and healthier.

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Cocaine smuggling submarine reveals Europe's drug crisis

The carbon fibre vessel took three men and $150m of drugs from the Amazon rainforest to Spain.

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Maine energy: Much delayed US-Canada hydro project gets go-ahead

A Maine referendum had dealt a blow in 2021 to the $1bn New England Energy Connect project.

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Villa Aurora: US 'princess' evicted from Rome villa with Caravaggio mural

Princess Rita Jenrette has been involved in an inheritance dispute with the sons of her ex-husband.

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Watch: Final farewell to Paul O'Grady

Fans have lined the streets of Aldington in Kent for the funeral of the TV personality.

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Money Diary: 'When the kids are off you end up spending more'

Freelance radio presenter Janine Marsh shares her weekly spending diary.

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Bank says no real risk in ringing for financial help

The boss of Santander says telling a bank you're struggling may not harm your credit rating.

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London Marathon 2023: Organisers receive 'unique' assurances over planned protests

London Marathon organisers have been given "unique" assurances by Extinction Rebellion over Sunday's planned protest.

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Eurovision 2023: Alesha Dixon, Hannah Waddingham and Julia Sanina's responsibility to Ukraine

The presenters say it's "so much more than a competition", as Liverpool hosts on behalf of Ukraine.

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KitKat maker Nestle urged to cut unhealthy food sales

An activist shareholder group is calling on the food company to 'play its part' in global health.

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Migration bill: Tories say Rishi Sunak will toughen deportation powers

The bill is expected to be changed to make it harder for European judges to stop deportations.

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London Marathon 2023: Radio 1's Adele Roberts targets a world record following 'second chance' after cancer

Radio 1 presenter and DJ Adele Roberts is targeting a world record at the London Marathon as she aims to make the most of her "second chance at life" after cancer.

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Iran protests: LGBTQ community rises up

In a country where homosexuality is punishable by death, the community shows unprecedented defiance.

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UK emergency-alert system: What is it and when is the test?

The new government emergency-alert system will be tested on Sunday, 23 April.

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Pakistan: Lorries crushed and buried in deadly landslide

At least two people died as dozens of vehicles were engulfed while en route to Afghanistan.

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Secret Service nabs toddler who squeezed through White House fence

The little intruder squeezed through iron bars to lead guards on a leisurely chase.

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WhatsApp and other encrypted messaging apps unite against new law

The apps have sent a letter urging government to reconsider the wording of the Online Safety Bill.

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Ralph Yarl: Man charged with shooting boy who knocked wrong door

A prosecutor says there was a "racial component" to the white homeowner's shooting of the black teen.

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The Papers: Sunak probe and King Charles' 'flantastic' quiche

The investigation into the prime minister's possible failure to declare an interest leads several of Tuesday's papers.

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Alabama shooting: Phil Dowdell died saving sister's life

Alexis Dowdell told the BBC her 18-year-old brother pushed her to the floor as gunfire erupted.

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Chris Mason: How big a deal is inquiry into Rishi Sunak's declarations?

Rishi Sunak is being investigated over a possible failure to declare an interest related to a childcare firm.

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Ahmad Jamal dies at 92: Acclaimed jazz pianist who influenced Miles Davis

He inspired generations of musicians including Miles Davis and was known for his sparse playing style.

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Supreme Court: Is India on the cusp of legalising same-sex marriage?

All eyes are on the Supreme Court as it readies to hear cases seeking legalisation of same-sex union.

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Uganda's failure to jail child rapists as teen pregnancies soar

Corruption and the legacy of a brutal rebellion in the north halts the prosecution of perpetrators.

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Brecon Beacons: Park to use Welsh name Bannau Brycheiniog

Park bosses say the change reflects their commitment to the Welsh language and the area's heritage.

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'We wish we could go back': Life in a war-torn Myanmar

The BBC visits Myanmar, where two years after the coup, fear and quiet defiance are everywhere.

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Good Friday Agreement: Hillary Clinton urges NI parties to return to power sharing

The former US Secretary of State is in Belfast to mark 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement.

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Atiq Ahmed: Former Indian politician and brother shot dead live on TV

Atiq Ahmed, a former politician convicted in a kidnapping case, was shot while under police escort.

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Yemen war: Women facing daily struggle to survive

Many have lost their sons, husbands and brothers - and now face a daily struggle to survive.

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US savers get savvy ditching and switching banks

A wave of transfers is hitting US banks, adding another wrinkle to challenges facing the financial system.

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King's coronation: Thousands from armed forces to take part

The King's coronation will also mark the largest military ceremonial operation in 70 years.

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Holy Fire celebrated by Christians in Jerusalem amid Israeli police restrictions

Israeli police limit attendance over safety concerns, which churches urge Christians to ignore.

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The Papers: Grand National protests and NHS 'mega strike'

Many of Sunday's papers focus on the protest by animal rights activists at Aintree.

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Queen Elizabeth II: Council concerned over upkeep of Queen statue

Oakham Town Council has been asked to take on the maintenance costs of the 13ft (3.96m) statue.

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Million-year-old viruses help fight cancer, say scientists

A discovery gives experts new ideas for developing vaccines to treat or even prevent cancer.

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Notre-Dame: Renovators rush to complete refit by 2024

France vowed to restore the cathedral within five years of the fire that gutted it. It might just do it.

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The Papers: ‘King proud of Harry’ and nurses' strike reaction

Many of Saturday's papers focus on next month's coronation of King Charles III.

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Meet the hacker armies on Ukraine's cyber front line

How links between ‘hacktivists’ and official military are becoming blurred on both sides in the war.

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Katy Perry and Lionel Richie to perform at Coronation concert

The event, broadcast from Windsor Castle, also includes Take That and opera singer Andrea Bocelli.

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Britain's economy is back, says chancellor

Jeremy Hunt says his strategy has been welcomed by the IMF after his predecessor faced criticism.

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Lisandro Martinez: Manchester United defender out for rest of season with fractured foot

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez will miss the rest of the season after fracturing a metatarsal bone in his foot against Sevilla on Thursday.

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The Highland roofer aiming high with Banksy-style work

He incorporates designs into roofs including one depicting Banksy's Girl with Balloon, in Inverness.

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North Korea tests 'most powerful' missile to date

It says the new solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile will improve its nuclear counterattack capability.

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The dove or the dog: China makes peace while baring teeth

As Beijing tries to play peacemaker, its military actions over Taiwan threaten to undercut its goals.

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US gun control: What is the NRA and why is it so powerful?

The National Rifle Association plays a central role in the contentious issue of US gun control.

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18,000 cows killed in Texas dairy farm explosion

Animal welfare activists say the incident is "by far" the deadliest barn fire in recent memory.

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Newspaper headlines: 'King's relief' Harry will fly home for coronation

Thursday's papers are dominated by Prince Harry's decision to attend his father's coronation without his wife.

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Thomas Zilliacus withdraws Man Utd bid and says decision to have third round of bidding a 'farce'

Finnish entrepreneur Thomas Zilliacus withdraws his offer to buy Manchester United and says the decision of current owners the Glazers to go to a third round of bidding is a "farce".

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Trump sues former lawyer Michael Cohen for $500m

The ex-US president files a lawsuit against his former lawyer and confidante Michael Cohen.

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Why no breakthrough in the junior doctors' strike?

Could the conciliation service Acas make any difference to the current impasse?

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Kenya-UK defence deal: MPs amend rule over prosecuting UK troops

British troops can now be tried for murder committed against Kenyans in Kenya.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger terminates neighbourhood pothole

The actor and former California governor fixed the road himself after his complaints went unanswered.

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Macron heckled during speech in the Netherlands

"Where is French democracy?" cried one protester, as another held a sign reading "president of violence".

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Tupperware: Why the household name could soon be history

The name is so familiar many do not even realise it is a brand - but the firm may be in deep trouble.

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Joe Biden in Belfast to mark 25th anniversary of Good Friday Agreement

The US president is met by Rishi Sunak at the start of his four-day trip to Northern Ireland and the Republic.

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Manchester City 3-0 Bayern Munich: Pep Guardiola's side take control in quarter-finals

Man City take a big step towards Champions League semi-finals with 3-0 first-leg win against Bayern Munich

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Chris Mason: Biden's blink and you'll miss it visit to NI

Despite months of diplomatic chatter, the US president's Northern Ireland trip does not amount to much.

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Western special forces inside Ukraine, leak shows

The UK has the largest contingent of special forces in Ukraine, according to a leaked classified file.

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Premier League title race: Arsenal & Man City's remaining fixtures

The remaining fixtures for Arsenal and Manchester City as the title race reaches a thrilling conclusion.

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The Papers: NHS strike 'going to hurt' and Biden's Stormont hope

Tuesday's papers are dominated by the 96-hour junior doctors' strike, which kicks off in England at 07:00.

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Evan Gershkovich: US says journalist is wrongfully detained in Russia

Russia accuses Evan Gershkovich of the Wall Street Journal of spying, but the publication denies this.

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Dean Smith: Leicester appoint ex-Norwich and Villa manager until end of season

Former Norwich, Aston Villa and Brentford boss Dean Smith is named manager of Premier League strugglers Leicester City until the end of the season

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Pierre Lacotte: French dancer who helped Rudolf Nureyev defect dies

Pierre Lacotte played a part in the Russian ballet star's escape from his KGB minders in Paris in 1961.

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The papers: 'Starmer backs attack ad' and 'coronation details'

Monday's papers have a mix of leads, focusing on attack ads by Labour and details of next month's coronation.

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Good Friday Agreement: Rishi Sunak calls on Stormont return ahead of Joe Biden visit

Rishi Sunak praises "brave" Good Friday Agreement leaders but says "there is work to be done".

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Unesco world heritage status: Seven sites win UK backing

York, Birkenhead Park and an iron age settlement in Shetland are among the sites being put forward.

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Small boats: An asylum seeker's five-nation trek to sanctuary

Rayan travelled 4,000 miles before taking a small boat across the English channel crossing.

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Ukraine war: Who leaked top secret US documents - and why?

Almost 100 US defence department documents have been leaked - and it is unclear who will benefit.

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Twitter: BBC objects to 'government funded media' label

Corporation says it wants to resolve issue after one of its main accounts receives new designation.

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Eurovision 2023: Airbnb host tried to increase rent from £465 to over £2,000

Roy Henry says the host he booked with tried to raise the price from £465 to more than £2,000.

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Junior doctor strike: Union's pay demands 'unrealistic', says Steve Barclay

Many junior doctors are set to take part in a four-day walkout after the Easter weekend as part of an ongoing pay dispute.

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Tunisia migrant boat shipwrecks leave 27 dead or missing

The boats, carrying more than 80 people total, had been attempting to cross to Italy.

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Dozens killed in 'barbaric' Burkina Faso attacks

Nobody has claimed responsibility for the attacks that left 44 dead, but jihadist violence in the northern Sahel is common.

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Giant sketch in field marks Picasso death anniversary

Dario Gambarin used a tractor to create a portrait of Pablo Picasso on wasteland.

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British-Israeli sisters killed in West Bank named

Maya and Rina Dee, who were immigrants living in the settlement of Efrat, were shot dead on Friday.

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The papers: 'Brits shot in West Bank' and 'coronation invites'

Friday's papers feature coronation invites for charity workers and a shooting in the West Bank.

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Mifepristone: US judge halts approval for abortion pill

US judge halts approval for commonly used abortion pill mifepristone, but gives government a week to appeal.

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Masters play suspended as trees fall close to crowd

Play is suspended on day two of the Masters after trees fall across the 17th tee at Augusta because of storms.

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Middlesbrough 1-2 Burnley: Vincent Kompany's Clarets win promotion to Premier League

Vincent Kompany's Burnley secure promotion back to the Premier League at the first attempt with a victory over Middlesbrough.

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Dice roll settles tie in small Wisconsin town election

A dice roll instead of a coin flip was considered the fairest as both sides can participate.

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Paul Cattermole: Look back at S Club 7 singer's life

S Club 7 were one of the biggest acts of the early 2000s and had announced a comeback tour.

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Body of Newbold teenager missing since February found in quarry

Toby Burwell, 17, is believed to have got into difficulty while swimming in a quarry.

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What we can learn from a lonely death in social housing

Bureaucracy, isolation and government mistakes all led to a woman lying dead in her London flat for two years.

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US President Joe Biden expected to visit only one NI venue

An invitation to address the Stormont assembly has also been turned down, BBC News NI understands.

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One dead and five injured in east London fire

Five ambulance crews and a helicopter attended the blaze in Beckton on Thursday afternoon.

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Ugandan minister held over theft of 14,500 roof sheets

Mary Goretti Kitutu denies involvement in the theft of roofing intended for Ugandan communities.

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MP Scott Benton claims ways around hospitality rules

The MP was suspended by the Tories after being filmed offering to lobby ministers for a fake company.

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Russia-Ukraine war: Iga Swiatek says tennis could have done better 'from the beginning'

A ban on Russian and Belarusian players by tennis authorities would have sent a strong message, says world number one Iga Swiatek.

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Eurovision 2023: Every song ranked, from Albania to the UK

All 37 countries have now submitted their entries. But which are the gems and what are the duds?

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Russia-Ukraine war: Iga Swiatek says tennis could have done better 'from the beginning'

A ban on Russian and Belarusian players by tennis authorities would have sent a strong message, says world number one Iga Swiatek.

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Inside the life coaching cult that takes over lives

Lighthouse separates people from loved ones and harasses critics, an 18-month BBC investigation finds.

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Contaminated blood inquiry: Dad wants family's pain recognised

Tony Summer's son Paul died, aged 44, in 2008 after contracting HIV and hepatitis C in his teens.

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How to crack Easter on a budget

BBC Food's money saving tips for making Easter weekend extra special.

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The historic arraignment in 60 seconds

Donald Trump had an unprecedented day in New York City, pleading not guilty to 34 felony charges.

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What felony charges does the ex-president face?

Now the indictment against the former US president has been unsealed, here is what you need to know.

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The major players at Trump's arraignment

A who's who look at the people sitting front and centre at Donald Trump's court appearance.

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Kabul embassy's Gurkha guards face removal from UK

A group of Nepalese men who worked guarding UK officials in Kabul are being made to leave the UK.

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Who is Juan Merchan, the judge in this case?

The New York judge is no stranger to the drama the former US president brings to the courtroom.

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Stamps featuring King Charles go on sale but price increases

All new stamps will now feature King Charles, but stocks featuring the late Queen will be sold off first.

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Donald Trump hunkers down in New York ahead of arraignment

New York's mayor issued a warning to what he termed "rabble rousers" to control their "misplaced anger".

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Wet wipes ban planned in England to tackle water pollution

The environment minister says she will ban wet wipes but critics say it barely tackles the problem.

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Nigel Lawson: Reforming chancellor dies aged 91

Best known for his role as chancellor during the 1980s, Lord Lawson held key posts under Margaret Thatcher.

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Obituary: Nigel Lawson

He was one of Britain's longest-serving chancellors who presided over the 1980s economic boom.

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Scots woman dies in Turkey during gastric band op

Shannon Bowe, 28, from Denny, near Falkirk, died on Saturday while undergoing weight loss surgery.

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Cost of living: The Peterborough mosque-run food hub at Ramadan

In a matter of months, a food hub in Peterborough has seen the number needing help grow seven-fold.

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Afghanistan: Rounded up from the streets into Taliban drug rehab

Afghanistan's government is running an aggressive campaign to remove drug users from the streets.

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Olivier Awards 2023: Mescal, Comer and Totoro triumph

Paul Mescal and Jodie Comer win the main acting prizes while My Neighbour Totoro wins six awards.

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BBC presenter Susan Rae thanks listeners for support after Alzheimer's diagnosis

Radio 4 announcer Susan Rae was diagnosed last year and her sons launched an appeal to fund her care.

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Graham Potter sacked by Chelsea after less than seven months in charge

Chelsea sack manager Graham Potter after less than seven months in charge of the Premier League club.

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Opec oil producers announce surprise cut in output

The cuts by the Opec+ group amount to more than one million barrels per day and are set to push up prices.

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Sarah Everard: Killer Wayne Couzens should not get pension, London mayor says

Sarah Everard's killer could qualify for the benefit but should be stripped of it, says Sadiq Khan.

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Food prices: How the humble shopping list is saving us money

Soaring food prices mean some families are missing meals and desperate for deals, but preparation can help.

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US tornadoes: Death toll grows as extreme storms ravage several states

At least 21 people have been killed after a series of tornadoes tore through several US states.

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Man 'acting suspiciously' arrested near First Minister Humzah Yousaf's home

Police were called after "suspicious" behaviour near the residence of the Scottish first minister.

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Sarah Polley told to return Oscar in 'cruel' April Fools' prank by daughter

The film-maker, who won an Oscar for Women Talking, got a letter asking her to "mail it back".

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Andrew Tate: See luxury villa where brothers are under house arrest

The BBC's Lucy Williamson is outside the compound where Andrew Tate and brother Tristan are confined.

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Three British men are being held by Taliban in Afghanistan

Two of the men were arrested on 11 January, a humanitarian organisation has confirmed.

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Judy Blume worried about intolerance and book banning in the US

Judy Blume says banning books "has become political... it's worse than it was in the 80s".

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