British Airways to resume most flights but delays still expected
British Airways warns there will still be some delays and cancellations, a day after its IT crash.
28.05.2017 - 09:54

Manchester attack: CCTV shows bomber before arena blast
Images released by police show Salman Abedi wearing a backpack last Monday.
28.05.2017 - 01:33

General election 2017: Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn face-off over security
Theresa May vows to "take on extremists", as Jeremy Corbyn promises thousands more police and security staff.
27.05.2017 - 23:03

Manchester Attack: Family's tribute to 'just lovely' Nell
Nell Jones' family says she was their "world" and "always put everyone else before herself".
28.05.2017 - 09:10

Medical research centre frozen in time
Evgenia Arbugaeva photographs the people at the Amani Hill Station, Tanzania.
28.05.2017 - 01:06

Climate change: Trump keeps world waiting on Paris deal
The US president says he will announce this week if he will pull out of the Paris agreement.
28.05.2017 - 05:47

Gregg Allman, rock trailblazer, dies at 69
Allman died at home in Savannah, Georgia, on Saturday, his official website announced.
27.05.2017 - 23:43

Portland deaths: Son who died trying to stop Muslim abuse 'a hero'
Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche was one of two men stabbed to death on a train in Portland on Friday.
28.05.2017 - 03:27

Uber CEO Kalanick's mother dies in boat accident
Travis Kalanick's parents were out on a lake in California when their boat sank, police said.
28.05.2017 - 00:55

Trump team brush off Kushner 'secret Russia line' questions
Mr Trump's aides refused to comment on reports that his son-in-law wanted a secret line with Russia.
27.05.2017 - 23:35

Schapelle Corby: 'Ganja Queen' trafficker deported from Bali
Schapelle Corby was jailed for marijuana smuggling in a case which caused outrage in Australia.
28.05.2017 - 02:11

'Inspirational' marathon runners reunited in Manchester
Two amateur runners who provided the defining image of this year's London Marathon meet for the first time to take part in the Great Manchester Run.
28.05.2017 - 10:21

The Papers: Bomber on CCTV and Tory election 'nerves'
Images showing Salman Abedi before he carried out the Manchester suicide attack appear on the front pages, while there are reports of narrowing election polls.
28.05.2017 - 06:04

Kenya's prayer train: A commute of prayers and songs
For 20 years, a Christian group has held prayers on a train carriage during their one hour commute.
28.05.2017 - 01:04

Kidnapped and enslaved in a forest for three years
Faith was drugged and taken to a forest by al-Shabab militants fighting in Somalia.
28.05.2017 - 01:11

Rare cigarette paintings up for auction
The images once hung on the walls of England's last tobacco factory in Nottingham.
28.05.2017 - 01:44

Your pictures: Wilderness
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week, it is "Wilderness".
25.05.2017 - 12:50

Cannes Film Festival: Palme d'Or tips from critics
The good and the bad to come out of Cannes this year.
28.05.2017 - 04:52

Minute's silence held for Manchester at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Hull
A minute's silence takes place in at Radio 1's Big Weekend in Hull in memory of Manchester.
27.05.2017 - 20:19

More milk, less sugar for new Milkybar recipe
For the first time, milk will be the chocolate bar's main ingredient.
27.05.2017 - 15:02

ICYMI: Did you miss any of these stories?
Here are three things that happened this week that you might not have seen.
27.05.2017 - 08:58

BBC News Channel
BBC coverage of latest developments
17.02.2017 - 10:41

Don't look back in anger: Music helps Manchester remember, and forget
The Courteeners play an emotional gig for 50,000 people, five days after the bomb attack.
28.05.2017 - 04:07

Castlemorton Common: The rave that changed the law
It started as a free festival but Castlemorton Common became the UK's biggest ever illegal rave.
28.05.2017 - 01:30

Pub-lic service
Can the men and women behind the beer pumps shed any light on how punters feel in Derby North?
28.05.2017 - 01:47

BA passengers 'trying not to cry' over cancelled flights
How passengers at Gatwick Airport deal with the news IT problems led to their flights being cancelled.
27.05.2017 - 18:19

Campaigning too soon for Manchester?
As election campaigning resumes after a three-day pause, is Manchester ready to move on and talk politics?
27.05.2017 - 18:36

Why St Nicholas works wonders for Russians
Russians have been venerating the rib of one of their most revered saints, St Nicholas the Wonder Worker, which is in Moscow on loan from Italy.
28.05.2017 - 01:24

Going off-grid - could you live in a house like this?
The couple who have built a self-sufficient and totally recycled house.
26.05.2017 - 23:38

Inside Saudi Arabia's rehab centre for jihadists
Frank Gardner sees the work being done in Saudi Arabia to deradicalise former Guantanamo Bay inmates.
26.05.2017 - 23:28

Arsene Wenger's Arsenal future will become clear by Wednesday or Thursday
After winning his seventh FA Cup, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says a decision on his future will be announced in the next few days.
27.05.2017 - 22:54

Kell Brook loses IBF world welterweight title to Errol Spence Jr
American Errol Spence Jr produces a stunning display to defeat Kell Brook and take the IBF world welterweight title from the Briton.
28.05.2017 - 09:12

FA Cup final: Alan Shearer on Arsenal's win & Chelsea's disappointment
Brilliant for the neutral, vital for Arsenal - Match of the Day's Alan Shearer on the Gunners' FA Cup final win over Chelsea.
28.05.2017 - 00:38

Scottish Cup final: Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers hails 'dream' debut season
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says he could not have "written the script any better" after his side complete an unbeaten domestic treble.
27.05.2017 - 19:53

England v South Africa goes down to final ball
South Africa need four off the final ball of the second ODI against England. Watch what happened...
27.05.2017 - 20:38

Election 2017 poll tracker: How the parties compare
Who is on course to win the 2017 general election? Use our tracker to see the latest analysis.
28.05.2017 - 00:40

Profile: Green Party co-leaders Caroline Lucas and Jonathan Bartley
Looking at Caroline Lucas and Jonathan Bartley, the people at the head of the Green Party.
28.05.2017 - 01:04

Election 2017: What if I can't afford to pay the rent?
With half a million tenants now having to borrow to pay the rent, what are the parties promising?
28.05.2017 - 01:07

General election 2017: Osborne: Tory plans badly thought through
Former Chancellor George Osborne criticises manifesto commitments on social care and immigration.
27.05.2017 - 18:20

Does military intervention increase the terror threat?
Is there a connection between UK military interventions and terror attacks?
26.05.2017 - 19:28

Nick Clegg: Tory school meal plans 'hit children's health'
Nick Clegg says children will not get free fruit and vegetables under Tory plans for English schools.
27.05.2017 - 14:47

Reality Check: What has happened to police numbers?
What has happened to police numbers and counter-terrorism funding?
26.05.2017 - 17:36

Who is Nicola Sturgeon? A profile of the SNP leader
As she leads the SNP into a fourth election in under three years, BBC Scotland examines the rise of Nicola Sturgeon.
26.05.2017 - 02:52

General election 2017: Workers' rights v robo jobs - a quandary for all campaigns
Artificial intelligence will have a huge impact on jobs - so are the parties still committed to it?
26.05.2017 - 07:54

General election: What you need to know
The UK will have a general election on 8 June. Here's what you need to know.
24.05.2017 - 20:28

Reality Check: How would UKIP fund greater NHS spending?
UKIP says it will cut the budget for overseas aid in order to provide more cash for the NHS.
25.05.2017 - 19:18

Manifestos - our guide to their hand-on-heart pledges
Issue by issue, what the parties are pledging, presented in easy-to-scan bullet points.
25.05.2017 - 13:41

Who is Paul Nuttall? A profile of the UKIP leader
A profile of Paul Nuttall, leader of the UK Independence Party.
25.05.2017 - 02:46

General election 2017: BBC Election Bot
Keep up to date with latest news from the UK's general election.
06.05.2017 - 15:42

General election: Why 7.5m people can't vote for a woman
More than 100 constituencies across the UK have no female candidates standing, BBC research says.
24.05.2017 - 02:38

General election 2017: Sweet shop in Warwick predicts results
Its owner claims his customers helped him correctly call Brexit and the 2015 election result.
24.05.2017 - 01:49

The Scottish voters at the heart of a Tory-SNP battle
If the Conservatives are to pick up seats in Scotland, they will want to start on the Scottish borders.
23.05.2017 - 04:08

Election 2017: What jobs do UK workers actually do?
Who are the 'hard-working' and 'ordinary' people that politicians love to appeal to?
23.05.2017 - 01:27

Reality Check: What would wiping student debt cost?
The Green Party has pledged to write off all existing debt as well as scrapping tuition fees.
22.05.2017 - 15:35

Seumas v Lynton: The power behind the thrones?
The leaders of the parties are well-known - but who's advising them?
22.05.2017 - 03:00

Election 2017: Places with the lowest voter registration
Areas of London, Birmingham and Leeds have the highest proportions of adults not registered to vote.
22.05.2017 - 15:51