It is a key part of a strategy to tackle "appalling people smugglers", the foreign secretary says.

Brussels says altering the Northern Ireland Protocol breaks international law, but the UK disputes this.

Pay excluding bonuses is failing to keep up with rising prices, official statistics show.

A service at Westminster Abbey is among events across London to mark five years since the disaster.

The crash happened as the van was driven the wrong way on the M606 towards Bradford.

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle signs a pledge to actively support staff going through the menopause.

Scientists are planning to sequence the genomes of all species, including plants, animals, fungi, found in Britain and Ireland.

Sir Lenny Henry says he is "always surprised by the lack of black and brown faces at festivals".

Doug James says he "has a few aches" after crowd-surfing at The Killers' gig at Old Trafford.

Cadbury says distribution issues have left cones without their crumbly chocolate counterpart.

The famous proposal has been repainted at Sheffield's Park Hill flats after being removed in 2021.

The singer thanks fans for their patience as The Rolling Stones cancel a show in Amsterdam.

Stand-up comic Chris McGlade on turning his father's 2011 murder into a comedy show.

The end of the Falklands War saw a gradual change in how we treat post-traumatic stress disorder.

Five years after the Grenfell disaster that killed 72 people, will criminal charges ever be brought?

The government wants to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda in a bid to reduce Channel crossings

Archaeologists and veterans survey the remains of the Falklands War's decisive final battle.

BBC Panorama reporter Jacqui Wakefield worked as a receptionist at an Operose Health GP practice.

Colourful gadgets and fruity flavours are popular, but what's really known about their health effects?

Justin Bieber recently revealed he's been diagnosed with the condition, which is linked to shingles.

George, eight, spent the day chasing ghosts around Leeds Central Library.

The bid to change post-Brexit trade procedures is set to prompt a row, writes our political editor.

No longer able to rely on workers from places like Ukraine, the UK is recruiting from further afield.

The community came together on Sunday to help younger LGBTQ+ members feel accepted.

The war lasted two months and killed nearly 1,000 soldiers - more than 600 of whom were Argentinian.

After it failed at Grenfell, why are people still being told to "stay put" in tower block fires?

Kids on the Green was originally set up for young people as an emergency response to the 2017 disaster.

Ros Atkins looks at the government’s controversial plan to fly some illegal arrivals to Rwanda.

South African charity Book Dash is creating children's books in super-fast time.

Journalist Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira went missing in the Amazon rainforest.

Martin Hibbert was paralysed from the waist down during a bomb attack at Manchester Arena in 2017.

Single mum Jyndi, 25, from Northamptonshire tells the BBC that she sometimes has to miss meals to be able to feed her child.

The papers cover reaction to the deportation of asylum seekers and the row over Brexit goods checks.

Soldier Sara Halford was born in the Falkland Islands three months before the 1982 war began.

Better access to preventative drugs are also among proposals to stop new HIV cases in Wales by 2030.

Scotland's first minister says she still plans to hold a referendum by the end of next year.

The foreign secretary urges unionists to "get on with it" as parliament prepares to vote on a Brexit plan.