Oliver Dowden resigns, but the PM vows to go on after the Lib Dems and Labour inflict defeats on the Conservatives.

The Prince of Wales will hail the differences within the Commonwealth at a summit in Rwanda.

The post-pandemic shift to working from home means disruption caused by the strikes has been more limited.

Emma Raducanu's agent Max Eisenbud insists the US Open champion is not being distracted by commercial interests.

The once near-extinct birds of prey are being flown abroad to help rescue dwindling Spanish populations.

Matthew Caseby fled a mental health hospital by climbing a fence and was hit by a train.

About 700 workers at Heathrow Airport vote in favour of industrial action during the summer holidays.

Victims' families say police "have blood on their hands" over the handling of Stephen Port's killings.

Lateral flow tests will continue to be available for free for people in Wales with Covid symptoms.

Travellers are facing another day of disruption on the second day of strikes, as half the network closes.

Ike Ekweremadu is said to have arranged the transport of a boy to the UK for organ-harvesting.

Labour's Simon Lightwood criticises Boris Johnson in his victory speech after regaining the Wakefield seat.

Newly-elected Richard Foord says his win is a loud and clear message to the PM.

The Liberal Democrats win the by-election, overturning a Conservative majority of more than 24,000.

The Labour leader says voters in the city's by-election saw a party "united and focused".

BBC Yorkshire's political editor looks at the background to the district's upcoming ballot.

The 44-year-old is due to be sentenced on Friday, after admitting breaching a restraining order.

The pop star will be the festival's youngest-ever solo headliner when she tops the bill on Friday.

Business owner George Bullard, 33, has been travelling to the office in a kayak since 2015.

With half the rail network closed, travellers from Paddington Station were pleasantly surprised.

The Welsh government is deciding whether to introduce a similar rule to the one in England.

For its 200th anniversary, masterpieces by Constable and Monet will be exhibited across the UK.

More than 1,300 claims have been made but only about 20 sent for medical assessment.

After two years of cancellations, music fans could experience a mixture of relief and anxiety.

Actress Emilia Clarke explains why she is petrified ahead of her West End stage debut.

Kateryna and her two sons are among 60 families in a camp set up for Ukrainian refugees fleeing war.

Railway workers are striking over over cuts to jobs, conditions, pay and pensions.

Newsbeat has been finding out about the individuals involved in the divisive climate action group.

Romelu Lukaku was supposed to elevate Chelsea to title contenders, but returns to Inter Milan just 10 months after his £97.5m arrival - so what went wrong for the striker at the Blues?

Two by-elections on Thursday could provide another blow to Boris Johnson’s authority.

What role did social media play in the murder of 13-year-old Olly Stephens?

A 12-year-old boy's parents prepare to appeal against a legal ruling that life support can end.

There have been different claims made about how much rail workers get paid.

The BBC has been given access to a new team that has to decide if children are criminals or victims.

Ms Fairhurst bought her first bear in the 1960s and now has a 1,500 strong collection.

Cot deaths have inspired much awareness work - but what about when an older child dies unexpectedly?

Adam Gabsi had to be carried up six floors to his flat after the lifts in his tower block broke down.

Former paratrooper, John Bream, jumped from 85 ft (26m) in order to claim the title.

Rail union boss Mick Lynch says that a deal with rail companies could have been made by now.

The Duke of Cambridge hailed the Windrush generation's "enormous contribution" at the ceremony.

Her song Running Up That Hill has topped the charts in the UK - 37 years after it was first released.

Norman Cook is volunteering for an NHS scheme to help those with severe mental health problems.

The papers lead with airport staff voting to strike and the PM meeting Prince Charles in Rwanda.

BBC regional political editors on the view from the ground in two very different constituencies.

Yuliia and her three daughters managed to escape Mariupol and are now living in Bangor.

The RMT's Mick Lynch says if negotiations continue to fail, Saturday's 24-hour strike may not be the last.

The body for controlled schools also says it was not invited to the event organised by the NIO.

Rikki Neave's mother was cleared of murder, and now the man who did kill him is being sentenced.