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King Charles hosts Donald Trump at Windsor Castle on the first full day of his UK state visit.

The UK government is calling this the largest commercial deal of its kind and expects it to create more than 7,600 "high-quality jobs".

The late-night host said on Monday that Trump's allies were "doing everything they can to score political points from" Kirk's death.

This moment has parallels with other periods of discord in US history, but it is more complicated than simply repeating them.

The Bank rate was cut in August but many analysts do not expect any further reductions this year.

They have filed a lawsuit against US right-wing influencer Candace Owens who claims the French first lady was born male.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said attempts to block removals "are intolerable" and threaten the government's plans.

The sight of tanks in Sheikh Radwan has caused widespread alarm among residents, with thousands fleeing south.

Concerns grow over the government's plans to reform special needs education in England.

Tennis legend Bjorn Borg speaks to BBC Breakfast about his prostate cancer diagnosis and his rivalry-turned-friendship with John McEnroe.

Steven Lyons, Ross McGill, Stephen Jamieson and Steven Larwood were taken into custody following a co-ordinated operation.

State visits are often seen as an opportunity to exercise “sartorial diplomacy” on the world stage.

Chicken and a special cocktail are being served, while Rupert Murdoch and Tim Cook are among the guests.

President Trump greeted by the King and Queen and other senior royals at Windsor Castle.

US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania are in the UK for an unprecedented second state visit.

The former British Vogue editor says being "super-thin" and European is often seen as "the norm" again.

The state visit and the release of the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann make Thursday's papers.

The BBC spoke to fans who expressed surprise and disappointment after the late night show was taken off air "indefinitely" over Charlie Kirk comments.

The temporary decision by a High Court judge shows how complicated deportation or removal plans can be.

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The Blue Badge scheme which lets disabled people park for free is rife with abuse, campaigners say.

The former president criticised the response to the shooting by President Trump, who has vowed to tackle "radical leftists".

The hit young-adult series will conclude with what author and showrunner Han says is "another big milestone" in Belly's journey.

Lawyers have asked a federal court in Washington to rule the alleged confession inadmissible before his trial next year.

The men were arrested after images of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein were projected onto Windsor Castle.

Authorities say the cause and time of the 15-year-old girl's death are still unknown.

Officials said the suspect has been "neutralised" and there is no further threat to the public.

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And the row over free speech after Charlie Kirk’s assassination

Israel rejects UN Commission finding that it is committing genocide in Gaza.

A look at the legal battle over allegations of the media's unlawful information gathering.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot enjoys a dramatic birthday as record signing Alexander Isak samples Anfield's Champions League power, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone admits "regret" at clashes with Liverpool supporters at the end of a dramatic Champions League opener, which saw the Argentine sent off in his side's 3-2 defeat.

Tennis legend Bjorn Borg speaks to BBC Breakfast about his prostate cancer diagnosis and his rivalry-turned-friendship with John McEnroe.

Virgil Van Dijk's header in stoppage time helps Liverpool deliver another dramatic late twist as they open their Champions League campaign with victory over Atletico Madrid at Anfield.

Cole Palmer says Chelsea do not see this season's Champions League campaign as a "learning curve" - because they want to be competitive in it straight away.

Great Britain captain Anne Keothavong says her team has a "real shot" at winning the Billie Jean King Cup despite the absence of Emma Raducanu.