As aid agencies warn of "mass starvation", the BBC hears from the relatives of some of those killed in the past week.
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Israel intercepts Gaza-bound activist boat carrying food aid
Pro-Palestinian group Freedom Flotilla Coalition says the vessel was trying to bring food aid to Gaza.
Greece battles wildfires, evacuating residents near Athens
Residents just 30km away from Athens have fled their homes, as Greece's temperatures are forecast to reach 44C on Sunday.
Investigating one of the UK's most abusive cults
A new documentary series tells the story of now-disgraced evangelical movement the Jesus Army.
Israel says it has dropped aid into Gaza
The IDF says seven packages with flour, sugar, and canned food were delivered to Gaza, amid a growing hunger crisis there.
Does this look like a real woman? AI Vogue model raises concerns about beauty standards
The first AI-generated model to appear in the pages of Vogue is seen in an advert for Guess.
The Papers: 'Gaza suffering must stop', PM to tell Trump, and Euros 'Pride and Prejudice'
Keir Starmer will ask Donald Trump to resume ceasefire talks in Gaza and England prepare for their Euros final
Lucky shirts and match day rituals: England fans dream of Euros glory
The BBC speaks to England fans about their plans ahead of Sunday's Euro 2025 final against Spain in Switzerland.
Ozzy Osbourne: From Prince of Darkness to reality TV's favourite dad
The Black Sabbath rocker, who has died aged 76, had a second career as a beloved 2000s reality TV star.
The would-be saint murdered 'mafia-style' for refusing bribes
Congolese customs official Floribert Bwana Chui Bin Kositi has been beatified for standing up to corruption.
Nervous about the Euro 2025 final? Here's your survival guide for the big match
Nervous about the Euro 2025 final? Hear from fans and experts about how to cope with matchday stress.
Littler nine-darter helps him into final with Wade
Luke Littler hits a spectacular nine-darter as he overcomes Josh Rock 17-14 to set up a World Matchplay final against James Wade on Sunday.
Screams and chaos: The moments after Bangladesh fighter jet hit a primary school
At least 31 people were killed, many of them schoolchildren, when a fighter jet crashed into a school in Dhaka.
Pubs and venues to be protected from noise complaints
It will also be easier to open new pubs in disused shops under licensing reforms planned by the government.
The make-believe festival boasting Glastonbury headliners planned by a convicted fraudster
James Kenny said The Killers and Wet Leg were playing his festival, but that was never the case.
England unsure if Stokes will bowl on fifth day
England will "wait and see" if captain Ben Stokes will be fit enough to bowl on the final day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford.
England unsure if Stokes will bowl on fifth day
England will "wait and see" if captain Ben Stokes will be fit enough to bowl on the final day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford.
Bend It Like Beckham sequel in the works, director tells BBC
The British classic's director spoke to the BBC about the plans ahead of the Euros final on Sunday.
EE says latest outage fixed after 'technical fault'
The mobile phone service provider says it carried out work overnight after customers reported problems.
EE says latest outage fixed after 'technical fault'
The mobile phone service provider says it carried out work overnight after customers reported problems.
Arsenal's striker hunt is over - but what will Gyokeres bring?
Viktor Gyokeres has signed for Arsenal but what are the Swede's attributes?