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Emily Thornberry will have no ministerial role in new government
The ex-shadow attorney general is the biggest name missing in the latest list of ministerial appointments.
Israeli forces bombard Gaza City as tanks re-enter central areas
Residents say they are seeing some of the heaviest strikes since the war began nine months ago.
Great concern over Tata, says Starmer on Wales visit
Sir Keir Starmer expresses "great concern" over situation at steel maker in talks in Wales
Shaw 'fit and ready' to play 90 minutes for England
England defender Luke Shaw says he is fit and ready to play 90 minutes at Euro 2024 after making his bow at the tournament against Switzerland.
Shaw 'fit and ready' to play 90 minutes for England
England defender Luke Shaw says he is fit and ready to play 90 minutes at Euro 2024 after making his bow at the tournament against Switzerland.
Bank rate-setter says hold interest rates in August
One member of the Bank of England's committee deciding rates warns inflation could go back up.
Smelly planet 'reeks of rotten eggs', study finds
Most of HD 189733 b's atmosphere is hydrogen sulphide, which is also emitted during farts.
'Difficult day for Ukraine' - Svitolina's emotional reaction at Wimbledon
An emotional Elina Svitolina says it is a "difficult day for Ukraine" after Russian strikes on the country killed 31 people and damaged a children's hospital.
Pace bowler Atkinson to make England Test debut
Pace bowler Gus Atkinson will make his Test debut in England's series opener against West Indies at Lord's on Wednesday.
Bellamy not ruled out as Wales close on shortlist
Wales are narrowing down their options in the hunt for a new manager - with Craig Bellamy still a contender to replace Rob Page.
Macron asks French PM to stay on as political deadlock continues
France's president asks his prime minister to remain in post "to ensure the country's stability".
UK looking at what money can be recouped from Rwanda scheme
The Tory government had already sent £220m to Rwanda as part of the deportation scheme, which is now being scrapped.
Mum who ended life of terminally ill son dies
Assisted dying campaigner Antonya Cooper, has died, says her family after she admitted helping end her son's life.
'First day at school vibes' as new MPs start work
Parliament has been transformed into a welcome centre for newly-elected MPs, as they get used to life in Westminster.
Rybakina into last eight as Kalinskaya retires hurt
Elena Rybakina produced a dominant performance over Anna Kalinskaya before her opponent retired injured.
MPs hit out at 'shambles' train services delaying first Commons day
Several newly-elected Labour MPs suffer disruption during journeys to take their seats in the Commons.
Zwayer to referee Netherlands v England
A German referee once criticised over his match-fixing past by Jude Bellingham will officiate England's Euro 2024 semi-final against the Netherlands.
Husband rang GP 570 times before killing wife
Gary Alexander Baird killed his wife Susan Baird with a hammer at their home in Belfast in 2020.
Starmer says meetings with NI parties a reset
Sir Keir Starmer met the main Stormont parties during his first NI visit as prime minister.
Starmer says meetings with NI parties a reset
Sir Keir Starmer met the main Stormont parties during his first NI visit as prime minister.