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Chris Mason: Starmer at odds with Trump in biggest disagreement yet
The prime minister told MPs that the government "does not believe in regime change from the skies".

Why did US and Israel attack Iran and how long could the war last?
Iran has carried out strikes against Israel, across the Gulf and against a British base in Cyprus in retaliation.

Texas Trump supporters react to US strikes on Iran
As voters in the state prepare to vote in Tuesday's primary elections, we asked what they make of the events unfolding in the Middle East.

Jeremy Bowen: Three days in, we still have no idea where this war is heading
It's hard to predict how the war will end - but those fighting know how they would like it to.

What is behind the strategy to take out Iran's leadership?
Security analyst Gordon Corera looks at what is likely to happen after much of Iran's most senior leadership is killed.

I can understand why women don't trust the police, says Met chief on Sarah Everard anniversary
On the five-year anniversary of Everard's murder, Sir Mark Rowley insists rebuilding trust in the force will take time.

'Deeply misleading' school talks compared student loans to £30 phone contracts
Graduates hired to deliver the presentations a decade ago were told to avoid using words like "debt".

Bars close and hundreds lose jobs as US firm buys Brewdog in £33m deal
Beverage and cannabis company Tilray acquires the brewery, the brand and 11 bars after Brewdog went into administration.

Leaked photo, hot tub, and Pizzagate - video of Clintons' testimony on Epstein ties released
The newly released videos show Bill and Hillary Clinton sitting through separate depositions about Jeffrey Epstein.

One of UK's richest men wants German citizenship over 'hostility' to Jews
The billionaire says "anti-semitism is always in the air".

On another key day for Rachel Reeves, what might she be saying in her Spring Statement?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give an update on her plans for the UK economy when she gives a statement alongside an economic forecast on 3 March.

'I've given up on working in hospitality. The £15,000 pay isn't worth the stress'
People in their 20s and 30s tell the BBC how they feel about their finances ahead of the chancellor's Spring Statement.

Why independence is still a political dividing line in Scotland
Whatever the prevailing mood, there seems little prospect of another referendum in the near future.

Anglican divisions deepen as rebel clerics pick rival to first female leader
Conservative clerics are meeting in Nigeria to choose a rival to the first female Archbishop of Canterbury.

'I had to thank him with a pint': Woman tracks down fisherman who rescued dog from river
Steven Ballard came forward as the fisherman who rescued Alexandra and her dog Snickers from the River Trent.

Jacinda Ardern's move to Australia renews spotlight on New Zealand's brain drain problem
New Zealand has long struggled to keep its best and brightest with about 180 Kiwis leaving a day.

The Papers: 'Operation epic chaos' and Trump 'very disappointed in Keir'
The papers are dominated by conflict across the Middle East for the third day in a row.

Watch: The third day of the US-Israeli war with Iran
A fast-moving day saw the conflict widen in the region, with strikes being traded between opposing sides.

Oil extends gains after new Iran threat to Gulf shipping
It comes after prices surged on Monday and as the US is set to announce plans to deal with the rising cost of energy.

In maps: Strikes across Iran and the Middle East
Iranian strikes on targets across the Middle East and Gulf regions continued on Monday after the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran killing the country's supreme leader.

Parents of nursery abuse victims to meet minister
Parents of Vincent Chan's victims will meet the education secretary to press her on safeguarding.

Refugee status becomes temporary in asylum shake-up
Adults and accompanied children claiming asylum will only receive refugee status for 30 months under the changes.

Daily Mail royal editor denies seeking Prince Harry flight details
Rebecca English denies asking a freelance journalist for flight details, saying the information came from other sources.

Saturday Night Live criticised for 'hurtful' Tourette's sketch
The condition is "not a joke", the Tourette Action charity says, as the Baftas fallout continues.

Melania Trump chairs UN Security Council meeting on children in conflict amid Iran strikes
It is the first time the spouse of any world leader has presided over a UN Security Council meeting.

Long lost painting revealed to be early work by Rembrandt
The painting, created by the Dutch master in 1633, had disappeared after being sold in 1961.

France to boost nuclear arsenal and extend deterrence to European allies
Emmanuel Macron said eight countries could enjoy protection from France's nuclear umbrella - but that Paris would retain sole decision-making power.

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What Is Trump’s Endgame For War In Iran?
Trump says he took the “last best chance” to hit Iran.

Global News Podcast: Trump warns of more US deaths in Iran war
Iran's retaliatory strikes have killed three US service members

'I cheated head-injury assessment to play on in 2017 Lions Test'
Former British and Irish Lions wing Anthony Watson says he memorised answers to circumvent head injury protocol in the 2017 series in New Zealand.

The one that got away - Carrick returns to Tyneside with Man Utd
Michael Carrick will very much be a Manchester United man when he takes his side to St James' Park on Wednesday night - but the boyhood Newcastle United supporter has not forgotten his roots