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Boy, 13, arrested for attempted murder after two pupils stabbed at school
Counter-terror officers are leading the investigation after two boys were left seriously injured.

I will never walk away, says PM after facing pressure to quit
The prime minister sought to strike a defiant tone after a day of political jeopardy.

Six key questions about Keir Starmer's future
There is no doubting the peril the prime minister was in, but while Labour MPs have decided to stick with him, his future is far from certain.

FBI releases images of masked person in hunt for Savannah Guthrie's mother
The mother of the news anchor Savannah disappeared in the middle of night from her Tucson, Arizona, home and was last seen on 31 January.

Watch: BBC in Tehran for first time since protest crackdown
Lyse Doucet reports from Iran, where she says the pain is still raw after unprecedented force was used to put down the protests there.

Afghan asylum seeker guilty of raping girl, 12
The 12-year-old suffered "extremely horrific sexual offences" in the Nuneaton attack, police say.

Norwegian biathlete Laegreid wins bronze then confesses to affair on TV
Winter Olympics bronze medallist Sturla Holm Laegreid says on live TV that he made the "biggest mistake" by cheating on his girlfriend.

UK braces for more rain as flood warnings remain in place
With more rain in the forecast, BBC Weather presenter Simon King looks at what's been causing the very wet year so far.

Marc Anthony says the way Beckham feud has played out is 'hardly the truth'
The 57-year-old performed at Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham's wedding reception in 2022.

Call to change law after BBC finds women were covertly filmed on nights out
A private members' bill asks for a change to voyeurism legislation to stop videos being posted online for profit.

Under-fire Trump commerce secretary confirms he visited Epstein's island
Howard Lutnick says he had lunch on the island in 2012, contradicting previous claims he had cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2005.

How does curling work?
Our Ask Me Anything team explain how the Winter Olympic sport of curling works.

Ukrainian racer says he will wear 'helmet of remembrance' despite IOC ban
Vladyslav Heraskevych says he will wear a helmet featuring images of people killed during Russia's invasion of Ukraine, despite it being banned by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

Quad God - the 'otherworldly' figure skating star whose moves have captivated the Games
Ilia Malinin is not like most figure skaters. Even when he makes mistakes, he is still so far ahead of the rest that he wins Olympic gold.

Italy races to gold in mixed short track relay
Italy take gold in the mixed speed skating relay with Canada taking silver, Belgium taking bronze and defending champions China missing out the podium altogether.

Captivating chemistry or a hollow misfire? Wuthering Heights splits critics
Emerald Fennell's take on Emily Bronte's classic novel has received a mixed response from film reviewers.

'Funny, warm, and no car chases' - Michael Palin on his return to TV acting
The actor and presenter said he was attracted by the "humour and magic" of BBC series Small Prophets.

Sepsis mistakes killed our daughter - we fear it could happen again
Grieving parents call for better sepsis training to be introduced urgently so no family goes through what they did.

Why British coach is 'game-changer' for Super Bowl winners & NFL
With Aden Durde having become the first overseas coach to win the Super Bowl, what does it mean for the NFL and the international game?

'A hug, a quick kiss': How to reconnect after having children
Relationships often change after children. Here are ways to help get your partnership back on track.

Jail for man who rigged house with traps 'inspired by Home Alone' to protect drug den
Ian Claughton, 60, fortified his home with tripwires, home-made pipe bombs and a flamethrower.

Former Daily Mail editor tells hacking trial allegations are 'preposterous'
Paul Dacre told the High Court the claims that Daily Mail staff gathered information unlawfully are "inconceivable".

Teen killer of schoolboy Leo Ross, 12, to spend at least 13 years in custody
Leo Ross is believed to be the youngest victim of knife crime in the West Midlands.

Ex-Labour comms chief suspended over links to sex offender
Lord Doyle apologises for his past association with a former Labour councillor who admitted indecent child image offences.

US lawmakers accuse justice department of 'inappropriately' redacting Epstein files
Republican Thomas Massie and Democrat Ro Khanna say the DOJ is not complying with their transparency law.

Wrapped helps Spotify add users despite artists' criticism over fees
The Swedish music giant saw record users despite artists saying they aren't paid enough to put their music on the platform.

Pilot praised after crash-landing faulty Somali passenger plane on seashore
All 55 people on board survived after the plane failed to land on the runway near the shoreline.

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Starmer’s Fight For Survival
Starmer tells MPs 'every fight I've been in, I've won'.

Children in Care: How to Fix the Fostering Crisis
Foster carer Louise Allen says the problem isn’t the children, it’s the system.

Mouat & Dodds denied curling bronze as GB wait goes on
Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat suffer Winter Olympic heartbreak in the mixed doubles curling for the second time in four years after losing out on bronze to hosts Italy.

Captain Itoje returns to England XV to face Scotland
Captain Maro Itoje returns to the England starting XV for Saturday's Six Nations match against Scotland in Edinburgh.