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The foreign secretary says there is "dreadful suffering" in Gaza, as he is due to meet minister Benny Gantz later.

The foreign secretary says there is "dreadful suffering" in Gaza, as he is due to meet minister Benny Gantz later.

Manchester City midfielder Rodri's unbeaten run now stands at an incredible 59 games. BBC Sport discusses why he is so important to the team.

Manchester City midfielder Rodri's unbeaten run now stands at an incredible 59 games. BBC Sport discusses why he is so important to the team.

The department says the action, a first for NI doctors, will cause disruption to patient care.

Mark Wood replaces fellow seamer Ollie Robinson in England's only change for the final Test against India in Dharamsala starting on Thursday.

Paris St-Germain forward Kylian Mbappe says he has "no problems" with manager Luis Enrique after his two goals against Real Sociedad send PSG into the quarter-finals.

Tax cuts, holiday lets, small businesses and fuel cost are among the issues in the spotlight.

How do people say they will vote in the UK general election? Our poll tracker measures the trends.

Emma Raducanu says she is "not too concerned" about tournament results, as the priority this year is to develop her game.

Emma Raducanu says she is "not too concerned" about tournament results, as the priority this year is to develop her game.

With the Under-20 Six Nations producing senior internationals quicker than ever before, BBC Sport looks at why Henry Pollock might be England's next breakthrough star.

Trump and Biden win almost every state in election season's biggest primary night.

Trump and Biden win almost every state in election season's biggest primary night.

Two women suffered shotgun pellet injuries and another person was hit by a moped.

Two women suffered shotgun pellet injuries and another person was hit by a moped.

The chancellor also increases the child benefit threshold to £60,000, abolishes the "non-dom" tax system, announces new vaping taxes, and an extension to the fuel duty freeze.

It would mean the main rate for employees falling from 10% to 8% - which could save the average worker around £450 a year.

Former Fife miner Bob Young says the impacts of the 1984-85 strike are still being felt four decades on.

Many NHS executives across Scotland are being given top appraisal marks which are linked to pay rises.