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Tuesday's papers feature an immigration row and India's test cricket win over England.

A woman whose twin sister and nieces were shot dead welcomes firearm licensing rules which become law.

The actor is back for a second season of Limitless which sees him explore how to live longer and healthier.

Patients coming off Wegovy or Mounjaro should have support and advice for at least a year afterwards, NHS told.

An amber warning covers most of Scotland and there is a yellow warning in parts of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The winners of the ITV2 series are announced during Monday's live final in Mallorca.

When the atom bomb was dropped, 140,000 Koreans were in Japan's Hiroshima city, many as forced labour.

Brazil's supreme court issued the order saying Bolsonaro allegedly breached a ban on using social media.

The 'one-in, one-out' deal will see some of those arriving in the UK returned to France.

The US president says India doesn't care "how many people in Ukraine are being killed" - but India calls the tariff threat "unjustified".

Liverpool's second youngest ever player Rio Ngumoha shines again in pre-season to get fans wondering if he could be part of the first team this year.

The girl was treated at the scene before being taken to hospital, say police who are investigating.

Dame Stella was the first female director general of the service and the first to be publicly identified.

The far-right activist was arrested on suspicion of GBH at Luton Airport this evening.

Aalborg Zoo says the unique scheme is aimed at mimicking what its predators would eat in the wild.

The plea comes after two men were charged in connection with the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl in Warwickshire.

Trump says the advert is ‘fantastic’ after learning she’s a registered Republican

The BBC visits Morecambe to hear how local people are handling their club's deepening financial crisis

The Scottish DJ announces the birth of his son alongside a series of placenta photos.

Several services between London and Paris were impacted, as were some trains between Amsterdam and Brussels.

Ilay David says the Hamas video showing his brother Evyatar emaciated and weak is a "new form of cruelty" that has left his parents shattered.

Liverpool pay tribute to late forward Diogo Jota in their first match at Anfield since his death.

Joe Bennett says Lindsay and Craig Foreman have been held in solitary confinement.

Who pressed their case for the Ashes and who failed to impress? BBC Sport rates how England's players performed in the India Test series.

With PIF-owned Al-Hilal interested in Darwin Nunez, could Newcastle's owners be paving the way for Alexander Isak's move to Liverpool?

The fifth Test finale between England and India at The Oval was the most intense, dramatic and emotional sport you could see, says chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt.

The fifth Test finale between England and India at The Oval was the most intense, dramatic and emotional sport you could see, says chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt.

Known for his late-night TV shows and radio phone-ins, he entertained and offended in equal measure.

A court ruling could lead to millions claiming compensation over being mis-sold car finance deals.

A year after anti-migrant protests, two rioters tell BBC Panorama about their motives and regrets.

Supreme Court rules lenders won’t have to pay compensation to millions of motorists.

Did murderer Ian Brady use a secret code to hide a school-boy victim's body?

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