BBC NEWS

Although it was the singer's first performance in two years, the BBC understands he has no plans to return to gigging.

Seven-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan, who has a snooker academy in Saudi Arabia, says he will start "a new life somewhere else".

Crystal Palace and England forward Eberechi Eze pockets $20,000 (£15,000) in prize money after winning an online chess tournament.

For the first time the party has won control of local councils, as well as two mayoralties.

The prince's BBC interview is first-hand confirmation of the scale of the royal rift, writes royal correspondent Sean Coughlan.

Nigel Farage's party took control of 10 local councils, won two mayoral races and added a fifth MP.

Luke Charters say a conversation is needed about the ban on alcohol in view of the pitch in England.

In an exclusive interview in California, the Duke of Sussex says he can't see a world where his family will visit the UK after he lost his security legal challenge.

Two-time Olympic 100m medallist Fred Kerley is arrested in Miami for allegedly punching former partner Alaysha Johnson, according to police.

The NAHT wants a judge to review proposed changes to the way Ofsted inspects schools in England.

The small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in a swamp in the Bolivian Amazon after an engine failure.

The two women from south Wales relocated to London during the war to work at Bletchley Park.

The BBC took to the streets of Sydney to ask people their thoughts on the 2025 federal election campaign.

Estimate included in official review of costs and impact of passing assisted dying law in England and Wales.

I sat down with Prince Harry moments after a UK court ruled he could not have his security reinstated.

Scientists hope to make a universal antivenom from the extraordinary blood of a man exposed to snake venom for decades.

Import taxes were eased after carmaker outcry, but it's "still a big tariff", analysts say.

Jumaa Zawayda didn't know if his home was among those destroyed after Israel ordered thousands to evacuate Jenin.

Is Blue Ivy another example of a celebrity child given an unearned spotlight or could she be a genuine star?

Find out who's winning where using our lookup tool, as the first results are declared.

In his first news conference since the federal election, the PM laid out his approach to talks with his US counterpart.

After the election of Donald Trump, ordinary Poles fear they could be in Moscow's sights.

Why is the number of autism diagnoses changing? And what does it mean for autistic people?

Accusations of "moronic missions" and feuds as two men deny felling the famous tree on Hadrian's Wall.

A suburban culture clash is playing out - and as tempers flare, there are no easy solutions.

Senior Reform figures believe the primary driving motivation behind their surge is betrayal.

A guide to the celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of VE day.

What's going on behind the scenes in the aftermath of the cyber attack on M&S.

London Marathon organisers say more than 1.1 million applications have been received for 2026, smashing the record of 840,318 set by last year's ballot.

The firm previously said there was "no evidence that customer data was compromised".

The patchwork of different contests across England has been truly fascinating, throwing up all sorts of lessons.

A woman has asked for EasyJet to show "more kindness" after trying to charge her to carry on breast milk.

And a White House exit.

What does it tell us about shifting global alliances?

Top stories, breaking news, live reporting, and follow news topics that match your interests