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Iran's military warned it would take "decisive action" in response to the strike on its energy infrastructure.

Chris Mason asks if the UK government will stick to its big immigration shake-up or water it down.

The USS Gerald R Ford has played a significant role in US operations during the war with Iran.

More than 1,100 Afghans evacuated by the US fear their route to promised resettlement is closed for good.

A number of papers lead on whether the UK government is stalling on its migrant reform plans.

Up to half of steel used in Britain should be made there, the government says, as it announces its steel strategy.

Trish Prosser said she was too embarrassed to tell loved ones about the type of cancer she had as she felt there was a stigma surrounding anal cancer.

Downing Street has repeatedly said the government will not rejoin the single market or customs union.

Lawmakers pressed intelligence officials about the Iran war, and if the Islamic Republic had posed an imminent threat.

The funding increase is about 8% up on the previous financial year, the government will announce on Thursday.

Counter Terrorism Policing had been investigating alleged surveillance of locations and individuals linked to London's Jewish community.

Searches continue for a missing male teenager who remains unaccounted for.

The health ministry says that 968 people, including more than 100 children, have been killed since 2 March.

The US Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, was questioned over what Democrats perceive as a discrepancy between White House and intelligence community claims.

Kristian Parry, 26, found work at another nursery despite being arrested for making indecent images.

Thomas Niven, 37, was found in a park in Coventry on Friday evening.

Israel said it had killed Khatib, whose death was confirmed by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Wednesday.

Archaeologist Alexander Butyagin is accused of conducting illegal excavations in Crimea - Ukraine's peninsula annexed by Russia.

An elderly couple was killed after a bomb flew into their apartment in central Israel and exploded.

The UK has seen its warmest day of the year so far with temperatures reaching 21C.

Women claim the pharmaceutical company knew about the dangers of contaminated talc for decades - which the company has denied in the past.

MSPs rejected legalising assisted dying in Scotland, but a separate bill is being considered in England and Wales.

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch repeatedly asks if the prime minister spoke to Peter Mandelson about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein before picking him to be a UK ambassador.

Zahira Byjaouane is accused of murdering her 18-day-old baby Mariam in Westminster, central London.

Liam McArthur said it was time to pass the baton to someone else after five years of work on the now-rejected bill.

Demolition workers are using hand tools to dismantle the remaining facade of a B-listed Victorian building in Glasgow which went up in flames.

The former MP for Reigate is charged after police searches of his home in Horley, Surrey in 2023.

Prosecutors in the trial of Marius Borg Høiby argue he should be found guilty of 39 of the 40 charges he is accused of.

A 16-year-old school pupil is being treated after being diagnosed with a probable case of bacterial meningitis.

BBC News NI political editor Enda McClafferty looks at how Micheál Martin fared against Donald Trump during their St Patrick's Day meeting.