Three things we learned from Putin's Red Square parade
BC Monitoring's Russia Editor Vitaly Shevchenko reflects on the Victory Day spectacle in Moscow.
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US confirms plan for private firms to deliver Gaza aid despite UN alarm
UN agencies say they will not co-operate with the proposed system because it appears to "weaponise" aid.
Pope Leo XIV calls Church 'a beacon to illuminate dark nights' in first Mass
Chicago-born Robert Prevost, 69, is the first North American to be elected pontiff.
Molly-Mae confirms she and Tommy are back together
The pair announced their split last August, five years after they met on reality series Love Island.
Southport attack officers nominated for awards
Merseyside Police says three officers who were first to the Southport attacks showed great courage.
Alonso to leave Leverkusen amid reports of Real Madrid move
Xabi Alonso confirms he will leave Bayer Leverkusen at the end of the season, amid reports he will succeed Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid.
Two porn sites investigated for suspected age check failings
The UK demanded in January that porn sites show how they were beefing up age verification to stop children accessing them.
Ukraine arrests two over alleged Hungarian spy plot
Ukraine's security service says the state-backed spy network sought to obtain information about military defences on its border with Hungary.
Slot not going to tell fans how to react to Alexander-Arnold
Liverpool manager Arne Slot says he is not going to "tell the fans how they should react" to Trent Alexander-Arnold after he announced he will leave the club this summer.
How a park ranger alerted the world to the Sycamore Gap tree's fate
Gary Pickles recalls his dismay at finding the felled tree.