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A BBC update outlines Serena Williams’ return to Wimbledon and explains why a match involving Maya Joint has drawn attention; here’s what the BBC reported and what to watch next.
Zoopla reports three in five homes listed for sale since January remain on the market as higher mortgage rates weigh on buyer demand. We explain the data, implications and practical next steps.
BBC News reports boxes of Malaysian durian are being sold for as little as £15 or given away. This explainer looks at the causes, farmer impact, retailer responses and what to watch next.
BBC Sport reports Jonathan Tah had an extra-time strike ruled out by VAR after a review found contact between Waldemar Anton and Paraguay goalkeeper Orlando Gill, a decision widely described as “Terrible decision”.
Morocco came from behind to force a penalty shootout and beat the Netherlands in Monterrey to reach the 2026 World Cup last 16, BBC Sport reports.
Cody Gakpo scored for the Netherlands days after a reported personal loss, but the team were eliminated by Morocco on penalties, BBC Sport reports. The goal was a poignant moment in a match decided by spot kicks.
Officials say people granted asylum could have to repay about £10,000 before applying for settlement. The means‑tested rule would apply to adults only; enforcement and thresholds are not yet published.
The BBC reports a pupil in a Yorkshire school was placed in an isolation booth for more than half a school year. The case has raised urgent questions about pupil welfare and strict behaviour policies.
Bill Maher told listeners he takes vicarious pleasure when Donald Trump clashes with journalists and later accepted the Mark Twain award at the Kennedy Center, where a Trump impersonation drew additional attention.
Four-time winners Germany were knocked out of the 2026 World Cup on penalties after Jonathan Tah missed in sudden death and Jose Canale converted the decisive spot kick.
