BBC News (Sun, 01 Jun 2025 10:14:48 GMT)

• Defence review to send 'message to Moscow', says Healey
  
  At least six new factories will be built and up to 7,000 UK-built long-range weapons will be procured.
• Briton accused of plot to export US military tech
  
  John Miller and Chinese man Cui Guanghai are in custody in Serbia facing a US extradition request.
• Ranganathan opens up about mental health struggle
  
  The comedian says he hopes to destigmatise mental health issues by being open about his own experiences.
• Disposable vape ban begins - but will it have an impact?
  
  Retailers will no longer be able to sell single-use vapes as new laws come into force across the UK.
• Ncuti Gatwa regenerates into Billie Piper as he leaves Doctor Who
  
  The actor leaves his role as the Doctor after playing the iconic character for two series on Doctor Who.
• People say cola and fries are helping their migraines - but there's a twist
  
  Migraines are one of the most complex neurological disorders. What is the science behind the latest hack?
• Silent acts of resistance and fear under Russian occupation in Ukraine
  
  Three Ukrainians describe everyday life and the risks of defying Russian occupation.
• The fallout from Trump's war on Harvard will long outlast his presidency
  
  The US president's ramped-up threats are seen by many as an attempt to reshape a stronghold of the left. Could he succeed?
• 'Our love is frowned upon, but we push through': Navigating religion and relationships
  
  Five people spoke to BBC News for the documentary Sex After about how rules affect their lives.
• Playing through the pain and burnout fears - is there too much tennis?
  
  As Alex de Minaur and Casper Ruud speak about burnout, is there too much tennis in the calendar - and what are the solutions?
• How FA's new transgender policy is affecting players
  
  The FA's ban on transgender women playing women's football in England comes into effect on Sunday - BBC Sport hears a range of views.
• Bakery tourism: 'There's no limit on how far we'll travel for pastries'
  
  Jessica Morgan-Helliwell admits she would rather meet her mates for a pastry than a pint.
• IFS says tough public spending choices unavoidable
  
  With the NHS and defence getting more funding, cuts to other areas are inevitable, the influential think tank says.
• Body of British hiker missing in Italy since New Year's Day found
  
  The body of friend Sam Harris was found in January while Aziz Ziriat remained missing until now.
• The Papers: 'Jets to carry nuclear bombs' and 'Look Who's back'
  
  The UK seeks to expand its nuclear deterrent and a new Doctor Who splashes on Sunday's front pages.
• Met Office sees greater chance of hot summer and heatwaves
  
  Seasonal forecasts issued for the summer predict that June to August are more likely to be hotter than normal but are less certain about prospects for rain.
• At least seven dead after two Russian bridges collapse
  
  Two bridges in Kursk and Bryansk districts came down overnight within hours of each other, authorities said.
• Australia asks China to explain 'extraordinary' military build-up
  
  Australia's defence minister Richard Marles said Beijing needs to provide greater transparency and reassurance.
• These women helped bring down a president - now they say they feel invisible
  
  A snap presidential election has exposed South Korea's stark gender divide.
• US sends nuclear deal proposal to Iran
  
  It comes after the UN nuclear watchdog warned Iran has stepped up its production of enriched uranium.
• Laura Kuenssberg: Will Starmer's military review match the threats we're told we face?
  
  BBC's Laura Kuenssberg examines what we can expect from the strategic defence review - and its potential pitfalls.
• The Mississippi town behind the box office hit Sinners
  
  Ryan Coogler presented his smash-hit Sinners in Clarksdale, Mississippi, which served as inspiration for his genre-defying movie.
• Parties jockey for power in Hamilton by-election
  
  The Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse seat is the largest test of voter opinion in Scotland since last year's UK election.
• Two more arrests after car hits pedestrians
  
  Police have arrested two more men after a crash which left three people with serious injuries.
• Watch: 'My plan was to die here, this was my last home'
  
  Almost 100 older people could lose their home, as a council is due to discuss its demolition.
• Man born with no hands says golf 'saved his life'
  
  Adam Dalton lives by the motto "no hands, no limits" and competed against world-class golfers
• Carer, 21, on what it's like to look after little brother
  
  Freya has helped care for her brother, who was born with a life-limiting condition, since she was 14.
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• Ex MI6 Chief On The Future of UK Defence
  
  We speak the man who was ‘C’ as the UK commits to increasing defence spending.
• Have Trump's tariff dreams been shattered?
  
  Trump's tariff plan was temporarily reinstated while a court considers a White House appeal.
• Investigating the fatal Titan submarine disaster
  
  After an implosion on a Titanic dive, investigators search for the truth.
• New-look PSG make history on emotional night for Luis Enrique
  
  Paris St-Germain's historic Champions League triumph became an emotional and poignant night for Luis Enrique, writes Phil McNulty.
• Two dead and hundreds arrested in France after PSG Champions League win
  
  A 17-year-old boy was stabbed in Dax and a 23-year-old man hit by a vehicle of supporters while riding a scooter in Paris.
• 'I've finally pulled it off' - Yates set for Giro title seven years after heartbreak
  
  Simon Yates produces a stunning performance on the penultimate stage of the Giro d'Italia to snatch the pink jersey from Isaac del Toro - and effectively ensures his second Grand Tour title.
• PSG fans unveil touching tribute to Luis Enrique's daughter
  
  Following their Champions League final win over Inter Milan the Paris St-Germain fans unveil a tifo paying tribute to manager Luis Enrique's daughter Xana, who passed away at the age of nine.
• Playing through the pain & burnout fears - is there too much tennis?
  
  As Alex de Minaur and Casper Ruud speak about burnout, is there too much tennis in the calendar - and what are the solutions?
• Why has transfer window opened early & what can each Premier League club spend?
  
  Why is the transfer window opening early and what will Premier League clubs be able to spend this summer?