BBC Radio Podcasts from Six O'Clock News
Jailed former bankers have their convictions quashed
Campaigners say there's been a major miscarriage of justice
French police fire tear gas at school protesters
Student protesters say nearly half a million people have joined the demonstrations
Downing Street insists RAF Fairford is safe
The US removed its bombers from the airbase in Gloucestershire
The Green Party votes to adopt a policy that Zionism is racism.
The Green Party of England and Wales votes to adopt a policy that Zionism is racist
UAE prosecutors say co-pilot used cockpit axe in plane attack
Investigators say the co-pilot used an axe to attack the plane's captain.
G7 releases 100 million barrels of fuel reserves
The group of leading economies is trying to bring down surging diesel prices
Hundreds of prisoners walk free
The government's early release scheme in England and Wales starts rolling out
RAF Fairford suspects released on bail
Counter Terrorism Police say their investigation is not over
Pilot arrested after 'stabbing co-pilot in cockpit'
Israel's PM says the pilot launched the attack in an airliner heading for Tel Aviv
Andy Burnham sets out his vision on social care
The PM says he'll scrap the existing state pension triple lock to pay for it
Andy Burnham promises new direction for the UK at Labour Party conference
Andy Burnham said there had been a decade of drift since Brexit.
Man City found guilty of most of 115 financial rule breaches
Sources have told BBC Sport that an independent panel has reached its decision
President Trump welcomes Xi Jinping to the White House
President Trump discusses trade, Taiwan and AI with China's leader, Xi Jinping
UK military expands into space
The RAF has been jamming signals from satellites used by hostile states, the BBC learns
Andy Burnham holds meeting with Donald Trump
The two leaders are attending the UN General Assembly in New York
Technical issue disrupts flights across the UK
Some airlines say they've lost confidence in the air traffic control provider
German Chancellor: 'Disastrous' state elections
German Chancellor Merz vows to stay on despite state election results
President Trump's Greenland security deal welcomed
Danish and Greenlandic leaders welcome a new US agreement on the territory
Earl Spencer defends claims about King Charles
Princess Diana's brother has told the BBC that he is "telling the truth" in his book
Charles 'giddily elated' after Diana died, her brother claims
Daily Mail publishes extracts from Earl Spencer's book about his sister, Princess Diana
Schools in England get extra funding for teachers' pay
The government appears to have averted a strike in England's schools.
Lucy Letby hospital inquiry
An inquiry finds some of babies murdered by Lucy Letby could have been saved
Donald Trump says there is a 'conspiracy against AI'
British co-founder of Anthropic says the world must set limits on AI.
Assisted dying to remain illegal in England and Wales
MPs vote against another attempt to change the law
'Be ready for far right protesters', Home Secretary tells police
Shabana Mahmood tells officers to use all powers necessary with anti-migrant protesters
A warning that AI could kill all humans in the next decade
A senior safety researcher at Anthropic warns of the danger that AI poses
UK sanctions Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank
Israel says it will shut down the UK consulate in East Jerusalem in response