BBC Radio Podcasts from Six O'Clock News
Israeli military tackles blockade by Israeli settlers in occupied West Bank
The Israeli settlers have blockaded two families in the village of Qusra
Millions watch the UK's most significant solar eclipse since 1999
In Spain, the moon will totally obscure the sun
Andy Burnham is 'confident' early release of PC Harper's killers can be halted
Mr Burnham asks the justice secretary to find a way to create more space in prisons
230 people cross the English Channel in a single boat
It's the largest ever number of arrivals on one dinghy
Israel rejects President Trump's peace plan for Gaza
Israel rejects a peace plan for Gaza that President Trump announced last month
Zelensky pleads for more air defences amid more strikes
President Zelensky has appealed for more air defences after more Russian strikes on Kyiv.
Police and prosecutors admit failings in the handling of a serial sex offender
A string of mistakes left a known sex offender free to murder two women
A record number of referrals to the Prevent anti-extremism programme
The biggest group of referrals is children under the age of 15.
Former neo-Nazi withdraws as a Tory election candidate
Joshua Bonehill-Paine had been selected to contest a local council election
The government defends its changes to the prisoner early release scheme
The Justice Secretary has apologised to the families affected by the scheme
France condemns Reform's cross-channel migrant plans
Reform says it would use the Navy to return migrants crossing the Channel in small boats
Moscow blast 'was terrorism', but no word on who caused it
It's still not clear who was behind the restaurant explosion that killed three people.
Pressure grows on Fifa boss
Pressure mounts on Gianni Infantino after plans to sell stakes in World Cup are dropped
Funeral director who failed to bury and cremate bodies jailed for 20 years
Robert Bush gave bereaved relatives the ashes of strangers
Uefa says it will boycott the World Cup if Fifa's plans go ahead
Fifa plans to sell off some event rights to private investors
Andy Burnham promises to reform adult social care in England
The Prime Minister warned "difficult decisions" would be needed to bring about change
Plans for school pupils in England to get more access to technical subjects
Andy Burnham pledges to cut the number of young people, who aren't working or learning
Wildfires continue in France and Spain
Firefighters are bracing themselves for more searing weather
Wildfires spread rapidly in parts of France and Spain
Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated
Andy Burnham pauses the prisoner early release scheme
More than 5,000 prisoners including killers were due to be freed from September
The widow of PC Andrew Harper criticises early prisoner release
Two of the men jailed for killing the police officer in 2019 could be released early
Andy Burnham chairs first Cabinet after ex-minister criticises 'unfunded tax cut'
The new PM tells ministers they must show how policies will be paid for
Andy Burnham moves into 10 Downing Street
The new Prime Minister promises immediate help with the cost of living
World Cup final
Spain and Argentina face each other in New Jersey.
Andy Burnham takes over as leader of the Labour party
Mr Burnham pledged to give 'hope back' to the country
Protesters take to the streets in Ukraine
They oppose President Zelenksy's dismissal of the defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov
England to face Argentina in the World Cup semi-final
England's men have spent 60 years chasing another international trophy