The sounds of hammering, the deafeningly loud noise of a generator, and the continuous movement of people carrying doors, electrical cables, recovered bricks and even roofs to trucks and trailers.

One of Kenya’s most senior politicians says moves are under way to "amend" the country’s defence agreement with the UK following the alleged murder of a Kenyan woman by British soldiers.

An MP suspended by Labour over comments he made about the Middle East conflict has threatened to take legal action against a fellow politician over a post he made on social media.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has expressed "regret" after falling victim to a prank call where she acknowledged international "fatigue" over the Ukraine war.

A man has been arrested in Leicestershire after a British woman was reportedly found dead at her home in Italy.

The UN says a school being used as a shelter has been damaged at the Jabalia Refugee Camp in Gaza, leaving 20 people reportedly dead.

Ian talks to Elizabeth Martins, senior economist at HSBC, about the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates steady at 5.25%. Taimur Hyat, chief operating officer at PGIM, is interviewed by Ian about the strength of the jobs market. Meanwhile, Peruvian minister of foreign trade, Juan Carlos Mathews, discusses a Peruvian delegation in the UK trying to grow trade here.

Succession star Alan Ruck has been involved in a multi-vehicle collision where a pick-up truck crashed into a Hollywood pizza restaurant.

The parents of a critically-ill baby have lost another legal battle after a High Court judge refused to allow them to transfer their child to Italy for treatment.

Storm Ciaran has made landfall in the UK and with it strong winds and heavy rain could last for three days - prompting school closures and major travel disruption.