Chelsea set to stick with Maresca for next season

Government plans to ease pressure on overcrowded prisons feature on several of Thursday's front pages.

Experts tell the BBC the air strikes showcase the growth of advanced drone warfare in Africa.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim says he has no intention of walking out on the Europa League finalists despite their domestic struggles.

Inmates serving one to four years who are recalled to prison will be released after 28 days.

BBC News speaks to psychologists about the line-up's likely faithfuls, traitors and frontrunners.

Political leaders offer their support to the PM amid investigation into suspected arson attacks on properties linked to him.

England star bowler Sophie Ecclestone is left out of new coach Charlotte Edwards' first squad to face West Indies.

Tonia Antoniazzi aims to scrap the law that still makes abortion a crime in England and Wales.

The Match of the Day host says he "would never knowingly share anything antisemitic".

French police charge a taxi driver with stealing luggage and cash from UK foreign secretary and his wife.

The criticism from the new PM comes as Canada prepares for a visit from King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Billingham 18-year-old Bella Culley is accused of importing large quantities of drugs in to Georgia.

British number one Jack Draper is knocked out of the Italian Open as Carlos Alcaraz shows his quality under pressure to reach the semi-finals.

Three men are convicted of charges including preparing acts of terrorism at Sheffield Crown Court.

All political meetings have also been banned as the junta intensifies its grip on power.

The warning comes after some parts of the UK had the driest Spring in nearly a century.

The Commission is found to have wrongly refused to publish texts from its president during the Covid pandemic.

How does Liverpool target Jeremie Frimpong compare with outgoing Trent Alexander-Arnold? BBC Sport takes a look at the numbers.