Israeli forces recover bodies of two hostages in Gaza, PM says

The BBC travels in an ambulance from the Gaza border to Amman with Siwar and her family

Reaction to the chancellor's Spending Review dominates the front pages on Thursday.

Dave Ryding, Britain's most successful alpine ski racer, is to retire at the end of the 2025-26 season.

Experts warn of potential cuts if cash boost in spending review is spent on the Welsh NHS.

A 16-year-old girl is charged and four more have been arrested following disorder in Salford.

The duo will share a cash prize of £20,000 after racing through China, Nepal and India.

This comes after two days of disorder, in which 32 officers were injured and six people arrested.

Talks between the US and Iran appear to have reached an impasse, increasing tensions in the Middle East.

South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada joins an elite Lord's club of two, thanks to a five-wicket haul in the World Test Championship final.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges £39bn across 10 years for social and affordable housing in England.

Bill Pallot and Bruno Desnoues are given suspended sentences for selling fake 18th Century chairs.

Miriam Haley says she risked her own privacy for the sake of other female victims of sexual abuse.

After the government outlined its spending plans, people with a range of incomes give us their reaction.

Will protests spread to more American cities?

LA Mayor Karen Bass has accused federal authorities of "provoking" residents and spreading "chaos" with immigration raids.

The BBC's Carl Nasman explains how the ramping up of deportation efforts led to protests in many US cities.

The late Beach Boys co-creator spoke to the BBC's David Silitto in 2011 and looked back at his career.

Police in the city say they have made mass arrests, as a war of words between the president and California's governor ramps up.