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The Specials' last ever album 'a fitting tribute to Terry Hall'
04. July 2026 (08:23)
The album was taken from 2019 performances at Coventry Cathedral and is released this month. (BBC News)
The financial adviser who conned £2m out of his friends and neighbours
04. July 2026 (08:22)
Timothy Barnes admitted defrauding dozens of people, a charitable trust, and a residents' association. (BBC News)
Mum's quad bike warning after son's holiday crash
04. July 2026 (07:21)
Alfie, 18, suffers fractured vertebrae, broken ribs and ruptured spleen after the accident in Zante. (BBC News)
Bud-wei-ser, Cadbury and Yellow Pages: How many adverts can you remember?
04. July 2026 (07:19)
From getting Tangoed to the Shack and Vac song - how many questions can you get right?  (BBC News)
Turbines turning from wind to sustainable products
04. July 2026 (07:06)
Thousands of tonnes of non-recyclable wind turbine blades are coming to the end of their lives. (BBC News)
Watch: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wed in NYC - here's how the day unfolded
04. July 2026 (06:50)
The couple tied the knot in a star-studded ceremony officiated by comedian Adam Sandler at Madison Square Garden. (BBC News)
Brutal heat cancels Fourth of July events, from DC to Philadelphia
04. July 2026 (04:57)
More than 165 million people are enduring dangerous heat and humidity, with temperatures expected to stay at 38C (100F) for several days. (BBC News)
The schools starting late after 01:00 England kick-off to 'reduce pressure' on parents
04. July 2026 (04:46)
Some schools are opting to open late, arguing they are striking the right balance, and many parents have backed it. (BBC News)
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wed in NYC in ceremony officiated by Adam Sandler
04. July 2026 (04:26)
It was the bash of the century, with celebrities from singer Benson Boone and actor Hugh Grant to model Gigi Hadid and actor Ethan Hawke in attendence. (BBC News)
Mini-marts linked to convicted people smuggler closed after BBC investigation
04. July 2026 (03:54)
We traced Twana Jamal, once the "the godfather" of French migrant camps, to two shops in Leicestershire.  (BBC News)