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The director's latest star-studded farce premieres at Cannes – and it's daft fun

Eddington stars Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal in a gory smalltown stand-off

The man, in his 50s, is in custody as searches continue at a site near Michael Gaine's farm near Kenmare, County Kerry.

Police Scotland say a 16-year-old boy has died after an incident at Irvine Beach in North Ayrshire.

Prayers and a silence are held for two firefighters and a man killed in a fire at a business park.

UK's largest gas storage facility will miss £2bn investment without help, boss of Centrica tells BBC.

The deal could form part of negotiations taking place between the UK and EU on Monday.

Two people have been taken to hospital for treatment of serious injuries, police say.

Palace fans across London hail the "amazing" 1-0 victory over Manchester City.

The singer-songwriter has been speaking exclusively to the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg.

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood is said to want to expand unpaid work, which she believes to be too lenient.

Remember Monday had high hopes, but their Eurovision entry ended in 19th place. What went wrong?

Two prominent figures have set out plans to use Nigel Farage's party to push their own 'pro-white' agenda.

A summit on Monday is expected to include an "agreement to agree" on trade issues.

BBC's Joe Tidy spoke directly to those who claim they are responsible for hacking M&S and Co-op.

Former Tory MP Michael Gove reveals his change in position over a second vote.

Andrew Fusek Peters has spent a decade capturing the images in a celebration of Britain's wildife.

Defence deals, fishing rights and closer economic ties among the talking points at Downing Street.

Amit Ghose says he still experiences abuse as an adult, but he has come to accept the way he looks.

The BBC has been given access to talking therapy sessions. What it reveals is striking - how managing the mind can transform lives.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents says the rise in fatalities is "truly shocking".

Monday's EU-UK summit dominates the papers with Starmer's new deal under scrutiny.

Sir Keir Starmer is expected to announce a broad agreement on the issue at a summit on Monday.

One care home worker says Sir Keir Starmer's announcement feels "like a betrayal of trust".