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1. Armed man killed after entering secure perimeter of Trump's residence, Secret Service says

   The suspect was carrying a shotgun and fuel can when he was killed, officers said. Trump was in Washington DC at the time.

2. Hamnet's Jessie Buckley and I Swear's Robert Aramayo win big at the Baftas

   Brit Aramayo beat US stars such Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet, while One Battle After Another picked up six awards.

3. Baftas 2026: The winners list in full

   One Battle After Another won six awards, followed by I Swear, Sinners and Frankenstein, with three each.

4. Mexico's most wanted drug lord 'El Mencho' killed in military operation

   Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho", headed one of Mexico's most powerful drug cartels.

5. Trump curious why Iran has not 'capitulated', US envoy Witkoff says

   US envoy Steve Witkoff says the president is puzzled why Iran has not yet compromised in the face of a major American military build-up nearby.

6. Former PM Gordon Brown urges police probe into whether Andrew used RAF bases to meet Epstein

   Reports say the former prime minister has demanded a full investigation into Andrew's role as UK trade envoy.

7. Greenland says 'no thanks' to Trump US hospital boat

   Greenland's PM reminded Trump of its free healthcare, after Trump said he was sending a boat to aid people who were allegedly "not being taken care of".

8. Explosions kill police officer and injure 25 in western Ukraine

   Twenty-five people were injured by explosions overnight in what officials are calling a terror attack.

9. The uncertainties facing businesses and consumers after Trump's tariff changes

   Businesses say questions remain after US President Donald Trump announced he will impose global tariffs of 15%.

10. 'Effective' SEND support won't be taken away, minister says

    But the education secretary says children "will be reviewed in terms of their needs", under planned reforms.