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1. Scott Mills sacked from BBC Radio 2 after allegations over 'historic relationship'

   He has not hosted his show since Tuesday and the BBC said he is "no longer contracted to work" there.

2. Mills' abrupt sacking creates another headache for the BBC

   Radio 2 DJ Scott Mills was sacked from the BBC on Monday following allegations over his conduct.

3. What was the 1970s oil crisis, and are we heading for something worse?

   While both crises involve oil, experts say there are some important differences between what happened in the 1970s and today.

4. Travelodge investigating more reports of strangers accessing rooms, says CEO

   Jo Boydell says the hotel is carrying out a review after guests reported people entering their rooms.

5. Easter bank holiday weekend set to be busiest on roads in four years

   The bank holiday weekend is set to see the busiest roads since Easter 2022, despite rising fuel cost fears.

6. Why is Nasa going back to the Moon?

   From a race with China to lunar discoveries, the US is investing time, effort and money to head to the Moon - and beyond.

7. Cardiff City damages claim over Emiliano Sala death dismissed

   The club, which was claiming £104m in compensation, will now have to fork out about £400,000.

8. Sophie Turner injury halts filming on Tomb Raider TV show

   Filming on the Prime Video series is paused "as a precaution" while the Game of Thrones star recovers.

9. Arnold Schwarzenegger awarded honorary degree in Belfast

   Film star and politician recognised for his contributions to public service, environmental advocacy, and the arts.

10. Government must do more to help detained Brits in UAE, advocacy group says

    The UK Foreign Office says it is giving consular assistance to "a small number of British nationals" that have been detained there after allegedly taking pictures of Iranian attacks.