Outside the Best Western Brook Hotel in Norwich around 300 anti-migrant protesters sang along to Sweet Caroline, Neil Diamond's song about good times never feeling so good, but that wasn't their message for the migrants living inside the hotel.
Retired astronaut and the commander of the famous Apollo 13 mission, Jim Lovell, has died aged 97.
The remains of three 9/11 victims have been identified thanks to evolving DNA technology, New York City authorities have said.
A former police community support officer who was "obsessed with weapons" has been jailed after trying to make a gun using a 3D printer.
JD Vance has said he does not want the UK to go down a "very dark path" of losing free speech during a meeting with the foreign secretary at his country estate.
A man has been charged with stealing flowers left as a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne in Birmingham.
Germany is traditionally one of Israel's strongest international backers, so the chancellor's message that it will not authorise any exports of military equipment that could be used in Gaza "until further notice" is a significant step.
The owners of Visma, one of Europe's biggest software companies, are close to hiring bankers for a £16bn flotation that would rank among the London market's biggest for years.
