The American singer is already an icon to some as she embarks on her UK tour.

A selection of striking news photographs taken around the world this week.

Pensioners aged 80 and over would take the biggest financial hit, a government analysis found

A mum says she's honoured that two dolphins have been named after her daughter who died in April.

Online restrictions will start in October 2025, with junk food adverts on TV banned before 21:00.

Some pensioners say they don't need the extra cash of up to £300 - and want better means testing.

Test how closely you've been paying attention to what has been going on over the past seven days.

The new series starts on Saturday night, after a rocky few months for the show.

The 2019 interview, widely viewed as a "car-crash", saw the prince talk candidly to Maitlis about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Friday's papers cover a mix of stories, including Zelensky's urge for Western support and Sven-Goran Eriksson's funeral.

Patrick Ruane has been found guilty of terrorism offences after he suggested "whacking" the chief medical adviser.

The Princess of Wales has said her focus for now was to remain "cancer free".

BBC Newsbeat joins police officers in Hackney trying to steer young people away from crime.

Two men have been charged after the artwork was stolen from a central London gallery, the Met Police has said.

Two men have been charged after the artwork was stolen from a central London gallery, the Met Police has said.

The Girl with Balloon artwork was stolen from a central London art gallery on Sunday night.

A public inquiry into the serial killer nurse heard senior managers felt they had acted reasonably.

Russia's security service said they were involved in inflicting a "strategic defeat" on the country.

A charity set up the flights to celebrate Robbie Hall and Dorothea Barron's landmark birthdays.

PC Perry Lathwood's appeal was upheld at Southwark Crown Court on Friday.

The 27-year-old singer says he came home to find a small window smashed on 12 September.

Trade unions are calling for help to save hundreds of jobs at the historic shipbuilder Harland and & Wolff.

Language barriers may have seen some people mistakenly say they consider themselves to be trans.

Police find a firearm and arrest an 18-year-old on suspicion of murder.

Umar Mahmood, 18, had featured in Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams BBC series following young cricketers.

The Green Party discriminated against Shahrar Ali during a row over his gender critical beliefs, a court ruled.

PC Craig Carter stole more than £100 from Claudio Gaetani's wallet after he collapsed and died.

The Prince and Princess of Wales make a donation to Southwark Foodbank as the community rallies.

Marieha Hussain held a placard at a protest depicting Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman as coconuts.

Rhianan Rudd, 16, took her own life in May 2022, months after terror charges had been dropped.

The drop follows the mass early release of offenders to deal with prison overcrowding this week.

Details of hundreds of alleged perpetrators are passed to police.

Legal challenges against the project were submitted by environmental campaigners.

The Duke of Sussex tells the BBC his mission is to continue "doing good in the world", as he turns 40.

The top-selling author says he is not as successful as he would like to be at solving TV crime shows.

Mathew and Hannah Parfitt tied the knot on Friday 13th in a room once used to lower coffins.

Renter groups say the plans are a positive step but warn more action will be needed to tackle unaffordable rents.

A Woman's Hour survey suggests almost three-quarters of mothers think Send support is "broken".

A US judge is considering whether to allow remote access to the trial for people directly and emotionally affected by the case.

The plaque's disappearance sparked a "significant event" investigation by health officials in Belfast.

On the day Stephen Lawrence would have turned 50, how there may be an opportunity to secure justice.

Sir Keir Starmer says it was not legally necessary to carry out analysis on changes to the payment.

The panel of 28 felt it was important to give people choice, but only if they were terminally ill.

Friday's papers cover a mix of stories, including the upcoming UK and US talks on the war in Ukraine.

Keir Starmer made the comments as he travelled to Washington for talks with US President Joe Biden.

The PM is promising major change, but this is not the first time such ideas have been tried

Thieves struck while Diana Johnson spoke at the annual Police Superintendents' Association conference.

The donation was accepted two months after he was accused of making racist comments about Labour MP Diane Abbott.

The cyclist suffered facial injuries, bruising to his arms and legs, and a swollen knee.

The first part of the city's year-long programme of cultural events for 2025 is unveiled.