Six people have been confirmed to have died following the crash near to the New Jersey side of the Hudson.

Two silhouetted people look out over the Hudson river with rescue boats on the water and the New York skyline in the background, on 10 April

What we know about the Hudson helicopter crash

The package includes funding for radar systems, anti-tank mines and hundreds of thousands of drones. 

A female soldier wearing camouflage with a Ukrainian badge on the arm crouches and holds a gun in a snowy forest.

UK announces further £450m military support to Ukraine

England's Justin Rose leads the Masters after threatening to break the Augusta course record on an opening day where Rory McIlroy fades after a fast start.

Justin Rose tips his hat to the fans at Augusta National

Rose leads Masters as McIlroy hurt by late errors

The government has said Kilmar Abrego Garcia was deported in error, but has resisted returning him to the US.

Supreme Court rules Trump officials must 'facilitate' release of man deported to El Salvador

Reigning champion Scottie Scheffler features in the best shots from day one at the Masters at Augusta.

Scheffler features in day one Masters best shots

A unique study is tracking the development of hundreds of babies whose parents have also been studied since birth.

A baby girl has her brain scanned while playing a game that tests her brain development

What goes on inside toddlers' brains? A pioneering project is trying to find out

A tattoo belonging to a man from Derbyshire has appeared in a US government document used to identify members of Tren de Aragua, a notorious Venezuelan gang, despite the man having no connection to the group.

Pete Belton poses with his dog. His tattoo is visible in the image and the BBC verify colours and logo are superimposed over the image. 

British man's tattoo wrongly linked to Venezuelan gang in US government document

Cocoa prices are soaring so new chocolate firms are looking at an alternative ingredient.

Do we need cocoa-free chocolate and is it nice?

Lobna Yakout's son Zayn was taken by her abusive ex-husband while she was living in Egypt.

Two people are posing to the camera - on the left is a young boy, with short curly dark hair and wearing a grey polo shirt with horizontal yellow stripes. On the right is a woman with braided hair and wearing a dark red top. It is daylight and they are posing in front of the Pyramids in Egypt

'I will never stop looking for my son'

Dropped Jack Butland still has a "huge part" to play at Ibrox despite replacement Liam Kelly's penalty save proving pivotal in their Europa League quarter-final, first-leg draw with Athletic Bilbao, interim head coach Barry Ferguson has insisted.

Dropped Butland still has 'huge part' to play for Rangers - Ferguson

Betty Brown's offer was increased from 30% to 60%, but still below what she claimed when her life was "destroyed" by scandal.

Betty Brown with short cropped hair and a pink jumper, sat on a sofa

Oldest Post Office scandal victim rejects higher payout as 'still not good enough'

A selfie of Lobna Yakout with her son Zayn, who is smiling and has dark curly hair with long eyelashes. His mum has dark hair and is wearing a brown top with a necklace.

Reunite me with son taken by my serial killer ex, mum pleads

More than 1,000 women a year with advanced cancer could benefit from capivasertib which can slow the disease.

Linda Kelly sits in an armchair in her home, wearing a purple blouse, with framed photos behind her on a table

Cancer pill gave me 'four years of extra time'

Andre Onana was at fault for both Lyon's goals in his side's 2-2 draw in the Europa League on Thursday.

'I've made more mistakes than them' - Amorim defends Onana after errors

News of the US president's plan to halt higher-band taxes came as a surprise on Wednesday, but was it part of a plan?

Donald Trump sits at the desk in the Oval Office on Wednesday, he gestures with his hands and is speaking intensely in front of the US flag and next to a map of the Gulf of Mexico that says 'Gulf of America' on it.

Watch: Was Trump's 90-day tariffs pause really a grand plan?

Rory McIlroy finds the water with his chip shot on the 15th hole, leading to a double bogey in his first round at the Masters at Augusta.

McIlroy finds water to derail opening Masters round

Manchester City are interested in signing Tottenham's Destiny Udogie and a host of Premier League clubs want Bournemouth's Dean Huijsen.

Man City keen on Spurs' Udogie - Friday's gossip

Everton's "challenge" for next season in the Premier League should be to try to finish in a position to qualify for Europe, says manager David Moyes.

Moyes issues Everton 'challenge' for European spot

Harlequins scrum-half Danny Care says the Leinster team that beat his side 62-0 in the Champions Cup are better than any Ireland side he's faced.

Leinster are better than Ireland! - Care

Nathan Aspinall delights his home crowd in Manchester as he claimed his first nightly win of the year to move into the Premier League play-off places.

Aspinall wins Premier League night in Manchester

Dalmagarry quarry has been examined in the past in connection with the killing of a mum and son.

Renee MacRae holds toddler Andrew in her arms in a picture taken in the 1970s. Mrs MacRae is wearing a dark jacket and Andrew wears a red jumper with a white pattern on it. They are next to a car.

Inquiries ongoing into item found near 'murder quarry'

A first phase of demolition is about to start on the derelict Clune Park estate in Port Glasgow

A drone shot of a derelict housing estate

Bulldozers to move in on 'Scotland's Chernobyl'

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Internacional v Atlético Nacional

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Racing Club v Atlético Bucaramanga

SNP minister Christina McKelvie died in March after announcing she had secondary breast cancer.


Keith Brown and two other men carry the coffin on their shoulders. It is draped with a Saltire.

Mourners say farewell at MSP Christina McKelvie's funeral 

Often dubbed "Scotland's Chernobyl", only a handful of residents remain in Clune Park in Port Glasgow.

Derelict tenement blocks. The four storey buildings are flanked by a main road on the left and another curving road on the right

Inside Scotland's abandoned Clune Park estate

When owner Rhoda Meek decided to share Wonky on her social media, she quickly attracted attention.

Wonky lamb with wobbly walk becomes internet star

One teenager says it was "dehumanising" having to use the toilet in a local McDonald's for months.

Amari is looking straight at the camera. Her black hair is tied back and she is wearing a white t-shirt and a silver chain. An orchid can be seen to the left of her but the interior of the house behind her is dark.

No working toilets and zombie knives in 'vile' housing for kids

Team Whyte ease to a 6-2 victory over newly crowned world champions Team Mouat after only six ends in the group stage of the Players Championship in Toronto.

Whyte sees off world champion Mouat at Players Championship

A car was driven into one of the retail units in Inverness before being set alight on 8 March.

The shops have been gutted by fire. Wooden rafters and gable ends are charred. The car involved in the incident is under a blue waterproof cover.

Fire-hit shops demolished as police probe continues

A review of the front page stories from the daily and weekly newspapers in Wales.

Front pages of the Daily Post and Western Mail 

Wales' papers: Uni scales back job cuts and prisoner scalds inmate

The former ambassador to the Netherlands previously backed Canada as "a sovereign state" despite annexation threats.

Pete Hoekstra sitting at a table wearing a red tie with blue stripes, photographed in July 2024

Pete Hoekstra confirmed as US ambassador to Canada

England's Justin Rose makes consecutive birdies on holes 15 and 16 to extend his lead in the first round at the Masters at Augusta.

Rose extends Masters lead with consecutive birdies

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca praises the contributions of academy graduates Tyrique George and Josh Acheampong in their 3-0 Conference League win over Legia Warsaw.

Tyrique George (left) and Josh Acheampong

Maresca hails Chelsea academy duo after first-leg success

The White House also confirmed that the tariffs on China would reach 145% due to a pre-existing 20% levy on fentanyl

Two traders work at desks with several black computer monitors - a woman with brown hair in a white blouse and a man in a grey fleece.

Trump recognises tariff 'transition problems' as US markets fall again

Cricket's return to the Olympic Games in Los Angeles 2028 will be as a six-team T20 tournament for both genders, the International Olympic Committee announces.

England cricketer Paul Collingwood plays a cricket shot with the Olympic torch outside Durham cathedral during the torch relay before London 2012

Cricket at LA 2028 will be six-team T20 tournament

India's trade detachment may cushion it as others scramble to adjust to Trump’s 90-day tariff pause.

A man reads a newspaper outside the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) after Trump's tariff plan announcement, in Mumbai, India, April 4, 2025

Will trade-shy India gain edge in tariff-driven slowdown?

Welsh rugby boss Abi Tierney says the WRU was spending £50,000 per year on flowers as she announces plans to make the game more financially sustainable.

'We were spending £50,000 on flowers' - WRU boss Tierney

Spanish amateur Jose Luis Ballester is caught short at Augusta National after "forgetting" there are toilets on the 13th tee.

Jose Luis Ballester played in the Masters par three contest with Spanish compatriot Sergio Garcia

'I needed to pee' - Masters debutant takes relief in Rae's Creek

Ian Paterson says 'every surgeon leaves behind breast tissue' and 'all mastectomies are incomplete'.

A woman is holding her baby son in her arms. Both mother and son are dressed in red and smiling at the camera. The woman's hair is brown and cut in a bob, with a fringe, and pink bathroom tiles and a floral shower curtain can be seen behind.

No mastectomy is complete - jailed surgeon

Amnesty International says Ahmed Manasra endured "shocking ill-treatment" after he was imprisoned at the age of 13 in 2015.

Palestinian Ahmed Manasra, released earlier in the day from an Israeli jail, leaves an Israeli security office accompanied by his father in Jerusalem on 10 April 2025

Palestinian teen attacker freed after nine years in Israeli prison

File image of Trump and Zelensky in heated exchange in Oval Office

How Europe convinced Zelensky to change tack on Trump

There are local elections to 24 of England's 317 councils and mayoral authorities on 1 May.

File photo dated 06/05/10 of a voter placing a ballot paper in the ballot box at the polling station at Market Hall in Swadlincote, Derbyshire.

Deadline nears to register to vote in local elections

James McDonnell's four-try haul underpins a comfortable Leeds victory as they beat beleaguered Salford to go fifth in the Super League table.

Leeds Rhinos' James McDonnell celebrates with team-mates

McDonnell scores four tries as Rhinos rout Salford

Officers also seized £70,000 of cash and identity papers.

The back of a police officer in a hi-vis jacket.

Three arrests in modern slavery operation

The BBC follows raids on hundreds of High Street businesses suspected of money laundering.

A composite graphic with a stock image of a man having his hair clipped in a barber's chair, with faded images either side of his head showing rolls of illicit cash seized by police and a an in handcuffs; these are tinted blue and red in the colours of a barbershop pole 

Police raid barbers and vape shops suspected of being fronts for crime gangs

Diversions were in place after the westbound carriageway was closed between the A3058 and the A3076.

A police road closed sign with a blue background on a road.

Motorcyclist seriously injured in A30 crash

Kevin Booth's former partner Tammy Conner says she fears someone could die if he is not stopped.

Kevin Booth: The betting tycoon who preyed on women

Rory McIlroy birdies the ninth hole to shoot three under par on his opening nine holes in the first round of the Masters at Augusta.

McIlroy birdies ninth to climb Masters leaderboard

Dozens of bags of the drug were found hidden in the lorry Kirk Hackett was driving in South Yorkshire.

A mugshot of a man with a brown beard and eyebrow piercing. He has a round face and green-brown eyes. He looks a bit defeated. He has a tuft of hair in the middle of his head combed forward over his forehead.

Gang member hid £2.1m of cannabis in lorry floor 

The Israeli defence minister says the military is leaving Gaza "smaller" and "more isolated" to press Hamas into releasing hostages.

Displaced Palestinians fleeing Rafah arrive in Khan Younis following new Israeli evacuation orders, in the southern Gaza Strip (31 March 2025)

Israel to include Rafah in Gaza 'security zones' - defence minister

Kieron Goodwin, 33, is on trial accused of murdering his partner, 29-year-old Olivia Wood.

The entrance of a courthouse. It's a grand, Victorian building with pillars outside of the entrance and large sand stones. There is a rounded, wooden door to one side. The court has a small pavement outside next to a road.

Murder trial told woman took 'likely fatal' cocaine dose

The Duke of Sussex visits an orthopaedic clinic in the western city of Lviv.

Prince Harry stands near a victim of the war in Ukraine, looking down towards the person while wearing a coat indoors with a window behind him

Prince Harry in surprise visit to Ukraine to meet war victims 

Fire crews attended the blaze in Huddersfield, with the public told to avoid the area.

A large wildfire fire in a giant ring shape, with smoke drifting into the sky, on brown and dark green moorland with a nearby reservoir 

Large moorland wildfire 'developed rapidly'

Former Welsh Open winner and Masters runner-up Joe Perry says he will retire at the end of the World Championship in Sheffield.

Perry wants Crucible farewell before retirement

Emily Stokes died in June after attending a drum and bass gig at Dreamland in Margate, Kent. 

A young girl in a black T-shirt smiles in a sunny forest. 

Teen drug death not linked to ambulance - coroner

Five of the individuals on board were a family of tourists from Spain and the sixth person was the pilot, officials say.

Crews work to remove a crashed helicopter from the Hudson River on April 10, 2025 in Jersey City, New Jersey. Six people are dead after the sightseeing helicopter, believed to be carrying a family of tourists from Spain, crashed into the Hudson River off Lower Manhattan this afternoon

Hudson River helicopter crash kills family of five

The victims are three adults and three children, New York authorities say, including a family visiting from Spain.

Emergency crews are seen responding to the scene of a helicopter crash in the Hudson River.

Family of five and pilot killed after tourist helicopter crashes into Hudson River

The initiative from Waverley Borough Council is to help restore Willmer House in Farnham.

A Google Street image of a red bricked-building with scaffolding on the outside.

'Buy a brick' scheme to help restore historic site

Screengrab of Pope in wheelchair, wearing black trousers, a white shirt and a scarf

Pope Francis seen without usual papal attire

The Deputy Prime Minister says striking Birmingham bin workers should accept an improved offer.

Union anger after bin workers urged to agree deal

Watch as Team Mouat face Team Whyte in an all-Scottish tie in the group stage of the Players Championship.

Watch: Team Mouat against Team Whyte in Players Championship

The three teenagers have been named by police as 17-year-old Star Tomkins, 18-year-old Harley Woods and 17-year-old Jimmy Savory

A composite image showing Jimmy Savory on the left, Harley Woods in the middle and and Star Tomkins on the right

Tributes for teens killed in crash near Heathrow

NI's chief fire officer says staff are facing "extremely challenging and exhausting conditions". 

An aerial image of the wildfire at Corrick Road outside Draperstown. Plumes of grey smoke are spread across a large area of hillside. Much of the grassland is blackened but there is a green field to the left and green fields in the distance.

Fire crews tackle almost 300 wildfires in a week

In a ballot, 94% who voted backed strike action, with more dates planned if a deal is not reached.

Hospital staff on the picket line with purple Unison flags and banners which read FAIR PAY FOR PATIENT CARE

Hospital staff strike in dispute over back pay

There are plans to officially use Pentre Moch, the old Welsh name for the village of Northop Hall.

Photograph of a road sign reading: "Northop Hall. Gyrrwch yn araf. Please Drive slowly". 

Plans to reintroduce 'Pigs Village' Welsh name to Northop Hall

Tottenham's Europa League quarter-final against Eintracht Frankfurt is finely poised after a 1-1 draw in the first leg.

Ange Postecoglou cuts a frustrated figure on the touchline

Tottenham foiled as Frankfurt ride their luck in draw

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Celje v Fiorentina

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Djurgården v Rapid Vienna

Rayan Cherki scores a last-gasp equaliser to keep Manchester United's Europa League quarter-final tie with Lyon in the balance.

Late Lyon leveller keeps Man Utd tie in balance after Onana errors

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Real Betis v Jagiellonia Białystok

Traders are trying to reckon with impact of Trump's shifting tariff policy.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, US, on Thursday, April 10, 2025. 

Investors facing tariff turmoil: 'It's fastest finger first'

The Ministry of Defence says the technology will help keep soldiers safe.

The remote-controlled mine plough system, Weevil, in a field moving soil

Remote-controlled mine sweeper trial successful

How much attention did you pay to what has been going on in the world over the past seven days?

Newborn baby Amy lies smiling with her eyes closed, her arms stretching above her head

Weekly quiz: What was special about this baby?

Crewe's hopes of securing a League Two play-off spot are hit as late goals from Jordan Thomas and Liam Dulson earn Cheltenham Town a 3-2 win.

Crewe play-off hopes hit by Cheltenham defeat

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin discussed "issues of common concern" with China's military leaders in a rare trip by the UK's most senior military officer.

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin walking outside Downing Street, wearing his uniform. 

UK sends military chief to China for first visit in 10 years

The measures come after Poppy Atkinson was struck by a car during football training last month.

Poppy Atkinson playing football. Her hair is pulled back into a ponytail and she is wearing a black football kit. She is looking down at the ground.