Caravan owners share allegations of unfair contracts and sharp practices by holiday parks. 

Asha and Jason Ross are standing side by side outdoors. Asha is wearing a beige cardigan with black spots over a black shirt, and has short dark hair. Jason is wearing a blue and white checkered shirt over a white undershirt, and has curly light-colored hair. The background shows greenery, including bushes and trees, with a clear blue sky above.



Caravan owners felt 'bullied' by holiday parks

Rory McIlroy suffers a tough end to his opening round of the US Open at Oakmont with a double bogey on the par-three eighth, leaving him on four-over-par after day one.

McIlroy drops two shots on penultimate hole

US golfer Patrick Reed holes a shot from 286 yards for only the fourth-ever three-under-par albatross at a US Open Championship, at the Oakmont Country Club.

Reed holes from 286 yards for albatross

The Trump administration maintains it took over California's National Guard to restore order, and protect ICE officers.

Protesters confront California National Guard soldiers and police outside on 9 June.

Trump has long called for using the military to quash protests. Los Angeles gave him an opening

Follow live text commentary, score updates and match stats from New York City vs Atlanta United in the MLS

New York City v Atlanta United

The parade will take place on President Trump's 79th birthday and is estimated to cost between $25m and $45m.

Steven Jewell on the left, and Mariame Sano on the right.

All for it or a waste of cash? What Americans make of Trump's military parade

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América de Cali v Deportes Tolima

Chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet assesses the US president's pledge to be a peacemaker.

Trump vowed to make the world safer - has he?

Follow live text commentary, score updates and match stats from Grêmio vs Corinthians in the Serie A

Grêmio v Corinthians

A British man from Leicester, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, was the sole survivor of the crash that killed more than 260.

The front page of the Daily Star and The Daily Telegraph.

Air India crash 'sole survivor' and 'miracle of seat 11A'

The Scottish FA is "always scanning to see who's available" to be their next national head coach, chief executive Ian Maxwell admits as Steve Clarke enters the final 13 months of his current contract.

SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell and head coach Steve Clarke

Scotland 'always scanning' for a future head coach - Maxwell

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Fortaleza v Santos

People from Haiti, Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela who had temporary permission to stay in the country are receiving emails telling them to go.

Logo of the Department of Homeland Security

US orders 500,000 citizens of four countries to leave

Highland Council says they would be a feature of the castle ground's landscaping and help manage access.

A view looking up at Inverness Castle. It is a sandstone building with turrets and battlements. There is an area of cut grass in front of the castle.

Plan to fence-off Inverness Castle with railings

California senator Alex Padilla was pushed out of the news conference by authorities after he interrupted Noem.

US senator dragged out of LA news conference and handcuffed

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RB Bragantino v Bahia

Follow live text commentary, score updates and match stats from Vitória vs Cruzeiro in the Serie A

Vitória v Cruzeiro

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

Front page of The Flintshire Leader and the Daily Post

Wales' papers: Two women die at Eryri and bank employee steals £180k

The US defense secretary appeared to acknowledge incidental plans also exist for Panama, but avoided giving direct confirmation.

Watch: Hegseth suggests Pentagon has 'contingency' plans to take Greenland by force

Industry has made way for new employers, with attitudes to work shaped by events such as Covid.

A man in a shirt and floral tie stands in front of printing machinery

From ironworks to innovation in Merthyr Tydfil

A family's 44-year-old tortoise was believed to be a boy its entire life, until she laid four eggs.

Speedy the tortoise sits on the grass in a garden. She has a brown and beige shell and a scaly head and legs. 

Owner's shock as 'male' tortoise lays eggs 

Lewis Hamilton says that Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur "is the person to take us to the top" amid the team's struggles so far this season.

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton with his left arm around the shoulder of team boss Frederic Vasseur, who is smiling

Vasseur 'the person to take Ferrari to top' - Hamilton

India can't grow enough apples to meet demand but farmers are struggling to raise production.

Indian scientists search for the perfect apple

Somerset, Surrey and Glamorgan earn victories on a dramatic night of T20 Blast action in the South Group.

Dramatic wins for Somerset and Surrey in T20 Blast

It marks the highest proportion since government statistics were collected in this way. 

Rear view of elementary students attending a class in the classroom. - stock photo

Record 1 in 5 pupils in England getting special education needs support

Those who died in the disaster range from a tea seller's son, to people visiting relatives and students eating in a canteen.

Hardik Avaiya with Vibhooti Patel looking at the camera

Who are the victims of the Air India plane crash?

George Mills sets a UK record in the men's 5,000m at the Diamond League meeting in Oslo.

George Mills competing in the 5,000m in Oslo

Mills beats Farah's UK record at Oslo Diamond League

Fin Gough and Sioned Cray, from Carmarthenshire, had no contact with home during their two-month travels.

Race Across the World contestants Fin and Sioned smile at eachother inside a kitchen. 

'We brought a part of Wales on Race across the World'

The additional places will "futureproof Penrith", Westmorland and Furness Council is told.

Outside Beaconside C of E Primary School in Hutton Hill, Penrith. There is a blue school sign with a crest and yellow writing, in front of it a wire fence and trees. The school buildings, which have sloping roofs are partially visible in the background.

Primary school to extend to house extra pupils

London-bound flight carrying 242 people crashed shortly after take-off in Ahmedabad, western India.

A group of people stand near a plane crash site, as black smoke billows into the air.

Air India plane crash - how the day unfolded

The man has "a number of puncture wounds" and is in a life-threatening condition, police say.

Policeman with police tape at the scene of the incident. Green bushes are around the cordon and a path is visible. 

Arrest after suspected stabbing in Exeter

Liverpool are considering Victor Osimhen while Bayer Leverkusen target Reds defender Jarell Quansah, and PSG have warned the Premier League champions off Bradley Barcola.

Liverpool considering Osimhen move - Friday's gossip

Experts told the BBC that a flap issue, engine failure or a bird strike are among the possible causes of the crash.

A graphic showing the Boeing 737-8 Dreamliner that crashed on Thursday. It is shown in flight and imposed over the BBC Verify colours. 

What could have caused Air India plane to crash in 30 seconds?

Some residents are left without running water as Thames Water teams try to fix the leak. 

A street in Oxford with water reaching the base of most cars parked on either side.

Burst water pipe leads to flooding on city streets

The Palestine Football Association complains to Fifa over a controversial late penalty which ended their 2026 World Cup hopes.

Palestine FA makes complaint as penalty ends World Cup dream

Robert MacIntyre says his level-par score on the first day of the US Open is "up there" with the best rounds of his career.

US Open level-par round 'up there' among MacIntyre's best

Hindu temples in Harrow and Neasden are offering special prayers for the Air India crash victims.

A group of three men in traditional Indian attire stand on a decorated stage inside a Hindu temple. One man, wearing a white kurta with an orange scarf, speaks into a microphone. Behind them are statues of Hindu deities, garlanded and set within small thatched-roof shrines. The backdrop includes images of spiritual figures and floral decorations, suggesting a ceremonial or religious gathering.

Prayers held as plane crash deaths confirmed

South Africa's players have the "belief" they can pull off a sensational victory in the World Test Championship final, according to batter David Bedingham.

South Africa bowlers Kasigo Rabada and Lungi Ngidi are mobbed by their team-mates after a wicket 

South Africa have 'belief' to pull off 'amazing' victory

George Mills smashes Mo Farah's 5,000m UK record by more than six seconds to finish fourth at the Diamond League in Oslo.

Mills smashes Farah's 5,000m UK record at Diamond League

Thomas Frank's move to Spurs is a risk for the charismatic Dane - but he has earned the big opportunity, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

'A gamble for Frank - but Dane has earned Spurs chance'

Shortly after Shamiah McKenzie and Codee Godfrey carried out the attack, they mingled with police officers.

Teens found guilty of killing man as he sat in car

Watch as Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith finishes third in the women's 100m at the Diamond League in Oslo as Olympic champion Julian Alfred takes victory.




Asher-Smith third as Olympic champion Alfred wins in Oslo

The award's judges say Yael van der Wouden's debut novel The Safekeep is a "classic in the making".

Yael van der Wouden, author of 'The Safekeep', during the Booker Prize 2024 Shortlist photocall at The Royal Festival Hall on November 11, 2024 in London, England

'Masterful' romance novel wins Women's Prize for Fiction

Jurors hear that Roy Barclay, 56, accepts he was seen on CCTV near where Anita Rose was attacked.

Anita Rose looks over her shoulder at the camera. In the background is the sea.

Murder accused was in area of attack, court hears

Reading keeper Joel Pereira turns down interest from Championship clubs to sign a new three-year deal with the club.

Reading keeper Pereira extends stay despite other offers

Tottenham appoint Brentford head coach Thomas Frank as their manager, replacing Ange Postecoglou.

Frank replaces Postecoglou as Tottenham head coach

Adam Davies cries in court as he is given a suspended prison sentence and 180 hours of unpaid work.

A man wearing a blue suit jacket, white shirt and black tie. He is looking over his right shoulder

Officer who gave information to gang avoids jail

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Finland U21 v Netherlands U21

Follow live text commentary, score updates and match stats from Germany U21 vs Slovenia U21 in the UEFA U21 Championship

Germany U21 v Slovenia U21

Dumbarton are planning to exit administration by becoming a new company and hope to gain approval from Scottish football authorities.

Dumbarton to become new company to exit administration

The new Reform council leadership says it will meet LGBTQ+ and disabled staff over their concerns.

A multi-coloured LGBTQ+ flag was flying outside County Hall

Reform council brings in 'British values' flag rules

Sixty people, including eight children, had to leave the flats in Worcester more than a week ago.

Anne Eason, one of the residents who had to leave the flats, sits on a sofa with a window behind her. She is wearing a cream top and black cardigan and has shoulder-length hair. She is smiling at the camera.


Evacuated residents criticise lack of information

Members of a Hindu temple say at least two of the victims were known to the local community.

A group of about 30 people stand in a large red-carpeted room. A boy in the foreground has his eyes closed and hands clasped in front of him. Other people are singing and clapping their hands.

Community's 'sadness and shock' over Air India crash

Scotland's George Munsey hit a record-breaking 191, but the Netherlands pulled off a remarkable win in Dundee.

Record 191 for Munsey - but Scotland still lose to Dutch

US Senator Alex Padilla was put in handcuffs after interrupting Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem during a news update on the Los Angeles ICE raids.

Security grabbing Alex Padilla and walking him out of a room

Moment security drags US senator out of Noem LA press briefing

This follows a review of the cardiac surgery unit which revealed a culture of bullying and staff fearful of speaking out.

A generic picture shows three surgeons in blue scrubs one of whom is holding a pair of scissors

Board asked if they are 'fit to govern' Belfast Trust

CalMac's MV Caledonian Isles is now expected to resume sailing from Ardrossan to Arran early next week.

A black and white ship with red funnels leaving a dry dock. Two tugs at the side of the ship and rear are helping it leave the dock

Last-minute hitch delays ferry's return after 18-month repairs

Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler are among many to find Oakmont Country Club a bruising challenge as JJ Spaun sets the pace on day one at the US Open.

Scheffler and McIlroy off pace at bruising US Open

England begin their European Under-21 Championship title defence with a win over Czech Republic in Slovakia.

England U21s open Euros defence with win over Czech Rep

Using footage and flight data, BBC Verify has pieced together what we know so far about the Air India crash in Ahmedabad.

A blue and green composite image that shows a 3D model of the Air India plane and a screengrab of the plane taking off from the runway. In the top left hand corner is the BBC Verify logo.

What video and flight data tell us about Air India crash

Upgrades to the Peers' Entrance have been branded a "white elephant and a disaster".

The Peers Entrance to the Houses of Parliament, showing a grand Gothic-style stone facade with a large arched doorway, intricate carvings, and tall windows. A police officer stands near a security booth, two cars are parked in front, and a man walks toward the entrance.

Peers criticise £9.6m House of Lords front door

Justin Engel, 17, reaches the Stuttgart Open quarter-finals to become the youngest player since 1985 to make the last eight of an ATP Tour grass-court event.

Engel becomes youngest ATP grass-court quarter-finalist since Becker

Heather Kidd says councils cannot afford to wait until a review of adult social care is completed in 2028.

A woman with short grey hair and a blue coat standing beside a rural road with a hedge running alongside it

Council cannot survive without more cash - leader

Former Scarlets back row forward Carwyn Tuipulotu will spend at least another season at French Top-14 side Pau.

Tuipulotu to stay at French Top 14 side Pau

The health secretary said a meeting with families was the most "harrowing" he had held in the role.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting speaks in front of a microphone. He is standing in front of a red-and-white background.

Nottingham baby deaths families 'deserve answers'

Hull KR scrum-half Tyrone May extends his contract until the end of 2027.



Hull KR scrum-half May extends contract

Minister Sarah Jones's pledge comes after the industry is not mentioned in the Spending Review.

A woman with long blonde hair and a black top and jacket, stands and smiles in the middle of a large factory room.

Minister pledges support to pottery industry

Ospreys tighthead prop Rhys Henry signs a new contract with the region.

Prop Henry signs Ospreys contract extension

Watch live BBC Three coverage from Oslo, Norway in the sixth meet of the Diamond League.

Watch: Athletics - Diamond League Oslo

Port Vale sign left-back Liam Gordon after the Guyana international rejects the offer of a new deal at Walsall.

Defender Gordon leaves Walsall for Port Vale

Businesses have objected to a bar's bid to stay open later because of anti-social behaviour. 

A cobbled street with shops lining each side. There is a glass roof covering some of the buildings. 

Bar's new hours opposed over 'breast jiggling'

Pat Cummins takes his 300th Test wicket before South Africa fight back with the ball to leave Australia on 144-8 in the second innings of the ICC Test Championship final at Lord's - a lead of 218 heading into day three. 

Cummins takes 300th Test wicket with final in balance 

The night skies above Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire have featured a rare sight.

Rare Strawberry Moon captured over region

The final leg of Grand Slam Track - the athletics competition backed by Olympic great Michael Johnson - is cancelled because of economic concerns.

Final Grand Slam Track event in Los Angeles cancelled

Composite image of a pupil receiving a mock man of the match trophy and another pupil giving an 'interview'

The students holding 'post-match interviews' after their exams

Walsall sign Chester defender Harrison Burke for an undisclosed fee.

Walsall sign Chester defender Burke

The star says Theo, who is expected to only live for another year, "deserves to be part of family".

A man with shoulder-length brown hair sitting with a grey dog. The dog is a Neapolitan mastif. They are in a garden at a Dogs Trust home. The man has tattoos on his arms and is wearing a white top and black gilet. 

Pete Wicks 'on a mission' to rehome poorly dog

BBC Sport pundit Anne Keothavong analyses how Emma Raducanu can take advantage of the grass court season after she reaches the quarter-final of Queen's.

Why grass court tennis suits Raducanu 

Country house hotel where Sir Ian McKellen and David Baddiel have stayed now has new owners.

A distant shot of the outside of Rossington Hall's building, with a green door and reddish brick buildings, and trees surrounding it

Hotel rescued from dereliction sold to new owners

National League club Hartlepool United sack manager Anthony Limbrick after just four months in charge.

Hartlepool sack manager Limbrick after four months

Dozens of people gathered during violent scenes in Salford on Wednesday afternoon.

A car which has been burnt out and and is completely destroyed is on the grass on a residential street.

12 June 2025