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Residents describe how the storm "destroyed everything in its path" and wiped out entire communities in the state.

The celebrated singer-songwriter was also famous for acting roles in A Star is Born and Blade.

Red flags went undetected as victims worked at a restaurant and a supermarket supplier, BBC finds.

The current situation in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict and Rosie Duffield's resignation feature.

The music mogul faces mounting legal troubles including a 12th lawsuit, from an unnamed woman, which alleges drugging and assault.

Asa Butterfield will portray a fictional young actor who missed out on playing Harry Potter.

Authorities are currently investigating a tragic car accident that occurred in Robinson, Illinois, resulting in the loss of life. The accident, which took place earlier today, has left the community in shock as law enforcement officials work to determine the exact cause of the deadly crash.  Details surrounding the incident are still emerging, but preliminary reports suggest that the accident involved multiple vehicles, with one or more individuals sustaining fatal injuries. The Robinson Police Department and emergency response teams were dispatched to the scene shortly after receiving reports of a serious collision. Upon arriving, they discovered the wreckage of the vehicles involved in the crash and immediately began providing medical assistance to those injured.  Unfortunately, despite the efforts of first responders, at least one person was pronounced dead at the scene. The identity of the victim or victims has not yet been released, pending notification of family members....

The new cabinet pulls in allies from the centre and right, despite left-wing parties winning France's election.

Comments from Sir Keir Starmer on the public finances ahead of Labour's annual conference are among stories on the front of Sunday's newspapers.

Friday's headlines include Sir Keir Starmer defending his position and sex attack claims against Mohamed Al Fayed.

Tuesday's headlines are dominated by the sentencing of ex-BBC newsreader Huw Edwards.

Scotland's public finance minister Ivan McKee tells the BBC there is "absolutely a potential buyer" for the oil refinery.

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

Sir Keir Starmer promises 10-year plan for England as part of "biggest reimagining" of NHS.

British national Stephen Mead stole sensitive CrowdSurge data, contributing to the firm’s collapse.

It has turned cold this week with ground frosts and snow over Scottish mountains - but higher temperatures are on the way.

Aurelie Boas tells the BBC what it has been like overseeing the posthumous publication of her husband's book about death.

In rural India, a group of midwives routinely murdered newborn girls - and then began to resist.

The Prince of Wales spoke about his wife's cancer treatment during a public appearance in Wales.

Tourist sector bosses in the region are increasingly concerned about the impact of climate change.

The majority of Monday's newspapers focus on Labour's plan to cut winter fuel allowance from most pensioners.

Health bosses warn major change is needed as ministers in England prepare to publish a wide-ranging review.

The artist opens up about the death of her teenage son and why she will always be scrutinised.

Seven years after the Grenfell fire, has anything changed for people living in tower blocks?

Saturday's stories include England interim manager Lee Carsley suggesting he may not sing the national anthem.

BBC Scotland speaks to two care-experienced students about their time at university.

Kim Carnie was in the same-sex relationship for six years before opening up to friends and family.

Nigeria's police place a bounty on Andrew Wynne over an alleged plan to overthrow the government.

Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's continued presence in India means new diplomatic challenges for Delhi.

The number of illegal outposts has risen in the past five years to 196, BBC analysis has found.

Schools in England will no longer be classed as "Outstanding" or "Inadequate", following the suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry in 2023.

The culture secretary has called the selling of Oasis tickets at "vastly inflated" prices "depressing".