A signed summary of BBC Newsline with Declan Harvey and Paula Clarke on Wednesday 21 May 2025.
The MP ended his time in parliament by drinking beer out of his shoe during his farewell speech.
The famous frog gave the commencement speech at the University of Maryland where Muppets creator Jim Henson graduated in 1960.
The German military has not permanently stationed troops on foreign soil since World War Two.
BBC Wales' Craig Duggan reports from the scene of a train and tractor collision in Herefordshire.
Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue has looked after the nesting swans for nearly three years.
The BBC's Wyre Davies visits the Kerem Shalom crossing, through which aid for Gaza is currently ing after Israel eased an 11-week blockade.
BBC analysed footage, gathered witness testimony and spoke to munitions and legal experts to examine how one of Gaza's last functioning hospitals came under Israeli attack.
Eyewitness, Katie Kalisher tells the BBC what happened after coming face to face with the suspect of a shooting that left two dead in Washington.
Spurs fans threw beer in Bilbao and stormed the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium pitch.
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The BBC's North America correspondent Nomia Iqbal takes us through what we know about the shooting so far.
Video appears to show suspect Elias Rodriguez being taken away by police and shouting 'free Palestine'.
Witnesses tell the BBC about hearing gunshots and the shooter shouting: 'Free Palestine'.
Pupil Lanre says he used to eat lunch alone but now he's "got more friends and I engage in sports".
Southend book their place in the National League play-off final at Wembley by beating Forest Green.
Europe editor Katya Adler gains access to a secret HQ and Norwegian warships leading military exercises.
Sam Sahdra has taught 200 women to ride a bike which gives her a "boost of happiness".
Gary Fox used to be involved in illegal street fights but now makes a living as a professional fighter.
A natural disaster has been declared in New South Wales, as widespread flooding prompts nearly 50,000 people to evacuate.
One moment the conversation was all about golf, then a reporter asked a question about genocide in South Africa.
