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The King's Coronation marks a moment of reinvention for a nation at ease with its eccentricity.

Missed today's coverage? Here's some of the most important moments from the last 24 hours.

The High court dismisses case brought by animal activists against a government change in policy.

Several cars and a house were damaged when the thief lost control of the truck.

Nigerian senator Ike Ekweremadu brought a man to the UK to provide a kidney for his daughter.

A paralegal has been sentenced to six years for passing sensitive information to criminals

BMA Scotland members overwhelmingly back a three-day strike amid a pay dispute with the Scottish government.

The monarch is seen laughing and shaking hands with crowds on the Mall a day before his Coronation.

Cullybackey Medical Practice is the 15th GP surgery to hand back its contract in the past year.

Mid Suffolk District Council becomes the first council in England to have a Green majority.

The King, Prince William and Kate have been meeting well-wishers near Buckingham Palace.

The monarch and the Queen Consort have a special message for travellers.

Lucy Letby, who is accused of murdering babies, tells a court one child's death left her "stunned".

The party takes sole control of a council for the first time, as it enjoys big local election gains.

The five friends have been camping on the Mall in London since Tuesday in a bid to see the King.

Sir Ed Davey says he has a "Cheshire Cat" grin on his face after his party won Windsor and Maidenhead.

Helen Hewlett was convicted of soliciting the murder of a man she met at a frozen food factory.

Losing over 1,000 council seats would be an extremely bad result for the Conservatives, the BBC's Nick Eardley explains.

Taking the leave-voting town, which has two Tory MPs, has been hailed as a "key" win for Labour.

Recrimination, even infighting, is already under way among the Tories, writes BBC political editor Chris Mason.