Here's a quick rundown of some of the biggest news stories making headlines in the UK today, covering crime, legal battles, TV departures, and gardening updates.
Crossbow Killer Trial Update
The trial of Kyle Clifford, accused of being a crossbow triple killer, continues to unfold with shocking details emerging. Clifford is alleged to have become enraged after his relationship with Louise Hunt, 25, ended. This anger reportedly led him to meticulously plan and execute the murders last July.
The case has garnered significant attention due to claims that Clifford tied up and raped the daughter of BBC star John Hunt in what was described in court as a 'sexual act of spite,' before allegedly slaughtering the rest of the family. 
The trial is ongoing, and further details are expected to emerge in the coming days.
Noel Clarke Claims "Unlawful Conspiracy"
Actor Noel Clarke is currently embroiled in a legal battle with the Guardian news group. Clarke is suing the newspaper, claiming that accusations labeling him as a serial abuser of women are false. He asserts that he is a victim of an unlawful conspiracy. The case is expected to be closely watched, with implications for media accountability and the #MeToo movement.
Dragons' Den Star Departs
Fans of Dragons' Den will be disappointed to learn that one of its stars is leaving the show. Businesswoman Sara Davies has announced that she will be "stepping away" from the BBC show. 
Her touching statement on social media expressed gratitude to her co-stars and the BBC crew, leaving fans "truly gutted" by the news. Davies’ departure marks the end of an era for the popular show.
Monty Don's Garden Plans
Good news for gardening enthusiasts! Monty Don, the beloved host of Gardeners' World, has shared exciting news about the future of the long-running BBC program. The 69-year-old horticulturalist has expressed his deep passion for gardens and highlighted their unique role in human inspiration and wellbeing. 
He has been sharing his passion for gardens and the unique role they play in human inspiration and wellbeing on the popular programme since 2003. Fans can expect more insightful gardening tips and beautiful visuals in the seasons to come.
Stay tuned for more updates on these developing stories as they unfold.