An image of Reform UK’s deputy leader is said to jokingly reference a former controversy for the party. BBC News
Read More »Israeli media cite official accepting Hamas figure of 70,000 war dead
Now a senior source has indicated to Israeli journalists, including those from Haaretz and the Times of Israel, that the total number given by the Hamas health ministry is largely accurate, even though they have not been able to break down how many were combatants and how many died as …
Read More »Rugby match between Welsh universities abandoned after players brawl
They added: “We recognise the concern and distress that this incident may have caused and apologise for its impact on those involved, including Cardiff University, the players, match officials and local rugby communities, along with our wider community.” BBC News
Read More »Planning bids for new homes rise in England but building remains low, data suggests
While planning applications have risen, home building has lowered, new data suggests. BBC News
Read More »Labour scales back new energy efficiency targets for social homes
It comes after councils and housing associations warned about the cost to implement new stricter standards. BBC News
Read More »South Africa v West Indies – second T20 scorecard
Latest scorecard from the second Twenty20 international between South Africa and West Indies at Centurion. BBC News
Read More »Islanders want to see arts and culture protected from council cuts
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar sought public views on how it should set its new budget. BBC News
Read More »Chips, anyone? German farm gives away millions of potatoes after bumper harvest
Dubbed “the great potato rescue”, it is part of a plan to save the spuds from going to waste. BBC News
Read More »Mozambique floods: ‘The water took everything’
A rescue operation is under way in Mozambique following weeks of severe flooding that have affected nearly 700,000 people in the central and southern regions of the country. The flooding brought on by weeks of torrential rain has forced scores of people into temporary shelters and destroyed critical infrastructure. More …
Read More »The by-laws you may not know exist in London
Could drinking coffee on the Tube land you in hot water? A rundown of some of London’s quirky by-laws. BBC News
Read More »Train crash inquiry hears signaller was 'entirely compliant'
Three men died when the train derailed in Aberdeenshire following heavy rain in 2020. BBC News
Read More »Video shows moment cliff crashes down onto beach
Hughie John Morris had stopped to film stones on the beach when he captured the landslip. BBC News
Read More »Weight loss jab users warned over rare but serious pancreas issue
Symptoms to look out for include severe pain in the stomach and back which does not go away. BBC News
Read More »Marty Supreme actress quits new film after casting backlash
Odessa A’zion says she didn’t realise her character in Deep Cuts was meant to be half-Mexican. BBC News
Read More »Family's questions over Turkey lift-shaft death
The family knows they are “never going to get all the answers”, Danielle Belton says. BBC News
Read More »Parents asked not to secretly record conversations with teachers
Aberdeenshire Council says a ‘small minority’ of parents are involved in the incidents. BBC News
Read More »The stars and styles from Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week
Fashion’s finest gather in the French capital for a week of high-end designs and celebrity sightings. BBC News
Read More »Jury hears of killer's 'diminished responsibility'
Lilia Valutyte, nine, was playing outside a shop when she was attacked by Deividas Skebas in 2022. BBC News
Read More »Man who was sexually abused at private school awarded £97,000
The man said he was abused two or three times a week by a teacher when he was a boy at Fettes College. BBC News
Read More »BBC vows to better reflect working-class audiences around UK
An independent review also found the BBC can do more to represent the experiences of older women. BBC News
Read More »
Recent Comments