Arthur Fery beaten in Winston-Salem Open final by Ignacio Buse
BBC Newsby Katie Falkingham29 Aug 2026
- Published Arthur Fery missed out on his first ATP Tour title with a straight-set defeat by Ignacio Buse in the final of the Winston-Salem Open.
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top 69%Tottenham 0-2 Newcastle: Roberto de Zerbi not panicking but old failings haunt Spurs
BBC Newsby Michael Emons29 Aug 2026
- Published Tottenham manager Roberto de Zerbi said he was "not angry" and there was "no panic" after his side's second loss in two games left them bottom of the Premier League – but it was a...
Caroline Dubois vs Amelia Moore: Win for Briton keeps Alycia Baumgardner showdown in picture
BBC Newsby Emma Smith29 Aug 2026
- Published Caroline Dubois coasted to victory over Amelia Moore to defend her WBC and WBO lightweight titles and stay on course for a blockbuster meeting with unified super-featherweight champion...
Dol-llys Hall: Co-operative living where we share 15-acre Georgian mansion
BBC Newsby Natalie Grice29 Aug 2026
- Published Dreams of living in a Georgian manor house with 15 acres of grounds would usually be associated with a big lottery win.
Frinton Normandy veteran who lied about age to enlist dies
BBC News29 Aug 2026
- Published A World War Two veteran who fought in the Normandy campaign after lying about his age has died aged 101, a charity has said.
England v Pakistan: Nasser Hussain calls early end to play at Lord's 'a joke'
BBC Newsby Stephan Shemilt29 Aug 2026
- Published The decision to abandon play an hour before scheduled at the end of the third day of England's second Test against Pakistan was called "a joke" by Nasser Hussain.
Cleverly quits shadow cabinet to run for London mayor
BBC Newsby Adam Goldsmith29 Aug 2026
- Published Conservative MP Sir James Cleverly has said he is resigning from the shadow cabinet to run for London mayor.
Mum of Nottingham attacks victim backs calls to stop killers' early release
BBC Newsby Sonia Kataria29 Aug 2026
- Published More than 30 families have called on the government to stop killers convicted of any form of manslaughter being released early to ease prison overcrowding in England and Wales.
Royal Navy warships and helicopter track Russian vessels in three-day operation
BBC Newsby Jake Lapham29 Aug 2026
- Published Royal Navy warships and a helicopter spent three days tracking Russian Navy vessels and sanctioned cargo ships in an "intense" operation in the North Sea and English Channel.
Harrison Armstrong: Nottingham Forest bid £40m for Everton teenager
BBC Newsby Phil McNulty29 Aug 2026
- Published Nottingham Forest have launched an ambitious bid to sign Everton's teenage midfielder Harrison Armstrong.
Welsh Gender Service surgical referrals paused for clinical review
BBC Newsby Nicholas Bourne29 Aug 2026
- Published The Welsh Gender Service has paused scheduled and new referrals for gender-affirming surgeries, after the health board in charge reported "concerns" about the number of referrals being...
Sarah Ferguson expected back in the UK shortly, source tells BBC
BBC Newsby Tom McArthur29 Aug 2026
- Published The former Duchess of York is expected "back in the UK shortly", a source close to her has told the BBC.
Burnham's summer tour is over - now he has to prove himself in Parliament
BBC Newsby Jack Fenwick29 Aug 2026
- Published Andy Burnham is set to come under the most intense scrutiny of his political life when Parliament returns on Tuesday.
Big Church Festival 'devastated' as man dies after sign falls
BBC Newsby Jacob Panons29 Aug 2026
- Published Organisers of a Christian festival say they are "devastated" after a sign fell at their event and injured seven people, with one man dying at the scene.
Newspaper headlines: 'Healey to defer defence spend target' and 'Fergie's coming home'
BBC News29 Aug 2026
- Published The FT Weekend leads with a report that Chancellor John Healey will "shelve" his own target of spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030, when he sets out his first Budget in October.
Serious questions over use of UK emergency alerts, its creators say
BBC Newsby Ewan Somerville29 Aug 2026
- Published As the Conservative minister who launched the UK's emergency alert system, Oliver Dowden was more than familiar with the loud bleeping sound coming from his phone earlier this month.
Box breathing: Inside the 'most powerful hack' to control stress
BBC Newsby George Sandeman29 Aug 2026
- Published Powerless to help after catastrophic earthquakes struck her hometown of La Guaira in Venezuela two months ago, Maria Medina struggled to sleep.
Somali piracy surges as the impact of the US-Iran war ripples outwards
BBC Newsby Barbara Plett Usher29 Aug 2026
- Published A surge in piracy near Somalia has increased threats to shipping already under pressure from maritime blockades and conflict due to the US war with Iran.
Why sweetcorn treats are the latest 'swavoury' UK food trend
BBC Newsby Alys Davies29 Aug 2026
Sweetcorn ice creams and pastries: The latest 'swavoury' trend taking over your feed - Published "Sweetcorn belongs in desserts!"
UK weather: Strong winds and more thunderstorms to kick off the bank holiday weekend
BBC Newsby Matt Taylor29 Aug 2026
- Published After weeks of scorching heat and drought the summer's swan song is set to be one of frequent downpours as well as gales for some.