feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby Josh Parry9 Sept 2026
- Published Drag Race UK is leaving the BBC after eight series, the broadcaster has confirmed. A spokesperson for the channel said it was facing "very difficult choices" in the face of "significant...
BBC Newsby Lucy Manning9 Sept 2026
- Published From his home in the occupied West Bank settlement of Efrat, British-Israeli Rabbi Leo Dee wrote an open letter to Andy Burnham on Wednesday, accusing him of deciding "to single out...
BBC News9 Sept 2026
- Published A private hospital's failure to provide preventative medication contributed to the death of Lady Joan Branson, an inquest has concluded.
BBC Newsby Kali Hays; Lily Jamali9 Sept 2026
- Published John Ternus has entered his second week as Apple's chief executive and the company has revealed the first major change to the iPhone since it was released almost 20 years ago.
BBC News9 Sept 2026
- Published A 31-year-old British man has been charged under the National Security Act over alleged contact with Russia's military intelligence agency.
BBC Newsby Emer Moreau9 Sept 2026
- Published A technical failure of the UK's air traffic control system that has caused widespread flight chaos was avoidable, according to the Transport Secretary.
BBC Newsby Kayla Epstein9 Sept 2026
- Published Andrew and Tristan Tate have lost their bid to be released from a Florida jail as they fight potential extradition to the UK to face charges of rape and trafficking.
BBC Newsby Stephan Shemilt9 Sept 2026
- Published Third Rothesay Test, Edgbaston (day one of five) Pakistan 133: Shakeel 43; Tongue 4-42, Robinson 3-15, Archer 3-25 England 156-4: Gay 60, Brook 52* England are 23 runs ahead England...
BBC Newsby Marco Silva; Benedict Garman; Adam Durbin9 Sept 2026
- Published An RNLI volunteer who was targeted with abuse online after being wrongly identified as having helped small boat migrants reach land in Portsmouth has told BBC Verify he is not a...
BBC Newsby Jessica Rawnsley9 Sept 2026
- Published Google will buy up to half the electricity produced by one of Finland's nuclear power plants as part of a record €13bn (£11bn; $15bn) investment in the country's AI infrastructure, the...
BBC Newsby Alex Boyd; BBC Your Voice reporters9 Sept 2026
- Published Passengers left stranded by an hours-long air traffic control issue at UK airports have told the BBC of nightmare delays, chaotic scenes and waylaid holiday plans.
BBC Newsby Sean Coughlan9 Sept 2026
- Published Uganda is pulling out of the Invictus Games, a sports event for wounded military veterans run by the Duke of Sussex, only two months after the country said it would join.
BBC Newsby Becky Morton; Harry Farley9 Sept 2026
- Published Andy Burnham has said national security "can't come at the expense of social security", as he was challenged over funding for defence at Prime Minister's Questions.
BBC Newsby Mike Henson9 Sept 2026
- Published "Horrendous" is not a word anyone wants to hear in their appraisal. It was, however, the word chosen by Conor O'Shea, the man responsible for overseeing England's international success...
BBC Newsby Hafsa Khalil9 Sept 2026
- Published Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has rejected the chief rabbi's warning that British Jews are at greater risk after the UK announced sanctions on Israeli settlements in the occupied West...
BBC Newsby Harriet Whitehead9 Sept 2026
- Published Reigning Miss Austria beauty queen Lucia Sisic has died at the age of 22, having experienced a lifelong heart condition.
BBC News9 Sept 2026
- Published Channel 4 has said it plans to cut 340 jobs before the end of the year, reducing its workforce by more than a quarter.
BBC Newsby Naomi de Souza; Eleanor Shearwood9 Sept 2026
- Published Former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Reece Weaver has shelved her cowboy boots and swapped the football pitch for the stage as she steps into one of the most famous roles in the world.
BBC Newsby Paul Kirby9 Sept 2026
- Published German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has clashed with AfD leader Alice Weidel in parliament, calling her party a "destructive force" with a migration policy that amounts to "ethnic...
BBC Newsby Asha Patel; Will Jefford9 Sept 2026
- Published A police force has said the Nottingham attacks were not "reasonably foreseeable or preventable", a public inquiry has heard.
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