Uganda will now take part in Harry's Invictus Games after King's reassurance
BBC Newsby Sean Coughlan·25d ago
- Published Uganda's military leaders have confirmed that they will take part in Prince Harry's Invictus Games for wounded veterans after saying last week they were going to pull out of the event.
Josh Kerr: Ultimate Championship 1500m winner ramps up debate over country vs brands kit
BBC Newsby Daniel Austin·25d ago
- Published After Josh Kerr became Great Britain's first ever Ultimate Champion with a dominant victory in the 1500m in Budapest on Sunday evening, he celebrated in customary fashion - Union Jack...
London musical cancelled after Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey pull out
BBC Newsby Emma Saunders·25d ago
- Published The upcoming London revival of Sunday In The Park With George has been cancelled after A-listers Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey dropped out.
Harry Dunn's mum criticises removal from UK of US Embassy staffer
BBC Newsby Rachael McMenemy·25d ago
- Published The removal from the UK of a US embassy staffer accused of possessing indecent images is "unforgivable", says the mother of Harry Dunn.
Steep rise in young UK nationals detained smuggling drugs from Asia
BBC Newsby Hafsa Khalil·25d ago
- Published The number of young British nationals arrested abroad after being recruited as drug mules more than quadrupled over three years, according to new government figures.
Why are there concerns AI could threaten humanity?
BBC Newsby Liv McMahon·25d ago
- Published In recent weeks, warnings about potential dangers of AI have spurred calls for coordinated action to slow the technology's development.
Romanian driver who killed triathlete Rebecca Comins to be deported
BBC Newsby Rowenna Hoskin·25d ago
- Published A Romanian van driver jailed for killing a Team GB triathlete by driving into the back of her bike has lost an appeal against being deported.
Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd jailed for attacking his partner
BBC News·25d ago
- Published Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd has been jailed for 20 months with a further four years on extended licence for violently assaulting his girlfriend, including hitting her chest with a...
World Athletics Ultimate Championship: How did inaugural event go?
BBC Newsby Harry Poole·26d ago
- Published As poster boy Armand Duplantis performed the Ultimate Championship's official song and fireworks lit up the sky above the newly crowned winners, athletics had taken its first strides in...
Police had councillor's fingerprints on hate mail but dropped case
BBC Newsby Marc Waddington·26d ago
- Published Police had fingerprint evidence linking a high-profile councillor to a poison pen letter up to 12 months before he went on to target another politician in a "persistent and wicked" hate...
Oldham Asian hornet hunt leads to nest discovery
BBC Newsby Michelle Adamson; Naj Modak·26d ago
- Published Beekeepers who feared a damaging new arrival of Asian hornets in the Greater Manchester area helped track down their nest after sightings sparked an urgent search.
Newspaper headlines: 'Compulsory lentils' and 'Boris flees Vlad drone blitz'
BBC News·26d ago
- Published Comments by President Donald Trump lead the Financial Times after he rejected increasing demands for restrictions on the growth of artificial intelligence , external(AI).
Cardiff man serving IPP to be released from prison 21 years after phone robbery
BBC Newsby Charlie Buckland·26d ago
- Published "It's like your son being killed - he's here but he's not." Leroy Douglas was just 24 when he was jailed in 2005 for stealing a mobile phone and handed a minimum prison term of...
Peers to debate donations law changes after Reform's £72m windfall
BBC Newsby Joe Pike; Chris Graham·26d ago
- Published The House of Lords will debate changes to the laws on political donations later on Monday after Reform UK received £72m from two billionaires in 24 hours.
Carney eyes 'unique alliance' with EU as trade war with US intensifies
BBC Newsby Harry Sekulich·26d ago
- Published Prime Minister Mark Carney has said Canada is seeking a "unique alliance" with the European Union (EU) but not membership of the bloc, as its trade war with the US intensifies.
Select committee calls for bill to address AI threat to human rights
BBC Newsby Patrick Jackson·26d ago
- Published A cross-party group of MPs and peers has identified human rights risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) which existing laws, they argue, are ill-equipped to cover.
US aviator shot down over Iran recalls 'free-falling' in first interview
BBC Newsby Max Matza·26d ago
- Published A US Air Force officer has described "free-falling" to the ground with a damaged parachute after his plane was shot down over Iran, leading to a dangerous rescue operation.
UK Weather: Turning cooler, wetter and windier this week
BBC Newsby Sarah Keith-Lucas; Matt Taylor·26d ago
- Published Changeable autumnal conditions are set to continue through this coming week, with spells of wetter and windier weather developing at times.
How to protect your laptop, phone and bike from thieves at uni
BBC Newsby Kevin Peachey·26d ago
- Published Laptops, phones and bikes are top of the shopping list for thieves as students head off to university, according to insurer Aviva.
Emmy Awards 2026: What to expect from the ceremony and how to watch
BBC Newsby Steven McIntosh·26d ago
- Published Beef, Hacks, Pluribus and The Pitt are a few of the TV shows nominated at this year's Emmy Awards, which take place on Monday in Los Angeles.
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