Will you get £13,000 a year when you stop working? Here's how to check
BBC Newsby Kevin Peachey·18d ago
- Published It may well be decades away, but do you know how much money you will get when you stop working? The current state pension is soon likely to top £13,000 a year.
What food items should you stock up on in case of an emergency?
BBC Newsby Annabel Rackham·18d ago
- Published Extreme weather may be changing the way we need to shop. Earlier this month, the UK government urged people to add a few more long-life products into their food basket - just in case...
Union calls for halt to graded Ofsted inspections over health concerns
BBC Newsby Hayley Clarke·18d ago
- Published England's biggest school leaders' union has called for a halt to graded Ofsted inspections, saying they could pose a "risk to life" for school staff.
Sri Lanka's Chemmani mass grave reopens wounds from the civil war - and families want answers
BBC Newsby Anbarasan Ethirajan·18d ago
- Published When a mass grave was unearthed in northern Sri Lanka last February, it was not by design.
England and Wales to have specialist courts for rape cases
BBC Newsby Patrick Jackson·19d ago
- Published Specialist courts to handle cases of rape and other sexual offences will be introduced across England and Wales over the next two years, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced.
Jose Mourinho prints out Atletico Madrid 'red card' incidents after Real Madrid lose derby
BBC Newsby Elizabeth Conway·19d ago
- Published Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho arrived at his post-match news conference carrying an A4 sheet of printed paper with screenshots displaying two incidents he believed should have...
Danny Dyer among celebrities at water public ownership protest
BBC Newsby Michael Keohan; Hsin-Yi Lo; Patrick Barlow·19d ago
- Published Actor Danny Dyer, his daughter Dani Dyer and singer Becky Hill have attended a protest in Kent demanding public ownership of the water industry.
Burnham hails Greenland deal ahead of first Trump meeting in US
BBC Newsby Henry Moore·19d ago
- Published Andy Burnham has hailed a deal between Denmark and the US to "strengthen security in the Arctic" after the two countries resolved a months-long feud over Greenland.
Kelsey Parker welcomes baby after 'devastating' stillbirth
BBC Newsby Jack Burgess·19d ago
- Published Kelsey Parker, the widow of The Wanted singer Tom Parker, has welcomed a baby after last year announcing a "devastating" stillbirth.
Saskia Horley hits century as Middlesex beat Glamorgan in One Day Cup final
BBC Newsby Ioan Griffiths·19d ago
- Published Metro Bank Women's One Day Cup League Two final, Bristol Middlesex 278-6 (50 overs): Horley 117, Sproul 43, Trussler 43 Glamorgan 211 (44.5 overs): Gammon 58, Freeborn 43; Horley 4-36...
Man City 5-3 Sunderland: Perfect 24 hours for Enzo Maresca puts pressure on Arsenal
BBC Newsby Shamoon Hafez·19d ago
- Published Manchester City head into the international break in a jubilant mood after enjoying the perfect 24 hours this weekend.
Laura Kuenssberg: I asked Earl Spencer who we should believe, him or the King?
BBC Newsby Laura Kuenssberg·19d ago
- Published When I arrived at Althorp on Thursday to speak to Charles, Earl Spencer, only a handful of people were in evidence in the vast stately home, where Princess Diana had once tapdanced in...
No criminality in death of three sisters who died in sea off Brighton
BBC Newsby Hsin-Yi Lo·19d ago
- Published A police investigation into the deaths of three sisters in the sea off the coast of Brighton has concluded, with no evidence found of criminality or third-party involvement.
Key takeaways from BBC interview as Earl Spencer defends claims about King
BBC Newsby André Rhoden-Paul·19d ago
- Published Earl Spencer has told the BBC writing his book about sister Princess Diana, which has made headlines for its criticism of King Charles, was his "duty...as an eyewitness to history".
Lib Dems sleepwalking to irrelevance under Davey, says council leader
BBC Newsby Harry Farley·19d ago
- Published A Liberal Democrat council leader has said the party is "sleepwalking into irrelevance" and questioned whether Sir Ed Davey was the right leader.
Richard Hammond thanks 999 crews on Elvington crash anniversary
BBC News·19d ago
- Published Former Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond has thanked emergency services for their help on the 20th anniversary of the crash in which he was nearly killed.
Trump says his triumphal arch will become a military ammunition complex
BBC Newsby Grace Eliza Goodwin·19d ago
- Published US President Donald Trump has said his proposed triumphal arch will double as a complex to store military equipment, complete with the ability to deploy snipers and drones.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe loses moral high ground by living in tax exile - Labour Party Chair
BBC Newsby Scott Duffield; Rachel Clun·19d ago
- Published The Labour Party chair has said Sir Jim Ratcliffe loses "the moral high ground" by making statements about the UK while living in tax exile.
Folkestone council evacuates nearby residents after Grand Burstin hotel fire
BBC Newsby Patrick Barlow·19d ago
- Published Residents living near to a fire-damaged seaside hotel in Folkestone have been evacuated over safety fears that the intensity of the basement blaze weakened the building's structure, the...
Ed Davey calls for immediate 10p cut to fuel duty
BBC Newsby Jennifer McKiernan·19d ago
- Published Sir Ed Davey is calling on the government to immediately cut fuel duty by 10p a litre until Christmas as part of a package of policies aimed at cutting the cost of living.
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