feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby Mitchell Labiak; Jim Connolly17d ago
- Published Written prescription fees from vets will be capped at £21 as part of a raft of changes that practices will be legally required to bring in over the coming months.
BBC Newsby Chris Mason; Isabella Allen17d ago
- Published World leaders, including Donald Trump, will head to Manchester next year for the G20 leaders' summit.
BBC Newsby Chris Mason; Isabella Allen; Richard Wheeler17d ago
- Published Andy Burnham has said the UK will provide "defensive air-to-air refuelling" support for Saudi Arabia, in response to attacks the country has faced from the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen.
BBC Newsby Sean Coughlan17d ago
- Published A slanging match doesn't usually do either side much good. Unless you're selling books, when a controversy can be extremely helpful.
BBC Newsby Dan Roan17d ago
- Published Fifa president Gianni Infantino has proposed an external review of the governance of world football's governing body and says he is open to reform.
BBC Newsby Evie Lake18d ago
- Published Two pilot whales have died after a distressed pod was spotted off the Northumberland coast.
BBC Newsby Theo Leggett18d ago
- Published To have one air traffic control failure in a fortnight may be regarded as a misfortune, to have two looks like carelessness.
BBC Newsby Victoria Scheer; Flora Grafton18d ago
- Published A man has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving over a crash that killed six people, including two children.
BBC Newsby Jennifer McKiernan; Alex Forsyth18d ago
- Published Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey has insisted he is not just aiming to be a junior partner in a coalition government, saying: "I am a candidate to be prime minister."
BBC Newsby Stuart Whincup18d ago
- Published Police have carried out a series of early morning raids targeting those suspected of being involved in organised crime.
BBC Newsby Adam Goldsmith; Theo Leggett18d ago
- Published Airlines have criticised the UK's air traffic control system after a second technical problem in two weeks caused major disruption to UK flights EasyJet said Monday's incident "once...
BBC Newsby Tanya Gupta18d ago
- Published Two people have been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire at a seaside hotel which led to hundreds of people being evacuated.
BBC Newsby Frank Gardner18d ago
- Published Ibrahim Issa, 50, is from the Yemeni coastal town of Dhubab, right on the front lines of the war between Yemen's Houthis and the Saudi-backed pro-government forces fighting them.
BBC Newsby Emma Saunders18d ago
- Published A-list actress Cate Blanchett has become the latest star to make a plea for theatre audiences to put their phones away during performances.
BBC Newsby Katie Falkingham18d ago
- Published "It's best not to underestimate us," says a defiant Harriet Dart. But Great Britain's Billie Jean King Cup squad know full well the enormity of the challenge that awaits them.
BBC Newsby Katya Adler18d ago
- Published Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz is a political record-breaker. The problem for him is these records are overwhelmingly negative and he is at risk of losing his job over them.
BBC Newsby Dale Johnson18d ago
- Published The first international break of the season is under way - and this one is longer than fans will have become accustomed to.
BBC Newsby Mike McBride18d ago
- Published Public confidence in the justice system has been "damaged" by the circumstances surrounding the temporary release from prison of convicted murderer Gary Anderson, Justice Minister Naomi...
BBC Newsby Paul Glynn18d ago
- Published The BBC has removed nearly a dozen comedy sketches from That Mitchell and Webb Look after deciding they no longer "work today".
BBC Newsby Daniel Sandford; Adam Goldsmith18d ago
- Published Southport killer Axel Rudakubana allegedly threw boiling water mixed with sugar at a prison officer, a court has heard.
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