Billy Vigar: Parents says son's death could have been prevented
BBC Newsby Laura Scott14d ago
- Published "You swing from sadness to anger because you just feel it could have been prevented."
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top 99%Universal UK Resort work leaves homeowner 'heartbroken' at move
BBC Newsby Lewis Adams; Sam Read14d ago
- Published Surrounded by rolling fields and lakes, Ritchie Wood's home of 11 years provided the serene village life he loved.
V&A museum workers in London to strike over pay and conditions
BBC News14d ago
- Published Museum workers at the V&A in London are to stage a two-day strike in a dispute over pay and conditions.
Newspaper headlines: 'Xi urges rivals to coexist in peace' and 'It's on at last'
BBC News14d ago
- Published According to the Times, ministers are looking at ways to help poorer households with their energy bills, external to tackle fears of what the paper calls a "winter cost of living...
Cotswolds home to UK's first air taxi assembly centre
BBC Newsby Matty Edwards; Alastair McKee14d ago
- Published Futuristic air taxis that take off like helicopters will be built at a new facility that is the first of its kind in the UK.
Why Trump gave Xi an eagle statue at White House state dinner
BBC Newsby Brandon Drenon; Sareen Habeshian14d ago
- Published US President Donald Trump has presented Chinese President Xi Jinping with a sculpture of a bald eagle, a bird native to North America and his country's national symbol, during a lavish...
Miliband tells Iran minister UK will not tolerate 'hostile activity' on British soil
BBC Newsby Tabby Wilson14d ago
- Published Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has told Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi that the UK will "not tolerate intimidation, threats or hostile activity on UK soil".
Canada prosecutors drop charges against two in Toronto gold heist
BBC Newsby Jessica Murphy14d ago
- Published Canadian prosecutors have dropped charges against two men accused of being involved in a massive gold heist in Toronto in 2023.
Why Gen Z is swapping cardio for strength training
BBC Newsby Philippa Roxby; Phil Leake; Jess Carr14d ago
- Published When Antonia Duffin, 34, started going to the gym, she wanted to lose weight and tone up.
UK summer 2026: BBC postcode lookup shows how hot and dry it was
BBC Newsby Becky Dale; Mark Poynting; Jess Carr14d ago
- Published The UK faced its hottest summer on record this year, with much of the country experiencing drought and repeated heatwaves. But temperatures and rainfall were not the same everywhere.
New policies, election speculation: What to expect from Burnham's first Labour conference as PM
BBC Newsby Iain Watson14d ago
- Published Andy Burnham had plenty to say about where the government - and the country - was going wrong at last year's Labour conference in Liverpool.
Brain tumour diagnosis cut from weeks to hours with rapid new NHS test
BBC Newsby Fergus Walsh14d ago
- Published A rapid new test for brain tumours that the NHS has started using can slash the time it takes for an accurate diagnosis from up to eight weeks to two hours.
'We're all broke': Would you chase a friend for £5?
BBC Newsby Yasmin Rufo14d ago
- Published You pick up the bill for dinner, pay for the taxi home or grab a friend's coffee with the promise they'll pay you back later, but days go by and the money never arrives.
Portugal 1-0 Wales: Craig Bellamy wants more from his side after narrow Portugal loss
BBC Newsby Ian Mitchelmore14d ago
- Published Wales earned plaudits but Craig Bellamy wants more from his side, after admitting they were forced to suffer in their narrow 1-0 defeat in Portugal.
Shooting outside Canadian synagogue was 'hate-motivated', officials say
BBC Newsby Sareen Habeshian14d ago
- Published Canadian authorities have confirmed a shooting near a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, was a "hate-motivated" attack targeting the Jewish community.
Xi visit to Washington all pomp but little progress so far
BBC Newsby Anthony Zurcher14d ago
- Published At least so far, Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington has been all pomp and little obvious progress on pressing issues.
Italy ministers agree to ban burqa and niqab in school and cap foreigners in class
BBC Newsby Davide Ghiglione14d ago
- Published The Italian government has approved a ban on the burqa and niqab in schools, along with a limit on the share of pupils who speak little Italian in any one class.
Fury vs Joshua: The compromises & power struggles that shaped heavyweight fight
BBC Newsby Kal Sajad14d ago
- Published After a decade of stalled negotiations, public squabbling and false starts, Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will finally meet in the ring on 11 December at Cardiff's Principality Stadium.
BBC upholds complaints over Victoria Beckham slur on Have I Got News For You
BBC Newsby Paul Glynn14d ago
- Published Complaints about the broadcast of a swear word in connection with Victoria Beckham during an episode of BBC One's Have I Got News For You have been upheld, the corporation's executive...
Sex offender bailed to flat near playground
BBC News14d ago
- Published A sex offender jailed for taking thousands of pictures of children and using AI software to "nudify" them was repeatedly allowed to return to his home overlooking the playground he...