feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby Tabby Wilson10d ago
- Published Family and friends of renowned British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes have said they have not been able to visit or contact him for months.
BBC Newsby Áine O Donnell10d ago
- Published "Whether it's your friends or your family, everybody has their own relationships with, and viewpoints on, the police," says Dearbháile McKinney, star of BBC drama Blue Lights.
BBC Newsby Adina Campbell10d ago
- Published Almost half of electronic tags used to track offenders' movements are not fitted on time, with significant delays putting victims in England and Wales at risk, a report has found.
BBC Newsby Osmond Chia10d ago
- Published OpenAI will not release its next-generation model - GPT-6.1 Astra - due to safety concerns, the ChatGPT-maker confirmed on Tuesday.
BBC Newsby Collette Howe10d ago
- Published From retreats in the Amazon to clinical trials in Newcastle, psychedelic therapy is attracting growing attention as a possible treatment for depression.
BBC Newsby Alex Bish10d ago
- Published A growing number of migrants are trying to cross the Channel on small boats using longer routes from beaches further south and west of Calais and Dunkirk, French authorities say.
BBC Newsby Olivia Ireland10d ago
- Published Three Egyptian security officials have been convicted by a Rome court over the kidnapping of an Italian student whose tortured body was found in Cairo a decade ago.
BBC Newsby Paul Seddon; Jennifer McKiernan10d ago
- Published Andy Burnham is expected to announce a new government body to invest in Britain's electricity grid in his first party conference speech as Labour leader on Tuesday.
BBC Newsby Simon King10d ago
- Published Temperatures could reach as high as 25C in parts of the UK on Tuesday in a burst of late September warmth.
BBC Newsby Rachel Clun; Sean Farrington10d ago
- Published Homes are being built today that could become uninsurable in the future due to the risk of flooding, the boss of insurance giant Aviva has said.
BBC Newsby Megan Lawton10d ago
- Published As university courses go it may raise a few eyebrows, but Destiny McGowan has no doubt that hers was very useful.
BBC Newsby Matt Spivey; Tara Mewawalla10d ago
- Published Five men who were arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences near RAF Fairford are being released on police bail, counter-terror police have said.
BBC Newsby Oscar Edwards10d ago
- Published Russia's foreign minister has questioned the future of the UK, suggesting it looks uncertain with "the Celts" looking to hold independence referendums.
BBC Newsby Francisco Velasquez10d ago
- Published US President Donald Trump has has said he would back a ban on diesel producers selling overseas as surging fuel prices hit drivers ahead of the midterm elections.
BBC Newsby Iain Watson; Brian Wheeler10d ago
- Published Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has signalled she is willing to rethink plans to make it harder for foreign workers to claim permanent residence in the UK.
BBC Newsby Emma Simpson10d ago
- Published Aldi's UK boss has accused rival supermarket chains of duping customers in some cases with loyalty discounts that start with "unrealistically high prices" and then drop.
BBC Newsby Faisal Islam; Dearbail Jordan10d ago
- Published The UK is in talks with US authorities over a potential stoppage of diesel exports and has started preparing for a ban, Chancellor John Healey has told BBC News.
BBC Newsby Tom Richardson10d ago
- Published Heavy metal band Slipknot have announced a new world tour, with Marilyn Manson due to appear as a support act.
BBC Newsby Richard Wheeler10d ago
- Published Shabana Mahmood has announced the reopening of a scheme to resettle refugees in the UK, as she hopes that offering "safe and legal" routes will deter small boat crossings.
BBC News10d ago
- Published Child killer Jon Venables will have his latest parole bid heard in private despite a plea from his victim's mother for it to be public, the Parole Board has decided.
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