England: What has boss Thomas Tuchel learned during international break?
BBC Newsby Phil McNulty·1d ago
- Published England's World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina felt like the most painful wound of all as the so-called years of hurt stretched to six decades - but the process of recovery has...
Scotland: Honeymoon over as Sebastien Pocognoli's side suffer domestic disharmony
BBC Newsby Tom English·1d ago
- Published On a dismal night at Hampden when Scotland failed to ask enough questions of Slovenia, there are one or two that could be posed to new boss Sebastien Pocognoli and his players.
Green member behind Zionism motion named as 'close friend' of jailed al-Qaeda supporter in court
BBC Newsby Harry Farley; Ewan Somerville·1d ago
- Published The Green Party member behind a motion which declared Zionism to be racism was named in court documents as a "close friend" of a man who was jailed after being accused of plotting a...
Three arrested after raid on gang accused of helping migrants pretend to be gay to get asylum
BBC Newsby Billy Kenber; Phil Kemp·2d ago
- Published Police have made arrests in connection with a suspected criminal network believed to be behind dozens of fake asylum claims from people pretending to be gay.
'Asos hacked': What can I do to protect myself?
BBC News·2d ago
- Published If a strange-looking message from Asos popped up on your phone on Tuesday, you may be worrying what it could mean and whether you need to do anything.
Tear gas in Paris and Marseille as school protests spread and grow across France
BBC Newsby Paul Kirby; Hugh Schofield; Nick Beake; Mark Lowen·2d ago
- Published Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets across France, as a wave of protests by high-school pupils spread to their parents, university students and unions.
Roll-out begins for passport-free UK airport e-gates
BBC News·2d ago
- Published Passengers arriving into the UK will be able to pass through airport e-gates without showing their passport under a new contactless system, the government has announced.
Men jailed for raping teenage girl after grooming her on Snapchat
BBC Newsby Cheryl Dennis; Leigh Boobyer·2d ago
- Published Three Afghan nationals who raped a teenager, before being stopped by French police as they fled the UK in the back of a lorry, have been jailed.
Why Tories are talking about winning the next election
BBC Newsby Brian Wheeler·2d ago
- Published Political party conferences can be weird events - where positive thinking and hopeful rhetoric can crowd out reality.
Kemi Badenoch: I'd rather have another election than do a deal with Reform UK
BBC Newsby Richard Wheeler; Chris Mason·2d ago
- Published Kemi Badenoch has said she would rather have another general election than do a deal with Reform UK to secure power, if no party wins the next election.
M4 junction closures and new Menai crossing in plans to tackle congestion on Welsh roads
BBC Newsby David Deans·2d ago
- Published Junctions on the M4 in Newport could close, and a new bridge built across the Menai Strait, as part of Welsh government plans for two notorious transport bottlenecks.
What is pneumonic plague and how does it spread?
BBC Newsby Dominic Hughes·2d ago
- Published The World Health Organization has asked Russia for more information on the death of a worker at a Siberian plague research laboratory.
UK special forces could face prosecution as Afghanistan evidence referred to police
BBC Newsby Hannah O'Grady·2d ago
- Published UK special forces (UKSF) personnel could face prosecution after evidence found following enquiries by the SAS Inquiry, suggesting serious offences may have been committed in...
UK to make last-ditch effort to stop Israel closing East Jerusalem consulate
BBC Newsby James Landale·2d ago
- Published The UK government is making a last-ditch attempt to persuade Israel not to close the British consulate in East Jerusalem later this week.
Katie Price's ex told girl to 'take it to the grave', trial hears
BBC Newsby Sara Smith; Cash Murphy·2d ago
- Published The former husband of Katie Price told a teenager after allegedly raping her that she should "take it to the grave", a court has heard.
Badenoch's £10bn air defence plan points to growing concern over protecting UK's skies
BBC Newsby Jonathan Beale·2d ago
- Published America and Israel's war with Iran has shown that even the world's most sophisticated air defences can be overwhelmed by enemy missiles and drones, if fired in significant numbers.
Paramount takes over Warner Bros in $110bn Hollywood merger
BBC Newsby Christal Hayes·2d ago
- Published Paramount Skydance has officially taken over Warner Bros Discovery in a $110bn merger that is set to reshape Hollywood and the media landscape.
British national arrested in connection with RAF Fairford incident
BBC Newsby Henry Moore·2d ago
- Published A 22-year-old British national has been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts in connection with an incident close to RAF Fairford, counter-terror police said.
Essex boy's Cyprus hotel fall death seen by his dad, court hears
BBC Newsby Lewis Adams·2d ago
- Published A two-year-old boy fell to his death at a five-star hotel in Cyprus after his father placed him on a windowsill, not realising it was open, a court has heard.
PCs who Tasered Donald Burgess, 92, at Park Beck care home used excessive force
BBC Newsby Charlie Rose·2d ago
- Published Two police officers who Tasered a 92-year-old amputee at a care home committed gross misconduct, a disciplinary panel has found.
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