feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby Catherine Burns21 Aug 2026
If someone asked you to think of an autistic person, who would come to mind? The world's richest man, Elon Musk? Maybe Greta Thunberg, who says being different can be a superpower.
BBC Newsby Lucy Williamson21 Aug 2026
- Published A new generation of Israeli settlers has returned to the settlement of Kadim, in the occupied West Bank, two decades after it was closed by a previous Israeli government.
BBC Newsby Michael Buchanan; Adam Eley21 Aug 2026
- Published A new shop opened along Greenock's fading High Street in May. Anik African Store has brought a small corner of Nigeria to the Scottish town, selling yams, plantain, okra and catfish.
BBC Newsby Florence Freeman; Ashitha Nagesh21 Aug 2026
- Published Wellness has become a bit of a buzzword - and one that often comes with a hefty price tag.
BBC Newsby Katy Austin; Simon Browning20 Aug 2026
- Published Dozens of people have accused TUI River Cruises of operating vessels with faulty facilities including persistently broken air conditioning, after they spent thousands of pounds on...
BBC Newsby Rachael McMenemy; Neve Gordon-Farleigh; Robby West20 Aug 2026
- Published A barn owl was rescued by a group of soldiers after it was seen struggling 70 miles from shore.
BBC News20 Aug 2026
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BBC Newsby Nick Triggle20 Aug 2026
- Published Ava-Grace Britton is 17 and studying acting at college in north London. She likes going out, seeing her friends and wants to go to university next year.
BBC Newsby Julia Bryson19 Aug 2026
- Published As a child, Matthew Johnson was known as "Britain's sickest boy" - but in reality, his illness was just a fantasy made up by his mother to gain publicity and financial rewards.
BBC Newsby Emma Simpson18 Aug 2026
- Published Single mum Emma Neil was a huge fan of Vinted, using it most days to sell old things and buy clothes for her children.
BBC Newsby Harrison Galliven16 Aug 2026
- Published A poet and rapper who once handled complaints about potholes and dropped kerbs for Croydon Council is now using rap and spoken word poetry to explain council policy to young people.
BBC Newsby Megha Mohan14 Aug 2026
- Published When Sue Nyathi sent her debut novel The Polygamist to publishers, "they thought there was no market for the book" about a married Zimbabwean man and the women he seduces, she says.
BBC Newsby Kit Taylor14 Aug 2026
- Published A cat rescue charity in Leeds has been praised after finding a cat who had been missing for almost a year, 100 miles (160km) from home.
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