feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby Kevin Sharkey; Hayley Halpin; Abigail Taylor29d ago
- Published The jury in the Noah Donohoe inquest has found it was possible, but not probable, that failings by the Department of Infrastructure (DfI) over the tunnel in which he was found dead...
BBC Newsby Ian Aikman; Judith Moritz; Lauren Hirst29d ago
- Published Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has said officials will "urgently develop plans" to introduce live-streaming cameras on England's baby wards after an inquiry into Lucy Letby's murders...
BBC Newsby Nick Triggle29d ago
- Published The public inquiry into the Lucy Letby case may have reserved the strongest criticism for the Countess of Chester Hospital and its management, but there are big questions for the wider...
BBC Newsby David Deans29d ago
- Published Reform UK's Dan Thomas has quit as the party's Welsh leader, after he was arrested on suspicion of assault and controlling or coercive behaviour on Sunday.
BBC Newsby Iain Carter29d ago
- Published There are no plans to create an instant pathway back to the PGA Tour for LIV Golf's biggest stars.
BBC Newsby Lauren Hirst29d ago
- Published New details have emerged about Lucy Letby, the killer neonatal nurse whose name can evoke both staunch support and unequivocal disgust.
BBC Newsby Kevin Sharkey29d ago
- Published It's been more than six years since teenager Noah Donohoe was found dead 600m into a freezing underground water tunnel in Belfast.
BBC Newsby Thomas Copeland29d ago
- Published Satellite imagery shows a key oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia has been badly damaged after a strike last week, which experts have told BBC Verify could take more than a month to repair and...
BBC Newsby Beth Rose29d ago
- Published The number of people claiming Personal Independence Payments (Pip) in England and Wales has hit a record high, according to new government figures.
BBC Newsby David Gritten29d ago
- Published Two sailors are missing and 23 others have been rescued following an attack on an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, Oman says.
BBC Newsby Lauren Hirst; Judith Moritz29d ago
- Published The inquiry into how serial killer Lucy Letby was able to murder babies at the Countess of Chester hospital has delivered its findings, describing a "complete failure" to protect...
BBC Newsby Amy Walker29d ago
- Published Parts of the Netherlands, including Amsterdam, have been hit by major rail disruption after suspected sabotage to the tracks, the country's railway infrastructure operator has said.
BBC Newsby Matt Warwick29d ago
- Published Tom Pidcock and Zoe Backstedt will lead Great Britain's challenge at the 2026 Road World Championships.
BBC Newsby Danielle Herbert29d ago
- Published Hollywood actor Matthew Rhys has made history at the Emmys by becoming the first person to win two lead acting prizes in one night.
BBC Newsby Paul Glynn29d ago
- Published Macaulay Culkin, Annie Murphy and Dan Levy delivered a poignant tribute to their late Home Alone and Schitt's Creek co-star Catherine O'Hara, at Monday's Emmy Awards.
BBC Newsby Henry Moore29d ago
- Published Denmark has accused a Russian warship of firing two emergency flares at one of its helicopters while it was tracking the vessel in the Baltic Sea.
BBC Newsby Eve Rosato29d ago
- Published A woman, whose convictions for the murder of her baby son and attempted murder of his toddler sister were quashed, has been sentenced to 10 years for infanticide and attempted murder.
BBC Newsby Richard Wheeler; Nick Eardley; Iain Watson29d ago
- Published The government is planning to tighten residency rules for political donors to ensure that those giving significant amounts of money reside in the UK.
BBC Newsby Joshua Askew29d ago
- Published Law enforcement activity has been a "key factor" in reducing the number of small boat Channel crossings, the National Crime Agency (NCA) says.
BBC News29d ago
- Published Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli stretched his lead in the drivers' standings with victory at the first Spanish Grand Prix held at the Madring.
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