feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC News27d ago
- Published Irish broadcaster RTÉ will not broadcast or participate in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest. It is the second year in a row that the broadcaster has not participated in the competition.
BBC Newsby Yasmin Rufo27d ago
- Published For some, networking comes naturally but for others, the thought of approaching someone they don't know and trying to make a professional connection can fill them with dread.
BBC Newsby Shakira Abdi; BBC England Data Unit27d ago
- Published Mobile users across London say their mobile service is becoming increasingly unreliable, with reports of slow data speeds, failed connections and calls not getting through.
BBC Newsby Nomsa Maseko; Wycliffe Muia27d ago
- Published Police in South Africa have confirmed the discovery of a ninth woman's body in just two months, amid growing concern over a string of unexplained deaths east of Johannesburg.
BBC Newsby Luke Deal; Rachael McMenemy27d ago
- Published The love shown by a community who rallied to search for missing three-year-old Noah Woods was a "thread of positivity" amongst the tragedy, a reverend has said.
BBC Newsby Nick McPheat27d ago
- Published Football in Glasgow's goldfish bowl has a habit of being unnecessarily dramatised, yet there is a case for saying a week in mid-September could have a defining impact on Celtic's...
BBC Newsby Amy Cole27d ago
- Published Sara Kahsai grew up in Sudan but moved to Birmingham, England, in 2022 after marrying a bus driver from the city.
BBC Newsby Koh Ewe27d ago
- Published A study has found that climate change had contributed to the glacier collapse that unleashed devastating floods on the Nepal-Tibet border.
BBC Newsby Dan Wareing27d ago
- Published Alex Batty, who disappeared for six years after being abducted by his mother as a child, has described feeling a renewed "sense of purpose" after finding work.
BBC Newsby Calum Watson27d ago
- Published From the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh to the streets of the country's biggest cities, a common menace is causing irritation, alarm and in some cases even death.
BBC Newsby Jonathan Beale27d ago
- Published An inquiry into allegations British Special Forces murdered unarmed Afghan civilians has cost UK taxpayers £58m, figures from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) show.
BBC Newsby Sean Coughlan27d ago
- Published Buckingham Palace is in a war of words with Earl Spencer, the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, over a controversial memoir about her life and death.
BBC News27d ago
- Published The new allegations made in Earl Spencer's book are on several front pages. The Daily Mirror , externaldescribes as "shocking" his claim that within days of Princess Diana's death...
BBC Newsby Azadeh Moshiri27d ago
- Published More than 1,000 children have died in a measles outbreak in Bangladesh, where cases are rising again despite an emergency vaccination campaign.
BBC Newsby Peter Hoskins27d ago
- Published OpenAI revealed six more incidents of unexpected or concerning behaviour by its intelligence (AI) models, and announced a plan for tracking and disclosing such incidents in the future.
BBC Newsby Nardine Saad27d ago
- Published The US stadium owner who had pro-Palestinian rapper Macklemore removed as Ed Sheeran's opening act at his venue says Sheeran has asked him to donate $2m to "aid in the region".
BBC Newsby Claire Keenan27d ago
- Published Prosecutors in the UK have lodged a formal request for the extradition of brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate from the US to face charges of rape and sex trafficking.
BBC Newsby Tabby Wilson27d ago
- Published Girls creator Lena Dunham has welcomed her first child with husband Luis Felber via a surrogate.
BBC Newsby Jim Reed27d ago
- Published "Coffee just doesn't have much effect on me," says 20-year-old Emily, who is leaving a cafe in central London at 18:00 BST.
BBC Newsby Emily Wood27d ago
- Published Above-average rainfall is needed across England for the next seven months for all areas to recover from drought by spring 2027, according to new research.
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