Russian hybrid attacks against Europe intensifying, says Macron
BBC Newsby Robert Greenall25d ago
- Published French President Emmanuel Macron has warned that the threat of hybrid attacks by Russia against Europe and France has intensified.
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top 76%Resident Evil movie: Zach Cregger 'not prepared' for fan response
BBC Newsby Tom Richardson25d ago
- Published One of the hottest horror directors on the planet adapting the world's most popular scary video game series? On paper Zach Cregger and Resident Evil are the perfect unholy alliance.
We have duty to 'progress' Good Friday Agreement, Micheál Martin tells Andy Burnham
BBC Newsby Brendan Hughes26d ago
- Published Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) Micheál Martin has told Prime Minister Andy Burnham their governments have a duty to "mind and progress" the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
England boss Thomas Tuchel recalls Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer with warning
BBC Newsby Mandeep Sanghera26d ago
- Published England head coach Thomas Tuchel says "the door is always open" after recalling Trent Alexander-Arnold and Cole Palmer to his first squad since the World Cup - but has warned players...
Police begin operation to move migrants from Ceuta beaches
BBC Newsby Tinshui Yeung26d ago
- Published Police have begun moving hundreds of migrants in Ceuta to a new tented site in the port area of the Spanish territory in north Africa.
Shaun the Sheep creators say AI will never replace storytelling as new film launches
BBC Newsby Matty Edwards26d ago
- Published Shaun the Sheep creators say AI will not replace the craft of storytelling as the franchise's latest film arrives in UK cinemas.
Lindsay Clancy holdout juror had no doubt she deliberately killed her children
BBC Newsby Jessica Rawnsley26d ago
- Published The lone holdout juror in the trial of Lindsay Clancy has said he "didn't have any doubts" that she was criminally responsible for killing her three children.
Sway: Award-winning British rapper dies aged 44
BBC Newsby Mark Savage26d ago
- Published The award-winning British-Ghanaian rap artist Sway DaSafo has died at the age of 44. He was the first unsigned rapper to win a Mobo Award in 2006, and scored a top 10 hit in 2012 with...
Brewdog's unpaid workers to receive nothing after takeover deal
BBC Newsby Paul Hastie26d ago
- Published Former Brewdog staff and several creditors of the collapsed Scottish beer giant are not expected to receive anything following its takeover.
Oasis not headlining Glastonbury 2027, organiser Emily Eavis confirms
BBC Newsby Paul Glynn26d ago
- Published Oasis may be back on tour next summer but they will not be playing Glastonbury Festival, according to co-organiser Emily Eavis.
Surrey council staff refused anonymity for Sara Sharif inquest
BBC Newsby Joshua Askew26d ago
- Published A coroner has rejected a request for anonymity made on behalf of three council workers who are expected to give evidence at the inquest into the death of Sara Sharif.
MI5 accepts it gave evidence based on lies in neo-Nazi spy case
BBC Newsby Daniel De Simone26d ago
- Published The security service has accepted it gave evidence based on lies to three courts and that senior MI5 officers were repeatedly dishonest.
Earthshot Prize: Prince William warns world needs to move faster on climate challenges
BBC Newsby Daniela Relph26d ago
- Published The Prince of Wales has warned that the world needs to move faster to solve the biggest climate challenges.
Food festivals across UK targeted by AI scam, BBC finds
BBC Newsby Gareth Bryer; Annell Dyfri26d ago
- Published British food festivals are being used to target small food and craft businesses in a scam made possible by artificial intelligence (AI).
Met was negligent and reckless, sisters of 'Putney pusher' suspect tell BBC
BBC News26d ago
- Published The sisters of the man suspected of being the so-called "Putney pusher" have told the BBC the Metropolitan Police was "negligent" and "reckless" in its handling of the case.
Family of Jagtar Singh Johal say Scot detained in India has been granted bail
BBC Newsby Katie Hunter26d ago
- Published The family of a Scottish Sikh activist who has been locked up in India for almost nine years without conviction have said he has been granted bail.
'Don't be silly' over Falklands and Irish unity, shadow foreign secretary tells Trump
BBC Newsby Ewan Somerville26d ago
- Published The shadow foreign secretary has told Donald Trump "don't be silly" over his comments on the UK's sovereignty of the Falkland Islands and Irish reunification.
Twenty women had breasts removed unnecessarily, NHS trust admits
BBC Newsby Sharon Barbour; Victoria Archer; Ben Milne26d ago
- Published Twenty women underwent mastectomies unnecessarily while being treated for breast cancer, an NHS trust in north-east England has told the BBC.
Newspaper headlines: 'Giddy King' and 'war of words' over Earl Spencer book
BBC News26d ago
- Published Many of the front pages explore claims made by Earl Spencer in his book about his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales.
UK's 'dismal' Eurovision song choices to be examined by MPs
BBC Newsby Lizo Mzimba26d ago
- Published The UK's "dismal" record in selecting songs and acts for Eurovision is to be scrutinised by MPs. In May, Look Mum No Computer came last with one point.