Bristol Bake Off star says 'going sober' has been 'glorious'
BBC Newsby Sarah Jones; Joe Sims23d ago
- Published A Great British Bake Off star turned TV presenter says "going sober" and being alcohol free for nearly three years has been "glorious".
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top 92%Quadruple amputee from Oxford enters the Big Brother house
BBC Newsby Stuart Rust23d ago
- Published Charlotte Nott has never let anything hold her back. The student, from Oxford, is a quadruple amputee, having lost the lower parts of her arms and legs to meningitis when she was just...
Newspaper headlines: 'Russia to test Nato pact' and 'Labour eye tax raid'
BBC News23d ago
- Published The Guardian reports that European intelligence officials have raised the possibility of an imminent test of Nato by Russia, external, quoting one official as saying an attack could...
Oxford grooming gang survivors tell BBC 'hundreds' of abusers still free
BBC Newsby Panorama team; Leanne Hayman; Esella Hawkey23d ago
- Published Warning: This story contains details of sexual violence Survivors of an Oxford grooming gang say they still see men who sexually abused them, and who have not been brought to justice...
Patrick Clancy reveals why he forgave ex-wife Lindsay over children's killings
BBC Newsby Chris Graham23d ago
- Published Warning: This story contains distressing details and discussion of attempted suicide Patrick Clancy, the ex-husband of a US mother accused of murdering their three children, has said he...
UK should 'team up' with Canada in new Europe alliance, Canadian minister says
BBC Newsby Faisal Islam23d ago
- Published The UK should "team up" with a proposed economic alliance between Canada and Europe, Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne has said.
Young people are not snowflakes, head of mental health review says
BBC Newsby Nick Triggle; Catherine Burns; Vicki Loader23d ago
- Published Accusations that the young are a snowflake generation are wrong, the head of an independent review into mental health, ADHD and autism has told the BBC.
Haiti extradites 18 suspects in assassination of president to US
BBC Newsby Will Grant; Chris Graham23d ago
- Published Eighteen people have been flown from Haiti to the US state of Florida to stand trial for their alleged involvement in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise five years...
Nvidia boss rejects AI extinction fears as 'doomsday narratives'
BBC Newsby Osmond Chia23d ago
- Published Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has described warnings that AI could lead to humanity's extinction by the next decade as "doomsday narratives". "2030 is not going to be the end of the world.
Russia's elections had few surprises - but how the Kremlin uses the results is far from clear
BBC Newsby Steve Rosenberg23d ago
- Published Many things about Russia are hard to predict. The result of this election wasn't one of them.
Brigitte Bardot's ballet flats and diamond rings to be sold at auction
BBC Newsby Hugh Schofield23d ago
- Published Personal possessions of late actress Brigitte Bardot – from Repetto ballet flats and diamond rings to her copy of the Kama Sutra – are being sold at auction on Monday with proceeds...
Jailed teacher convicted of sexual abuse secretly released early in Indonesia, BBC finds
BBC Newsby Endang Nurdin; Rebecca Henschke23d ago
- Published An Indonesian teacher convicted of sexually assaulting a student at an Islamic boarding school has been secretly released from prison early, a BBC Eye investigation has found.
Sock sensors and smart mattresses - is this the future of dementia care?
BBC Newsby Nat Wright; Jim Reed23d ago
- Published There are sensors in every room of Jyoti and Bharat Patel's home. Their movements and habits are monitored constantly. But this doesn't worry them, in fact it gives them peace of mind.
Will you get £13,000 a year when you stop working? Here's how to check
BBC Newsby Kevin Peachey23d ago
- Published It may well be decades away, but do you know how much money you will get when you stop working? The current state pension is soon likely to top £13,000 a year.
What food items should you stock up on in case of an emergency?
BBC Newsby Annabel Rackham23d ago
- Published Extreme weather may be changing the way we need to shop. Earlier this month, the UK government urged people to add a few more long-life products into their food basket - just in case...
Union calls for halt to graded Ofsted inspections over health concerns
BBC Newsby Hayley Clarke23d ago
- Published England's biggest school leaders' union has called for a halt to graded Ofsted inspections, saying they could pose a "risk to life" for school staff.
Sri Lanka's Chemmani mass grave reopens wounds from the civil war - and families want answers
BBC Newsby Anbarasan Ethirajan23d ago
- Published When a mass grave was unearthed in northern Sri Lanka last February, it was not by design.
England and Wales to have specialist courts for rape cases
BBC Newsby Patrick Jackson23d ago
- Published Specialist courts to handle cases of rape and other sexual offences will be introduced across England and Wales over the next two years, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced.
Jose Mourinho prints out Atletico Madrid 'red card' incidents after Real Madrid lose derby
BBC Newsby Elizabeth Conway23d ago
- Published Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho arrived at his post-match news conference carrying an A4 sheet of printed paper with screenshots displaying two incidents he believed should have...
Danny Dyer among celebrities at water public ownership protest
BBC Newsby Michael Keohan; Hsin-Yi Lo; Patrick Barlow23d ago
- Published Actor Danny Dyer, his daughter Dani Dyer and singer Becky Hill have attended a protest in Kent demanding public ownership of the water industry.