feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby Lily Jamali17d ago
- Published TikTok and its parent company ByteDance will pay the US state of Alabama $100m (£754.5m) and make a series of changes to restrict usage by children in the state as part of a lawsuit...
BBC Newsby Laura Cress17d ago
- Published As I creep through the heavy fog of Silent Hill: Townfall, I'm met by an oddly familiar sight amid the terror - a sign for a Sunday roast.
BBC Newsby Tiffanie Turnbull; Simran Sohal17d ago
- Published In recent months, Paloma Buddemeier has watched a stream of people walk into her nail salon with the goal of looking as if they'd never been there at all.
BBC Newsby Jemma Crew; Daniel Thomas17d ago
- Published Would you bring an iced coffee to a job interview? The question on the internet's lips this week started life, as many do, in a TikTok video.
BBC Newsby Kirstie Brewer17d ago
- Published Luke felt overwhelmed with both pride and grief after dropping his son off at university for the first time. "It feels like a brutal adjustment," he says.
BBC Newsby Luke Mintz17d ago
- Published E-bikes seized by police forces in the UK are being sold on at auction, despite some fears they could end up back in the hands of criminals, the BBC can reveal.
BBC Newsby Lily Jamali; Kali Hays17d ago
- Published OpenAI said Friday it had alerted "dozens" of global institutions that their websites may have been impacted by its AI agents acting improperly.
BBC Newsby Jaroslav Lukiv17d ago
- Published Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says his country has proposed a deal to the US that would see the Strait of Hormuz reopened within a week.
BBC Newsby Louise Shorter17d ago
- Published For two decades, Ethel Hall's family believed that staff nurse Colin Norris murdered the 86-year-old by injecting her with insulin while she recovered from a broken hip in a Leeds...
BBC Newsby Andy Gray18d ago
- Published Michael O'Neill has said he was "baffled" by some of the refereeing decisions in Friday's 1-0 win in Georgia.
BBC Newsby Jaroslav Lukiv18d ago
- Published President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia has widened its attacks to target Ukraine's data centres and internet providers, seeking to cause maximum disruption for ordinary people.
BBC Newsby Mark Savage18d ago
- Published Exactly 50 years after they formed, U2 returned to Dublin to play a gig at the school where they met.
BBC Newsby Sonja Jessup18d ago
- Published It started with a single stolen mobile phone, found inside a sealed parcel, inside a warehouse near Heathrow airport.
BBC Newsby Andrew Benson18d ago
- Published Kimi Antonelli says his crash in qualifying at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix was "stupid" and "a good way to come back to earth" as he pursues his first world title.
BBC Newsby Richard Wheeler; Joshua Nevett18d ago
- Published Andy Burnham has told the BBC he is not tempted to call an early general election and there will not be one "anytime soon".
BBC Newsby Archie Mitchell18d ago
- Published Sir David Beckham has netted a £38.5m payout from his sports, fashion, and media business after the 2026 Men's Football World Cup helped it bring in record profits.
BBC Newsby Hannah O'Grady18d ago
- Published The discovery of 97 million documents more than three years into an inquiry investigating allegations that UK special committed war crimes in Afghanistan was a "regrettable failure"...
BBC Newsby Bethany Bell18d ago
- Published School strikes are taking place across Germany to protest against the possible reintroduction of compulsory military service.
BBC Newsby Helena Wilkinson18d ago
- Published The police watchdog has said the Metropolitan Police's professional standards unit should investigate the force's handling of a case in which a man suspected of pushing a woman into the...
BBC Newsby Lyndsey Telford18d ago
- Published The victims of child sex offender Jeffrey Donaldson have described the impact the abuse had on them.
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