Why UK diesel prices have breached the £2 per litre mark
BBC News10d ago
- Published The price of diesel in the UK has breached the £2 per litre mark for the first time, as the fallout from the US-Israel war with Iran continues to drive up costs.
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top 96%French school protests send shivers down the government's spine
BBC Newsby Hugh Schofield10d ago
- Published It is a piece of wisdom that all French leaders take care to heed: young people on the street equals trouble.
K-pop giants Stray Kids join BTS in boycotting the 2027 Grammy Awards
BBC Newsby Mark Savage10d ago
- Published One of the world's biggest K-pop groups, Stray Kids, are joining BTS in boycotting the 2027 Grammy Awards.
Man bailed over 1993 unsolved Tooze murders faces no further action
BBC Newsby Owain Evans10d ago
- Published A man arrested in connection with one of Wales' most notorious unsolved murders is no longer under investigation, police have said.
Julie Ann McIlwaine: Murder conviction overturned for woman who killed abusive partner
BBC Newsby Iain McDowell10d ago
- Published A west Belfast woman who stabbed her abusive partner to death while he slept has had her conviction for murder overturned.
Eddie Newton's son died in 40C UAE desert hike, coroner says
BBC Newsby Lewis Adams10d ago
- Published The son of ex-Chelsea midfielder Eddie Newton ignored pleas from his wife to not go on what turned out to be a fatal 40C (104F) desert hike, a coroner said.
A 'dark cloud' and 'dismal' mood: What it's like at Cornell amid frat rape allegation
BBC Newsby Nada Tawfik; Sakshi Venkatraman10d ago
- Published Under normal circumstances, Cornell University is a beautiful place to study at this time of year.
Olivia Dean accused of copying Bill Withers' Just The Two of Us
BBC Newsby Mark Savage10d ago
- Published British pop star Olivia Dean has been accused of copying the melody of Bill Withers' soul classic Just The Two of Us in a legal case filed in California.
British paratrooper killed by explosion in Ukraine, coroner rules
BBC Newsby Matt Spivey10d ago
- Published A British paratrooper was killed by an explosion while assisting Ukrainian troops in the war with Russia, a coroner has ruled.
Bahrain GP in Malaysia 2026: Charles Leclerc tops second practice
BBC Newsby Andrew Benson10d ago
- Published Ferrari's Charles Leclerc set the pace in Friday practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Manchester City charges: What does guilty verdict mean for players?
BBC Newsby Sami Mokbel; Laura Scott10d ago
- Published So much has been said about Manchester City since it was revealed they had been found guilty of the majority of the 115 Premier League charges levelled at them.
Manchester City: FA says guilty verdict has "significant implications for integrity of the game"
BBC Newsby Adwaidh Rajan10d ago
- Published The independent commission's verdict against Manchester City has "significant implications for the integrity of the game", according to the Football Association.
Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave lands on TIME100 Next list
BBC Newsby Kurumi Mori11d ago
- Published Shoko Kawata, Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave, has been named one of the 100 most influential rising stars by TIME Magazine.
'Potential crime' probe into death of Scots wingsuit flyer dropped
BBC Newsby Ben Philip; Ken Banks11d ago
- Published An investigation into any potential crime after the death of a Scottish wingsuit flyer during a jump in the Swiss Alps has been dropped.
What are the new rules in Scotland's supermarkets?
BBC News11d ago
- Published Sugary soft drinks, biscuits and some breakfast cereals have disappeared from prominent positions in Scotland's supermarkets.
Zack Polanski to call for three-year cap on private rent rises
BBC Newsby Paul Seddon; Ewan Somerville11d ago
- Published Zack Polanski is set to call for a three-year "emergency brake" on private rent increases when he opens the Green Party's conference later.
Travelodge review 'emotional read' for room security victim
BBC Newsby Charlotte Coles11d ago
- Published A woman who experienced a naked man performing sex acts outside her Travelodge hotel room says a review into the chain's security was an "emotional read".
Move to stop charges for parents to sit by children on flights
BBC Newsby Katy Austin; Tabby Wilson11d ago
- Published The government says it will ensure parents cannot be charged for sitting next to their children on planes if new powers get approval in Parliament.
OpenAI fires three workers over mishandling 'sensitive information'
BBC Newsby Osmond Chia11d ago
- Published OpenAI has fired three researchers for allegedly mishandling information, including work that involved an external organisation that analyses artificial intelligence (AI) models.
Coroner warns of risk of future deaths at mental health unit where patient was killed
BBC Newsby James Melley; Alison Holt11d ago
- Published A mental health trust in east London, where a man was killed by a fellow patient, has been warned further deaths may occur unless staff issues are addressed.