feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby Helen Willetts2d ago
- Published It will be a weekend of two halves weather-wise for most people with many seeing a cool start on Saturday. A strengthening north-westerly wind will carry showers across the UK.
BBC Newsby Paul Glynn2d ago
- Published - Spoiler warning: This article reveals details from the fourth episode of The Celebrity Traitors, series two. Being a Traitor must be a nightmare.
BBC Newsby Anthony Zurcher2d ago
- Published Donald Trump's decision to import Russian fuel to the US represents a remarkable about-face from the president.
BBC Newsby Emma Sanders2d ago
- Published England came away from Greece with a valuable first-leg lead in their Women's World Cup qualifying play-off - but what did we learn?
BBC Newsby James W Kelly2d ago
- Published A man has been jailed for a number of shoplifting offences days after being freed under the government's early release scheme.
BBC News2d ago
- Published Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant is to ban the Drumcree parade. The dispute has has led to a stand-off between Orangemen and nationalist residents of the Garvaghy Road in...
BBC Newsby Ana Faguy2d ago
- Published US immigration officials have defended the actions of officers who shot and wounded a man in his car in New York on Thursday while his five-year-old son was in the back seat.
BBC Newsby Tinshui Yeung2d ago
- Published Russian tech giant Yandex has said it was struggling to maintain services after two of its five data centres were struck by Ukrainian drones in the past two days.
BBC Newsby Jayne McCormack; Brendan Hughes; Hayley Halpin; Angus Harron2d ago
- Published First Minister Michelle O'Neill has said she has received a letter from police investigating protests over the Drumcree parading dispute.
BBC Newsby Aimee Dexter2d ago
- Published Two Latvian men arrested after a fence was breached at a Cambridgeshire RAF base have been bailed.
BBC Newsby Charlie Buckland2d ago
- Published A building society cashier who stole thousands of pounds from customers to pay for "lavish" holidays has been ordered to repay more than £12,000.
BBC Newsby Dan Hunt2d ago
- Published A father and son are in hospital in a life-threatening condition after an attack in their family home which appeared "completely unprovoked", police have said.
BBC Newsby Daniel Sandford2d ago
- Published The man accused of murdering Ann Widdecombe had a "particular hostility to Reform", prosecutors alleged on Friday.
BBC Newsby Chris Mason; Kate Whannel2d ago
- Published Liberal Democrat MP Charlie Maynard has resigned from the party's frontbench and wants to see Sir Ed Davey replaced as leader.
BBC Newsby Andrew Barton2d ago
- Published A man who murdered his wife with a hammer and hid her body in a chest freezer while telling family and friends she was ill in hospital has been jailed for life.
BBC Newsby Hazel Shearing; Nathan Standley2d ago
- Published A second head teachers' union has called for a halt to graded Ofsted inspections in England, saying it is "increasingly concerned about the welfare and morale" of its members.
BBC Newsby Paul Seddon2d ago
- Published Andy Burnham has promised to curb companies' ability to restrict what their workers can do after leaving their job.
BBC Newsby Liv McMahon2d ago
- Published Anthropic has raised eyebrows by announcing it will ban users from "sustained and needless" abusive behaviour towards its AI.
BBC Newsby Sean Coughlan2d ago
- Published King Charles has paid Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's £1.5m repair bill that's owed for the poor condition of Mountbatten-Windsor's former home at Royal Lodge in Windsor.
BBC Newsby Nick Triggle2d ago
- Published It has been called a "generational opportunity" to rethink support for both mental health conditions and ADHD and autism.
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