feeds.bbci.co.ukadded August 2026
BBC Newsby George Wright18h ago
- Published Three violent attacks at Polish schools this week were driven by the "glorification of violence" online, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
BBC Newsby Hafsa Khalil20h ago
- Published Russian tech giant Yandex has been forced to pause its operations at a data centre near Moscow after the facility was damaged in a Ukrainian drone strike - the third attack on Yandex...
BBC Newsby Hafsa Khalil21h ago
- Published At least 109 migrants including 15 children have died and dozens more are still missing after a boat sank off the coast of Djibouti, the International Organization for Migration (IOM)...
BBC Newsby Fiona Callow; Julia Bryson21h ago
- Published Yorkshire Wildlife Park remains closed after a man climbed into a tiger enclosure and was fatally attacked.
BBC Newsby Andrew Kerr; James Delaney21h ago
- Published First Minister John Swinney has backed Stephen Flynn in the row over whether the transport secretary had been briefed about a gas leak on a CalMac ferry.
BBC Newsby Frank Gardner; Jon Donnison22h ago
- Published Saturday's attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh is another dangerous moment in a region that is already fraught with tension and conflict. Saudi Arabia wasn't ready for this.
BBC Newsby Kate Whannel22h ago
- Published The UK does not support Donald Trump's deal with Vladimir Putin, which would see the US purchase millions of tonnes of diesel from Russia, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has said.
BBC Newsby Darran Marshall22h ago
- Published A DUP MP says unionist voters are angry at Michelle O'Neill over her role in the Garvaghy Road protests and says it "cannot be business as usual" at Stormont.
BBC Newsby Bridie Adams1d ago
- Published For some parents the countdown to starting school means buying uniforms, labelling water bottles and trying to squeeze in one last summer holiday.
BBC Newsby Madeline Halpert1d ago
- Published The US justice department (DoJ) says it is investigating several television networks over whether they broke federal competition laws when they recently suspended pool coverage of...
BBC Newsby Georgina Hayes1d ago
- Published When Kimberley Atkinson was told she had depression, the diagnosis made sense to her.
BBC Newsby Ros Atkins1d ago
A few weeks back, in a former bank building that's now a music venue in Falmouth, Cornwall, I was DJ-ing at a night I run called Rave Machine.
BBC Newsby Hazel Shearing1d ago
- Published When Lizzy, Libby and Charlotte met as freshers in 2012, their main responsibility was making it to lectures on time after early morning sports practice.
BBC Newsby Daniel De Simone1d ago
- Published Backbench MPs are seeking to roll back a court ruling they say will have "devastating consequences" for victims of crime by preventing them taking legal action against the police, even...
BBC Newsby Gavin Butler; BBC Burmese1d ago
- Published You do not stay out after dark if you're young and able-bodied in Hpa-An, the capital of Myanmar's southern Karen state. In recent months this has become conventional wisdom.
BBC Newsby Emily Salley1d ago
- Published Tottenham boss Roberto de Zerbi praised Rodrigo Bentancur after he was sent off in the 1-1 draw against Manchester United.
BBC Newsby Joe Coughlan; Chris Fawkes1d ago
- Published Residents across the UK were left stunned as the sky was illuminated by the spectacular colours of the Northern Lights on Friday and Saturday evenings.
BBC Newsby Catriona Aitken1d ago
- Published A maintenance worker whose life was "turned upside down" when he fell 30ft from a power line and was left paralysed has won at least £10m in compensation.
BBC Newsby Madeline Halpert1d ago
- Published Four people have died and hundreds of thousands are without power after Hurricane Isaias battered parts of the southern US with powerful winds and heavy rain.
BBC Newsby Joe Coughlan1d ago
- Published King Charles III has warned of the challenges disinformation and other "hostile online activity" pose to trust and security in the digital age.
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