'My husband nearly died because nurses missed signs of sepsis'

Carole Williams says nurses treating John missed signs that he was becoming dangerously ill.

'Nothing is left' - Myanmar's capital reels from earthquake

The BBC is in Myanmar's capital Nay Pyi Taw to see the destruction caused by the devastating earthquake.

Shares slide in Asia as Trump tariffs loom

The US president suggests the new import taxes he is set to announce this week will hit all countries.

Seven ejected after brawl in Pistons-Timberwolves

Five players and two coaches are ejected after a brawl during the Minnesota Timberwolves' win against the Detroit Pistons.

Primark boss resigns after 'error in judgement'

Paul Marchant leaves after an allegation about his behaviour towards a female colleague "in a social environment".

Woman, 32, completes solo Canadian island traverse

Camilla Hempleman-Adams covered 150 miles on foot, in freezing conditions, during her two-week trek.

Rashford scores first two Villa goals within space of five minutes

Marcus Rashford scores his first two goals for Aston Villa in the space of five minutes against Preston North End in their FA Cup quarter-final.

'Performance of a lifetime!' GB's Atkin wins halfpipe gold

Watch as Great Britain's Zoe Atkin pulls of an incredible second run to win gold in the freeski halfpipe final at the Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championships in Switzerland.

From Aston Villa & Preston to Everest base camp

As his old clubs Preston and Aston Villa prepare to meet in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, Simon Grayson tells BBC Sport about managing in Nepal.

Justin Welby: I forgive serial abuser John Smyth

In his first interview since resigning, the former Archbishop of Canterbury reflects on the scandal which led him to quit.

Man tending grave probed for starting South Korea fires

Police say a man performing an ancestral rite may have accidentally sparked the deadly wildfire.

Watch: Stolen truck crashes into vehicles during California police chase

Ariel footage shows the stolen work truck crashing into multiple vehicles while attempting to evade police in Southern California.

Why do the clocks go forward?

Elizabeth Rizzini with everything you need to know about the upcoming clock change.

Hull two off lead going into Arizona final round

England's Charley Hull remains in second place at the Ford Championship in Arizona after matching American leader Lilia Vu's 68 in the third round.

Watch: Moment rescuers pull woman alive from rubble

Rescuers in Myanmar were cheered as they carried 30-year-old Phyu Lay Khaing away on a stretcher.

Music awards to recognise black Welsh artists

The awards, to be held in October, are described as "long overdue" by artists and organisers.

Sutton's FA Cup quarter-final predictions

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on DJ and Aston Villa fan Nathan Dawe with his predictions for the four FA Cup quarter-final ties.

How to follow this weekend's FA Cup quarter-finals

How to follow this weekend's FA Cup quarter-finals on the BBC, with two games being shown live.

Briton praised for tackling Amsterdam knife attack suspect

The tourist has received an award from the city's mayor after restraining a man during a stabbing.

When do the clocks go forward?

Elizabeth Rizzini with everything you need to know about the upcoming clock change.

Minister threatens to override sentencing rules

It follows a row with the Sentencing Council over how ethnic minority offenders should be sentenced.

Mysterious disappearances spook residents of Caribbean island

Relatives and friends of people who have disappeared in Antigua speak to the BBC about their anguish.

Redknapp jokes England boss Tuchel is 'German spy'

Former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp jokes England boss Thomas Tuchel is "a German spy" while at a charity event.

Watch: Earthquake turns Bangkok rooftop pool into waterfall

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake rocked the Thai capital on Friday, causing buildings to sway.

'Sensitive' army papers found scattered in Newcastle street

A football fan finds piles of official military documents scattered along a street in Newcastle.

What were the biggest moves of NFL free agency?

The NFL free agency window has been packed with big-name moves and teams rebuilding. Ben Collins picks out some of the most significant deals.

Assassin's Creed maker gets $1.25bn Chinese investment

Shenzhen-based Tencent, which owns the popular messaging app WeChat, will hold about a quarter of a new subsidiary.

How carmakers around the world will be affected by Trump's tariffs

Investors sold off shares of carmakers in Japan, Germany and the UK, but US brands are also set to be hit.

What changed after a village air base was used as an asylum centre?

Two years ago the then-Conservative government decided to house male asylum seekers at MDP Wethersfield.

Swinney leads tributes to SNP minister McKelvie

Emotional parliamentarians shared their memories of McKelvie following her death at the age of 57.

Warning taxes could still rise despite welfare cuts

The chancellor is set to meet her financial rules, but her room for manoeuvre remains tight, leading to speculation over tax rises.

Red Bull confirm Tsunoda to replace Lawson

Red Bull confirm that they will demote Liam Lawson and replace him with Yuki Tsunoda with immediate effect.

Dean 'wouldn't say no' to England captaincy

Charlie Dean says she has not had any conversations about becoming England women's captain but is flattered to be considered as a contender.

Raducanu loses in Miami after medical treatment

Emma Raducanu's encouraging Miami Open run comes to an end with a quarter-final defeat by fourth seed Jessica Pegula.

Six lingering questions about Trump officials' Signal chat

Lawmakers and the press are seeking answers as the incident has left many wondering about the breadth and depth of the controversy.

Chris Mason: Trump means uncertainty is the new certainty for the UK

The strategy from the UK government has been to wrangle in private and say as little as possible in public, our political editor writes.

Mike Waltz takes 'full responsibility' for Signal group chat leak

But the US national security adviser said he could not explain how a journalist was added to a chat discussing air strikes in Yemen.

Spectacular Northern Lights shine across the UK

Spectacular displays of the Northern Lights have been seen over recent nights with the potential for more to come.

What are Rachel Reeves's borrowing rules?

What are Rachel Reeves's rules for the economy?

Clothes sales push inflation down more than expected

Inflation fell in the year to February, driven by cheaper women's clothing.

NI exposed to 'level above' in Sweden loss

Michael O'Neill's warning about bumps in the road proves accurate as his young side are dismantled by Sweden in Stockholm.

NI's 'decision-making' lacking in Sweden - O'Neill

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says his side "need to defend better" after a 5-1 friendly defeat to Sweden in Stockholm on Tuesday night.

Brisbane to build 63,000-seater stadium for 2032 Games

The Queensland Government confirms plans to build a new 63,000-seater stadium for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Rwanda planning to attack Burundi, president tells BBC

The two countries are on opposite sides in the war in their giant neighbour, DR Congo.

Custody photos 'too poor' for facial recognition software

Photos taken of suspects arrested in Scotland are often too low quality to be used to detect crimes.

Is Lawson in danger of being dropped after two races?

F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai.

Trump's national security team's chat app leak stuns Washington

The Signal messages show the inner workings of the president's team and how his Vice-President JD Vance disagreed with him.

Erdogan calls Turkey protests 'evil' as unrest continues

Protesters gather for a sixth night in Istanbul after city Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu's arrest.

Disney's Snow White film tops box office despite bad reviews

The film has taken an estimated $87.3m globally during its opening weekend, according to Box Office Mojo.

BBC's Blue Peter ends live episodes after 67 years

The longest-running children's show in the world will move to a pre-recorded format, the BBC says.

Blood brothers - bonds and betrayal on a rugby pitch

Tom Williams was part of a conspiracy that united and then divided a Harlequins dressing room, before the truth rocked rugby to its core.

What will be in the chancellor's Spring Statement?

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give more detail about the government's plans for the economy.

Livramento left out of England squad for Latvia match

Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento is left out of England's 23-man squad for the World Cup qualifier against Latvia.

DNA testing site 23andMe files for bankruptcy protection

The company said that it will now attempt to sell itself under the supervision of a court.

Russia's next move? The countries trying to Putin-proof themselves

The countries on Nato's eastern flank are preparing for the possibility of being targeted by Russia

Small electric cars were said to be the future – but SUVs now rule the road

Despite dire predictions of climate breakdown, more Sports Utility Vehicles are being spotted on, and off, the roads.

Charity shop 'shocked' as Bible sells for £56,000

The rare Bible has gone under the hammer after being spotted by bookshop volunteers.

Obituary: Eddie Jordan, the flamboyant deal-maker of Formula 1

Formula 1 team boss Eddie Jordan was a rogue who was sometimes loveable, sometimes dodgy, occasionally both at the same time.

Air strike kills top Hamas official in Gaza

Salah al-Bardaweel and his wife died in the southern city of Khan Younis, a Hamas source told the BBC.

Tesla's challenges run deeper than 'toxic' controversy around Elon Musk

The company is still valued at more than 100 times its earnings - but it faces problems that experts say go beyond questions around its CEO

Paltrow told intimacy co-ordinator to 'step back'

The star didn't want to feel "stifled" while filming "a lot" of sex scenes with Timothée Chalamet.

'Sliding doors moment' that thwarted teenage killer's plan for school massacre

Nicholas Prosper murdered his family but was spotted before he could carry out a plan to attack his old school.

Kamala Harris and Hilary Clinton lose security clearance access after Trump order

The US president also confirmed he was revoking the security clearance of Joe Biden and "any other member" of the Biden family.

Window cleaner in quest to confirm priceless Shakespeare portrait

A window cleaner from Tring believes he has an authentic portrait of Shakespeare.

Judge in deportations case says US government lawyers 'disrespectful'

Judge James Boasberg says the legal questions round the handling of the deportations are "incredibly troublesome".

Why Rachel Reeves is feeling the heat ahead of her Spring Statement

The Chancellor hints at a more guarded approach amid global uncertainty - and issues a warning ahead of her announcements

Government borrowing higher than expected in February

Borrowing was £10.7bn, according to official figures, well above a prediction of £6.5bn.

What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?

If you face disruption because flights are cancelled or delayed you could be entitled to help.

The gravedigger 'too busy to sleep' as Khartoum fighting rages

The smell of death lingers over the main cemetery for Sudan's capital as the army advances in the city centre.

Premier League intensity or caution - how will Tuchel's England play?

Before Thomas Tuchel's first game as England boss, BBC Sport tries to unpick - and predict - how his Three Lions side might play.

Cocaine being dropped at sea for UK drug gangs to collect

South American drug gangs are smuggling large amounts of cocaine into the UK in waterproof parcels fitted with trackers.

Watch: Large fire breaks out at substation near airport

London's Heathrow Airport is closing Friday due to a significant power outage caused by a nearby fire at an electricity substation.

Welsh tourist in US was chained like Hannibal Lecter, says family

Becky Burke's parents say her legs, waist and hands were secured by US immigration officers.

China executed four Canadians for drug crimes, says Ottawa

The Chinese embassy in Canada said evidence for the Canadians' crimes was "solid and sufficient".

Man dies after being hit by police car on 999 call

The 40-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene on Wednesday evening, police say.

Chelsea complete £62m Quenda and Essugo double signing

Chelsea complete the double signing of Sporting midfielders Geovany Quenda and Dario Essugo for a combined fee of around £62.4m.

You're hired: Lord Sugar signs up to stay on The Apprentice into his 80s

The businessman and TV personality talks about his life, career, The Apprentice and Donald Trump.

'You don't have the cards' - How to play poker against Trump

The BBC's Anthony Zurcher takes a closer look at the US president's negotiation strategy with top world leaders.

Santander to close 95 branches with 750 jobs at risk

The bank will start closing branches from June, putting 750 jobs at risk.

Fresh wave of Israeli strikes in Gaza

The bombing is not of the same scale as it was on Tuesday, but it shows no let-up in Israel's fresh assault.

First individual Horizon victim to sue Post Office

Lee Castleton has started a legal claim against his former employer over the Horizon scandal.

Watch: Astronauts return after extended stay in space

Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have landed near Tallahassee, Florida after a 286-day mission at the International Space Station.

Behind the scenes at the studios where Wicked was made

Wicked, made at Sky Studios Elstree, was one of the biggest movies of 2024. What was its impact on the UK film industry?

Google agrees to pay $28m in racial bias lawsuit

The tech giant confirmed it had "reached a resolution" but rejected the allegations made against it.

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'Wales v Georgia Six Nations play-off is only logical'

Coach Richard Cockerill says Georgia have "earned the right" to face Wales in a play-off to decide who should be in the 2026 Six Nations.

How long will Hamilton need to find feet at Ferrari?

F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following a dramatic opening to the season in Australia.

Scientists at Antarctic base rocked by alleged assault

A spokesperson for the South African government told the BBC there had been an assault at the station.

'Discarded like a dirty rag': Chinese state media hails Trump cuts to Voice of America

State newspaper gloated that the network has "now been discarded by its own government like a dirty rag".

Murders of Playboy bunny and girl, 16, still unsolved

Eve Stratford and Lynne Weedon were killed six months apart in 1975 but their killer is unknown.

Fan waits 29 years for beer saved for trophy win

John Booth, from Cumbria, finally opens a can given to him in expectation of a league title in 1996.

Herbie Hancock: 'YouTube rabbit holes delayed album by 15 years'

Herbie Hancock on 80 years of playing the piano and being this year's recipient of the Polar Music Prize.

Twenty-nine councillors defect to Reform UK

Nigel Farage welcomes new members to his party and dismisses Rupert Lowe row as "a bit of turbulence".

McIlroy beats Spaun in play-off to win Players

Rory McIlroy beats JJ Spaun in a three-hole play-off to win his second Players Championship title at Sawgrass.

Rwanda severs ties with Belgium over 'neo-colonial delusions'

In a strongly worded statement, Rwanda accuses Belgium of "lies and manipulation".

Statue of peace campaigner Brian Haw unveiled

Brian Haw camped out in Parliament Square for nearly 10 years to protest against UK foreign policy.

British tourist missing after Thailand boat fire

Alexandra Clarke, 26, from London, was on a diving boat with 15 other tourists, local officials say.

I was close to dying in car crash - Antonio

In an exclusive interview with the BBC, West Ham forward Michail Antonio reflects on his near-fatal car crash in December.

Sarah Harding breast cancer study spots 88 women at risk

The study at The Christie in Manchester was set up after Sarah Harding's death, aged 39.

Forever 21 files for bankruptcy in the US

US stores will remain open as Forever 21's operating company "begins its process of "winding down".

'Special' Pollock predicted try-scoring Test debut

England debutant Henry Pollock predicted he would score his first Test try on the wing and even rehearsed his celebration the night before, says club-mate Tommy Freeman.

Faisal Islam: Labour's reengineering of the broken welfare system throws up a major question

The debate has thrown up a wider conundrum about the broader purpose of welfare

'Everything is finished': Ukrainian troops relive retreat from Kursk

Five soldiers tell the BBC of their withdrawal in the face of overwhelming firepower and drones.

Mental health conditions are overdiagnosed, Streeting says

Wes Streeting says too many young people are "being written off", as he defends upcoming welfare reforms.

How do athletes manage sleep, and how can you improve yours?

For World Sleep Day, BBC Sport examines how athletes get their shut eye and explores the best sleep hygiene tips

'France's title win feels like beginning of something'

The only surprise about France's historic Six Nations campaign is that they didn't win a Grand Slam, writes Tom English.

How JD Vance sees the world - and why that matters

In a speech to allies and in that infamous Oval Office row, the vice-president came out punching - but what is he fighting for?

They had a fairytale American childhood - but was radiation slowly killing them?

Campaigners in St Louis want support for those who claim to have become ill due to research into the atomic bomb.

Norris beats Verstappen in dramatic Australia GP opener

Lando Norris masters treacherous, changing conditions in a dramatic, incident-packed race to beat Max Verstappen and win the Australian Grand Prix.

I have to earn right to sing national anthem - Tuchel

England boss Thomas Tuchel says he must "earn the right" to sing the country's national anthem.

Rachel Reeves insists changes to welfare needed

Labour MPs have been expressing unease about the proposed cuts to welfare, ahead of announcements next week.

Since the banks closed, our town's ATM keeps running out of cash

Shoppers in Selkirk seek better access to cash as they say their ATM regularly runs out of notes.

Man who stalked Cheryl Cole jailed for 16 weeks

A 50-year-old man is sentenced after admitting harassment and breaching a restraining order.

Succession's Matthew Macfadyen in line to play fictional spy George Smiley

Macfadyen is set to become the latest actor to play John le Carré's spy George Smiley, reports say.

Warning after turtles wash up on Cornwall beaches

Cornwall Wildlife Trust says people are mistakenly returning the turtles to the water.

Mrs Hinch treated for blood clot weeks after giving birth

Sophie Hinchcliffe, the social media cleaning star, says she has been treated and hopes to be home on Friday.

UN experts accuse Israel of sexual violence and 'genocidal acts' in Gaza

Israel strongly rejects the findings of the report and accuses the UN Human Rights council of antisemitism.

John Lennon celebrated on new Imagine coin

The coin, marking what would have been John Lennon's 85th birthday, recognises his legacy.

Protesters disrupt St. Patrick's event in Washington D.C.

Relatives of teacher Enoch Burke were forcibly removed from the evening gala after heckling speeches.

Gray dropped by Scotland for finale against title-chasing France

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend makes two changes to his line-up for Saturday's final Six Nations match away to France.

US tariffs could extend Germany's recession, says bank

Germany's central bank president says US tariffs and retaliation to them could tip Europe's largest economy into recession again.

Cricketer 'victimised' for speaking out on racism, report says

Majid Haq says he has faced abuse in the three years since speaking out about racism in cricket.

What to look out for from Tuchel's first England squad

Who will Thomas Tuchel pick in his first England squad? BBC Sport looks at his options with form and fitness key factors.

Chris Mason: Starmer echoes Liz Truss on reform of government

Sir Keir's argument overlaps with the former PM's - that the proliferation of arm's length bodies slow down change.

Starmer pledges to tackle 'flabby' state

The PM will promise to cut regulations and use AI to make the Civil Service more efficient in a speech later.

Queen sent letter of support to Gisèle Pelicot

The Queen was "tremendously affected" by the case, a palace aide told Newsweek.

John Lewis keeps bonus freeze despite profit jump

The retailer freezes bonuses for the fourth time in five years.

Keep kids off Roblox if you're worried, its CEO tells parents

The gaming platform is wildly popular, but has been rocked by allegations it exposes children to harmful content.

Treasury value for money unit targets asylum housing costs

Rachel Reeves set up the Office for Value for Money (OVfM) in October to "root out waste and inefficiency".

Gavin and Stacey and The Traitors up for TV Bafta

Bridgerton and Mr Bates vs. The Post Office are also nominated for the memorable moment prize.

Passengers describe 'doomsday scenes' on hijacked train

More than 400 passengers were on board a train from Quetta to Peshawar when armed militants attacked.

Nicola Sturgeon to step down from Holyrood

The former first minister says she will not seek re-election at the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.

Seventy pythons rescued after couple's break-up

Live snakes were kept in enclosures with dead ones, whilst bags of pythons were found in the freezer

Arrested ship's captain is Russian national

The captain of the Solong cargo ship was arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.

Essex Boys killer Michael Steele's release blocked

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood wants the Parole Board to reconsider the release of the convicted triple killer.

Trump vows to buy 'new Tesla' after stock slump

US president blames 'radical left lunatics' but analysts point to Tesla sales slump.

Aus-Eng 150th anniversary Test will be day-night match

The 150th anniversary fixture between England and Australia to celebrate the first Test match will be a day-night contest at the MCG.

Man Utd to build 'iconic' £2bn 100,000-capacity stadium

Manchester United announce plans to build the biggest stadium in the UK - an "iconic" new £2bn 100,000-seater ground close to Old Trafford.

Watch: Aerial video shows extent of damage to North Sea oil tanker

The US-registered Stena Immaculate was carrying jet fuel for the US military, at the time of the collision.

TikToker jailed in Indonesia for telling Jesus to cut his hair

Rights groups have condemned the sentence, made under a controversial online hate-speech law.

Air India confirms plane returned after plastic bags and rags clog toilets

The plane's toilets broke down as they were clogged by plastic bags and clothes, "causing discomfort to all".

Doctors didn't warn women of 'risky sex' drug urges

Patients given drugs for movement disorders like restless leg syndrome say their behaviour changed entirely.

Does Verstappen fear Russell but not Norris? F1 Q&A

F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions before the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

'I couldn't cope if I passed condition to my kids'

A genetic testing service based in Devon is praised by a woman with a rare skin condition.

Squares is back! Play BBC Sport's new Champions League game

Welcome to Uefa Champions League Squares - the new BBC Sport game which you can play alongside the live match action.

Ukraine graphite producer hopes US deal will breathe life into quarry

American and Ukrainian officials meet in Saudi Arabia for ceasefire talks and to revive a critical mineral deal

Romanian far-right presidential hopeful barred from poll rerun

Clashes erupt in Bucharest over the ban on Calin Georgescu, whose unexpected presidential election first-round win was annulled.

'We don't need a Gail's' - the coffee shop boom dividing locals

The controversial cafe chain is expanding outside London but locals often have mixed feelings.

State Reforms + the State of Reform

We look at plans for a civil service shake-up and at division in Reform UK.

How should Trump deal with Putin?

Advice from an expert who’s been in the room with the Russian leader.

Armando Iannucci's political satire with Peter Capaldi

A British minister accidentally backs a war on TV and then tries to prevent it.

How a BBC journalist saved a woman who walked into the sea

Linda Sinclair has been recognised by the Royal Humane Society and Police Scotland for the rescue in Orkney.

Israeli tourist and homestay host gang-raped in India, police say

The two women were reportedly stargazing with three male tourists near a lake in Hampi, Karnataka, when they were attacked.

Every dog has its day - Crufts in pictures through the years

The annual show has been running for more than 130 years featuring pooches of all shapes and sizes.

France has a nuclear umbrella. Could its European allies fit under it?

President Macron has aired the idea that France's deterrence force could be used to defend of other European countries.

Mass blackouts in storm-hit eastern Australia

Residents are warned power may not return for days as further heavy rainfall is forecast.

Watch: Man survives being run over by train

Surveillance footage shows the man standing up and walking away after the incident in Lima.

Russian strikes kill at least 25, Ukraine says

One attack killed least 11 people and wounded 40, including six children, as Russia steps up bombardments.

UK expected to be warmer than Ibiza this weekend

Warm conditions will continue into Sunday, when temperatures could reach up to 20C in central parts of England.

Rapper Offset announces Russia gig despite label's boycott

After the Ukraine invasion, Universal Music Group, which owns Offset's label, pulled out of Russia.

Pony-sized dinosaur revealed 52 years after discovery

The fossil was first spotted in the 1970s but only in recent times was it possible to extract and study it.

Man with Palestinian flag climbs Palace of Westminster

A man scaled Elizabeth Tower in Westminster carrying a Palestinian flag on Saturday morning.

Watch: 'You can't skate - you're too old' - the woman who took up skateboard aged 61

Meet the mums who are on a mission to make skate boarding more accessible for older women.

Two teenagers arrested in Amen Teklay murder probe

The 15-year-old died after being found seriously injured on a Glasgow street on Wednesday.

Afghan women who fled Taliban to study abroad face return after USAID freeze

US aid funding enabled thousands of Afghan women to study abroad or online, but many of these programmes are now suspended.

Three Bulgarians guilty of spying for Russia in the UK

The three Bulgarian nationals were part of an elaborate Russian spy cell.

Roberts ban for Mateta challenge increased to six games

Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts has his three-match ban for a dangerous challenge on Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta extended to six games.

Price of first-class stamp to rise to £1.70

The cost of a second-class stamp will also rise to 87p on 7 April, Royal Mail announces.

Donald Tusk announces military training plan for all Polish men

Poland's prime minister said his government plans to have a model ready by the end of the year.

'Nasal tanners left me suffocating in hospital'

Edith Eagle says she felt she was "drowning in her own body" after using one of the unlicensed products.

I won't get time Arteta had at Arsenal - Amorim

Ruben Amorim says he will not get the time at Manchester United that Mikel Arteta was given to transform fortunes at Arsenal.

Olympian wanted by FBI on drug ring charges

Former Canadian snowboarder Ryan Wedding has been placed on the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives list.

JSO founder's sentence reduced in Court of Appeal

Sixteen climate protesters were jailed last year for their roles in Just Stop Oil demonstrations.

BBC to show Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland matches live

The BBC will show all World Cup qualifiers for the men's teams of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland live.

Prodigy who roomed with Bellingham eyes revival under Maradona's son

The lost wonderkid who was once Jude Bellingham's roomate and found salvation in street football, now a Maradona is giving him hope.

Lioness Stanway pays tribute to girl killed by car

The player, who is from Cumbria, says Poppy Atkinson "will always play a special role" in football.

Former Liverpool mayor charged with bribery

Joe Anderson was first arrested in 2020 in an investigation into the awarding of building contracts.

The 'special' duel at the heart of Ireland v France

As Ireland and France prepare to meet in Saturday's crucial Six Nations game, BBC Sport NI takes a closer look at the team's scrum-halves Jamison Gibson-Park and Antoine Dupont.

Ireland captain Doris returns but Hansen ruled out

Ireland captain Caelan Doris is passed fit to start Saturday's Six Nations game against France, but Mack Hansen is ruled out through injury.

Common vaginal 'imbalance' may be an STI

An overgrowth of bacteria in the vagina, known as BV, may be spread by sex, researchers say.

Parents angry after pupils forced to dump a GCSE

The school says children were feeling overworked but some parents have branded the change unfair.

More women doctors than men for first time in UK

A driving factor is the rising number of women joining medical schools, the General Medical Council says.

Australian tennis great Fred Stolle dies aged 86

Australian tennis great Fred Stolle, who won two Grand Slam singles titles and 17 doubles titles, dies at the age of 86.

Is Greenland for Sale?

Donald Trump says he wants the US to take over Greenland. Could it happen? If so, how?

Site of Ziggy Stardust pub could become housing

The site of a famous 1970s rock venue is at the centre of plans for a new community in south London.

I wish my job didn't exist - the team that has to find child abuse images

Mabel works for a firm that trawls the internet looking to remove the worst indecent images.

PM pays tribute to British troops after Vance comments

US vice-president has faced criticism for saying "20,000 troops from some random country" will not deter Putin.

Russian warship tracked in British waters

It is the latest Russian ship to have entered British waters in recent months.

Co-op admits unlawfully blocking 100 rival store openings

The grocer admits breaching an order aimed at giving shoppers choice and access to the cheapest prices.

Have RFK Jr.'s vaccine views gone mainstream?

Robert Kennedy now heads the US health ministry and doubts about vaccines are rising

'A family tree gene revelation may have saved my life'

Hannah Howie was a year away from getting married when a revelation from the past turned her life upside down.

Police hunt for suspects after boy, 16, shot dead

Inquiries continue after the teenager was shot dead near Stockwell Tube station on Tuesday.

Adrien Brody scores Olivier nomination after Oscar win

Other theatre acting nominees include Lesley Manville, Ben Whishaw, John Lithgow and Imelda Staunton.

Watch: Congressman Al Green ejected from chamber after disrupting Trump speech

The disturbance occurred during the first few minutes of the president's address to US Congress.

Who is Elissa Slotkin, the Democrat who responded to Trump's speech?

The newly elected Michigan senator accused the president of bringing chaos while failing to tackle the high prices Americans care about.

'America is back': Watch highlights from Trump's speech

Trump touted many of his executive actions, praised Musk for his work with Doge and named a teenager a Secret Service agent.

India dismiss dangerous Head

Travis Head's innings is brought to an end on 39 as he skies a catch to Shubnam Gill off the bowling of Varun Chakravarthy in the ICC Champions Trophy semi-final in Dubai.

Trump's tariffs risk economic turbulence - and voter backlash

Trump is making a high-stakes bet that could either reap major political dividends, or seriously undercut his second term.

All smiles in Meghan's relentlessly upbeat TV series

The Duchess of Sussex releases a lifestyle TV show about cooking and gardening.

What pause in US military aid could mean for Ukraine

It's a bitter blow for Ukraine and Europe - but not the first time the US has withheld aid, writes BBC's Jonathan Beale.

Head dropped in first over of semi-final

India's Mohammed Shami drops Australia opener Travis Head off his own bowling in the first over of the ICC Champions Trophy semi-final in Dubai.

Zero hour contract ban to include agency workers

The government is set to announce a number of changes to the Employment Rights Bill.

Anora sweeps Oscars with best picture, best director and best actress wins

The whirlwind drama wins five prizes, including best actress for 25-year-old newcomer Mikey Madison.

Third man charged with murder following house fire

Sharaz Ali, who himself was injured in the blaze in Bradford last year, is due before magistrates.

Secondary school places 2025: When do parents find out?

Parents will soon find out which schools their children will be attending from September this year.

'We can finally return to Syria, but the island of Bute feels like home'

For the first time, Syrians fleeing civil war have a chance of returning home. But do those settled on Bute want to?

TikTok investigated over use of children's data

It will look into how the social media platform uses the data of 13 to 17-year-olds to recommend content.

TikTok investigated over use of children's data

It will look into how the social media platform uses the data of 13 to 17-year-olds to recommend content.

Dozens found alive in metal containers after India avalanche

They survived as the containers had enough oxygen to sustain them during a days-long rescue, said officials.

Spring is fastest-warming season in the UK, report says

Data shows that spring has warmed by 1.8C in the UK since 1970 and this warming is having an impact on nature.

UK death rate 'reaches record low'

The UK death rate reached a record low last year, according to exclusive analysis of death certificate data carried out for BBC News.

Covid inquiry turns to PPE deals and the 'VIP lane'

Four weeks of hearings will look at the purchase of billions of pounds of medical equipment in the pandemic.

Earthquake hits Hollywood as stars gather for afterparty

The relatively minor quake struck at around 22:00 local time as stars gathered at the Vanity Fair afterparty.

Watch: Pro-Ukraine Protesters target JD Vance after Trump-Zelensky clash

The vice-president and his family reportedly moved to an undisclosed location from their planned ski resort as a result.

Private spacecraft Blue Ghost lands on Moon

It was launched by Firefly Aerospace in January with the mission of exploring the Sea of Crises.

Pro-Ukraine protests across US after Trump-Zelensky clash

Hundreds of people gather in US cities to express their support for Ukraine after the Oval Office row.

Radcliffe runs first marathon in 10 years aged 51

Former world record holder Paula Radcliffe runs her first marathon for 10 years aged 51 in Tokyo and aims for Boston next.

Media caused us lasting damage, say Payne's family

The star's family says speculation over his death last year caused 'indescribable, lasting damage'.

The 12 days when an escaped eagle entranced the nation

In 1965, the nation was united in following an escaped golden eagle's short period of liberty.

Haiti police raid gang leader's stronghold in capital

Officials say several gang members have been killed in a major police operation in Port-au-Prince.

Chuckle brother says Barry is 'always by my side'

Paul Chuckle shares memories of his late brother - and talks about the challenges of going solo.

European leaders back Zelensky after Trump clash

The Ukrainian president thanks European leaders for their support after a flurry of messages on social media.

Gaza ceasefire deal at critical moment

The first six-week phase of the ceasefire ends on Saturday and negotiations on phase two have barely begun.

Muslims begin holy month of Ramadan

Ramadan starts with sighting the crescent moon and most mosques observing the first day on Saturday.

After White House catastrophe, Starmer faces decision about who he can trust

Starmer is confronting difficult dilemmas after Zelensky and Trump's showdown, writes Laura Kuenssberg.

Brookside star jailed over £13m modelling fraud

Foster, who played Christian Wright, gets a jail term of more than eight years but remains at large.

Steve Rosenberg: Vladimir Putin can afford to sit back and watch events unfold

A breakdown in relations between Ukraine and the US is potentially very serious for Kyiv, but very positive for Moscow.

Mike Amesbury: 'He did some good but he must go'

The Runcorn and Helsby MP saw his reputation shattered when footage emerged of a shocking assault.

Deal to buy Prince Andrew's business unravels

A financial lifeline for Prince Andrew from the sale of Pitch@Palace seems unlikely to go ahead.

Kurdish group PKK declares ceasefire with Turkey

The PKK calls for the release of its jailed leader Abdullah Ocalan to lead a process of disarmament.

Detectorist finds hoard of Roman silver coins

The loss might have been the equivalent of "a few hundred quid" to its owner, says a coin expert.