4 minutes ago About sharing The UK economy shrank by more than expected in October, as higher interest rates squeezed consumers and bad weather swept the country. The economy fell by 0.3% on the month, after growth of 0.2% in September. Household spending has been dented by rate rises as the Bank of England tries…
Dashcam footage shows drivers trying to steer the dog towards exits on the Staten Island Expressway.
Braugher often portrayed a gruff policeman, but in roles both dramatic and comedic.
2 hours ago About sharing The Geminids can typically be seen at the same time each year in mid-December By Maddie Molloy BBC News Climate & Science The Geminids meteor shower, famous for its multicoloured streaks of light, will peak on Thursday and Friday. Visible around the world, they can be seen with the naked…
2 hours ago About sharing British troops in Afghanistan in 2008 By Liv McMahon & Chris Vallance Technology reporters The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been fined £350,000 over an email blunder that exposed details of interpreters fleeing Afghanistan. The 265 people affected had worked with the UK government – some were in hiding when…
2 hours ago About sharing By Mike Wendling & Hugo Bachega BBC News US President Joe Biden has said Israel is starting to lose global support over its “indiscriminate bombing” of Gaza. His comments, made to donors at a fundraising event on Tuesday, marked his strongest criticism yet of Israel’s leadership. Mr Biden has offered…
Manchester United’s season of misery plunged even further into the depths of despair as they exited the Champions League at the group stage after defeat by Bayern Munich at Old Trafford. Erik ten Hag’s side, beaten 3-0 at home to Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday, needed to beat the Bundesliga champions and hope…
29 minutes ago About sharing By Becky Morton Political reporter Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has seen off a Tory rebellion over his flagship Rwanda bill but still faces a battle to get it through Parliament. The legislation comfortably passed its first Commons hurdle with a majority of 44, but there will be further votes in…
The BBC’s Ione Wells tells us what’s next for the PM’s Rwanda plan after it passes a vote in the Commons.
Thames Water boss tells MPs it doesn’t have enough money to pay back a loan due in April next year.