19 minutes ago About sharing Juliana, who has waived her right to anonymity, was quoted thousands when she requested a transcript By Sima Kotecha UK Editor, BBC Newsnight Victims of violent and sexual crimes are calling for court transcript costs to be cut after they were quoted “unaffordable” sums for them. They told BBC Newsnight…
2 hours ago About sharing A migrant is assisted on the beach at Dungeness, England, this summer By Nick Eardley, Political Correspondent & Sam Francis, Political Reporter BBC News The government is set to confirm plans to end the use of 50 hotels to house migrants by January. In March, the BBC learned around 400…
9 minutes ago About sharing The star’s memoir is published on Tuesday By Mark Savage BBC Music Correspondent Britney Spears knows what it’s like to feel trapped: First by poverty, then by fame, then by her family. She has been subject to scrutiny and ridicule throughout her life. As a teenager, journalists repeatedly asked her…
1 hour ago About sharing Jo Mcmahon says being paid the real living wage means she can save for a rainy day By Lucy Hooker Business reporter, BBC News Hundreds of thousands of UK workers will see a 10% pay rise from Tuesday, because their employer is signed up to the voluntary Real Living Wage…
The Sherlock and Mr Selfridge actress missed last weekend’s show for medical reasons.
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2 hours ago About sharing By Mark Poynting Climate and environment researcher, BBC News Increased melting of West Antarctica’s ice shelves is “unavoidable” in the coming decades, a new study has warned. These floating tongues of ice extend from the main ice sheet into the ocean, and play a key role in holding back the…
1 hour ago About sharing Giles Turner, from Sussex, is paying for abiraterone privately at a cost of £250 per month By Hugh Pym, health editor, and Ian Atkinson BBC News Thousands of patients in England and Northern Ireland are missing out on a life-extending prostate cancer drug that is more widely available on the…
The BBC’s Adnan El-Bursch is at a hospital where children are being treated after Israeli air strikes.
A Tube driver appeared to be heard chanting “free Palestine” over the train’s public address system.