1 hour ago About sharing Iranian missiles – seen here during a training drill – have hit Pakistan, Iraq and Syria in recent days By Caroline Davies and Sean Seddon BBC News, Islamabad and London Pakistan says two children were killed and three others injured in strikes by Iran on Tuesday, the third country targeted…
While false rape allegations are very rare, this video shows the extent of Williams’ deceit over years.
29 minutes ago About sharing Watch: The video evidence that helped convict Eleanor Williams By Anna Collinson BBC News A serial fantasist’s lies that she was groomed by an Asian gang are set out in 50 hours of police videos. The footage, shared exclusively with the BBC, tracks Eleanor Williams’ deceit as it becomes more…
18 minutes ago About sharing Bobi was crowned the world’s oldest ever by Guinness World Records in February last year By George Wright BBC News A Portuguese dog named Bobi made headlines last year when he was crowned the world’s oldest dog ever by Guinness World Records (GWR) – beating a previous record that stood…
1 hour ago About sharing Arthur is back at school and pursuing hobbies again By Michelle Roberts Digital health editor Some children with cancer are receiving a new type of drug treatment far less toxic than chemotherapy. Arthur, 11, is one of the first to try it, at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital, for his…
1 hour ago About sharing Keir Starmer with his deputy Angela Rayner at the Labour conference last year By Iain Watson Political correspondent, BBC News The Labour Party has sent its election candidates a “campaigning bible,” as party insiders describe it. The 24-page document is aimed at winning back those who have lost faith in…
32 minutes ago About sharing The Rwanda policy aims to deter people from crossing the Channel in small boats Rishi Sunak is facing a crucial vote on his Rwanda bill, after two Conservative deputy chairmen and a ministerial aide resigned to rebel over the issue. On Tuesday Lee Anderson, Brendan Clarke-Smith and Jane Stevenson stepped…
56 minutes ago About sharing By Michael Race & Lora Jones BBC News More than 900 Post Office workers were prosecuted after faulty computer software made it look like money was missing from their branches. While victims of the scandal have now been promised swift exoneration and compensation by the government, hundreds of peoples’ lives…
4 hours ago About sharing By Katy Austin Transport correspondent, BBC News Boeing has asked Ryanair to send extra engineers to oversee quality checks of its planes “on the ground” following the Alaska Airlines incident. Ryanair’s boss told the BBC that quality was improving but the incident had shown there was “more to be done”….
31 minutes ago About sharing Mike Jeffries, former CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, faces accusations of exploiting men for sex By Rianna Croxford, investigations correspondent BBC News and BBC Panorama The FBI has begun an investigation after the BBC revealed claims that the former CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F) sexually exploited and abused men…