1 hour ago About sharing A ceasefire in Gaza could help get food supplies in for Palestinian civilians and bring Israeli hostages out By Yolande Knell BBC News, Jerusalem A Hamas delegation has left talks in Cairo without a deal for a ceasefire in Gaza, but the armed group says indirect negotiations with Israel are…
7 minutes ago About sharing Mikey Roynon died from a single stab wound at a party in Bath By Emma Elgee and Dan Johnson BBC News, Bristol Three teenagers have been found guilty of killing a 16-year-old with a large zombie knife at a house party. Mikey Roynon, from Kingswood, Bristol, was stabbed in the…
The woman who accused team principal Christian Horner of inappropriate behaviour is suspended by Red Bull.
4 minutes ago About sharing Constance Marten and Mark Gordon deny all the charges. Constance Marten has denied harming her newborn baby girl and told a jury she “did nothing but show her love”. Giving evidence in court, Ms Marten said she believed her baby died on 9 January last year and that she wondered…
1 hour ago Comments About sharing By Paul Seddon Politics reporter Labour now intends to pay for its NHS and school breakfast plans through future savings to public spending if it wins power, Rachel Reeves has said. The party had planned to fund the flagship policies by replacing the UK’s current “non-dom” tax regime. But…
MPs demand the Post Office is no longer allowed to run compensation schemes for sub-postmasters.
The building society claims it will not make any changes to Virgin’s workforce “in the near term”.
7 minutes ago About sharing By Nick Edser Business reporter The UK faces nearly 20 years of lost pay growth, a think tank which focuses on low and middle earners says. The Resolution Foundation said that, after taking account of rising prices, the average wage will not regain its 2008 level until 2026. The body…
Maddy Wood described Clare’s Law as her mother’s “legacy” Jasmine Lowe BBC News Chris Baynes BBC Yorkshire Investigations 1 hour ago The daughter of a woman who was murdered by her ex-partner has said she fears more people will be killed because of “poor” handling of an abuse prevention scheme set up in her mother’s…
4 hours ago About sharing By Mark Poynting Climate and environment researcher, BBC News Last month was the world’s warmest February in modern times, the EU’s climate service says, extending the run of monthly records to nine in a row. Each month since June 2023 has seen new temperature highs for the time of year….