The US Supreme Court temporarily sided with Trump on mail-in voting restrictions, while Trump and Ontario Premier Doug Ford exchanged insults over trade disputes. Meanwhile, South Korea vowed to turn Trump's overtures into North Korea talks, and reports emerged of Trump's call with Pakistan's Army Chief ahead of a Tehran visit.
Five years into Taliban rule, the regime faces challenges in governance, with a focus on controlling women's lives, including restrictions on divorce and smartphone use. A Taliban leader stated that women are "unreasonable and deprived," highlighting the ongoing suppression of women's rights.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to visit Kyiv on Ukraine's Independence Day, his first foreign trip, to reaffirm British support and discuss plans to boost Ukraine's long-range missile production.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that holding elections during wartime would 'destroy' Ukraine and claimed that Russia plans to mobilize at least 300,000 more troops after its upcoming elections. He also discussed a rift with Ukraine's dismissed defense minister Fedorov and met with US senators to discuss sanctions and ballistic missile defense.
BBC Verify has tracked inconsistencies in the design, specifications, manufacturing, and release date of the T1 phone from Trump Mobile, which was promoted as 'Made in the USA'.
A father reportedly left his 7-year-old son alone on Mount Fuji after the boy became tired during their ascent. The father continued his hike to the summit, leaving the child unattended for hours.
A BBC 'From Our Own Correspondent' report highlights the frustration among authorities regarding the absence of a decisive victory in the war, as drone strikes increasingly bring the conflict closer to home.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) pioneered a new era in communication and entertainment by becoming the first organization in the world to establish regular television broadcasts in the first half of the 20th century.
The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading exponentially, with the death toll surpassing 2,500 people. The UN has warned that funds are running out in the fight against the disease, while the WHO has raised the risk level to 'very high'.
Meghan Markle is reportedly in discussions for a role in the Netflix series 'The Gentlemen,' which would mark her first significant acting role since marrying Prince Harry.
The BBC has announced its casting for the iconic detective Hercule Poirot, revealing the youngest actor to ever portray the character, sparking interest among fans.
Turkish Cypriot authorities have requested concrete information from the BBC regarding reports that up to 30 children may have been conceived through in vitro fertilisation using incorrect sperm or egg donors at clinics in northern Cyprus.
The BBC highlights practical and low-cost wellness habits that individuals can adopt to improve their health without needing expensive classes or retreats.
BBC Inside Science explores the current state of personalized cancer vaccines, questioning whether this groundbreaking medical advancement has now become a reality.
India is producing two large-budget films based on the epic Ramayana, with Bollywood creators hoping they can compete with director Christopher Nolan's adaptation of the ancient Greek poem, Odyssey.
Men born in Ukraine who fought for Russia are facing treason charges, but at a prisoner of war camp in western Ukraine, many assert they believed they were defending their homeland.
A people smuggler, whose activities were brought to light by a BBC investigation, has been arrested and subsequently charged. The individual faces legal action following the exposé.
BBC Radio 4 Today programme presenter Emma Barnett has publicly revealed she underwent an unwanted hysterectomy for health issues, describing how she felt blindsided and robbed by the procedure and explaining her recent absence from the show.
A judge has been swapped in Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the BBC. This change marks a small procedural victory for Trump in one of his ongoing legal battles.
BBC Sport commemorates the 10th anniversary of Team GB's historic women's hockey gold medal win at the Rio Olympics, reflecting on its lasting legacy and the impact of that historic victory.
BBC Sport reflects on the legacy of Team GB's historic women's hockey gold medal win at the Rio Olympics, marking ten years since the event that even the Queen found too tense to watch.
Fontaines D.C. have announced details of their new album, 'Dopamine Chamber,' and released the single 'Marianne,' performed during their final BBC Maida Vale session. The band also shared how their late manager, Trevor Dietz, helped save the song.
Reports indicate that at least 30 children, predominantly British, may have been conceived using incorrect donor sperm at fertility clinics in North Cyprus, an issue previously highlighted by the BBC.
Donald Trump's popularity has fallen to its lowest point during his presidency, amidst various controversies including a personal attack from the White House on a journalist's children and concerns over his foreign policy stances. This decline comes as Canada scrambles to avert his proposed tariffs and Trump praises India's election system.
Former President Trump has threatened to bomb Oman if it interferes with US actions in the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating his stance on controlling the vital waterway. This comes amidst heightened tensions and threats from Iran to go on the offensive in the Strait if diplomatic efforts with the US fail.
Parents are being pushed to their breaking point, with many forced to use food banks, due to the Child Maintenance Service's failure to collect thousands of pounds in owed child support. The BBC has reported on numerous cases where the system has left parents in severe financial distress.
President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to scale back military exercises with South Korea, citing his good relationship with Kim Jong Un and calling the drills expensive and provocative.
The BBC is investigating claims that parts of Glasgow city centre have become 'no-go zones' due to issues like drugs, violence, homelessness, and antisocial behavior.
Great Britain's women's flag football team was narrowly defeated at the World Championships, failing to qualify for the 2028 Olympics after a close match, as reported by the BBC.
Actress Amanda Abbington has reportedly received significant compensation from the BBC, bringing relief after a dispute related to her time on 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
A powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck eastern Indonesia, resulting in at least 47 deaths and widespread destruction. Rescuers are searching for survivors, with thousands awaiting aid in affected areas.
Netflix has asked a judge to dismiss Tyra Banks' defamation lawsuit over a docuseries, while the BBC is seeking to subpoena Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, and Don Jr. in a separate defamation case. Both media companies are actively engaged in legal proceedings related to alleged defamation.
Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor who had recently faced accusations of plagiarism and public scrutiny, was found dead at his home. His family stated he had been subjected to a 'campaign of sustained abuse' since taking on his role at Cambridge.
President Trump has stated his intention to declare the Strait of Hormuz as US territory "pretty soon," a move that has drawn strong reactions from Iran. This declaration follows heightened tensions in the region and could significantly escalate the conflict.
BBC film critics Caryn James and Nicholas Barber have compiled a list of their top 12 cinema highlights of 2026 to date, ranging from epic blockbusters to farcical comedies.
A Romanian couple, Adina Mihai and Mădălin Dumitru, have been sentenced to 17 years in prison by the Oxford Crown Court for murdering men using a 'rape drug' after luring victims with promises of sexual services. They admitted to the crimes, according to the BBC.
A Virginia prosecutor is reviewing a video that shows an ICE agent pointing a gun at a woman in a parking lot, an incident that the woman herself filmed and has since spoken about.
Scientists have revealed the creation of synthetic viruses that were designed using artificial intelligence, marking a significant development in biotechnology.
BBC presenter Chemmy Alcott, 44, suffered a collapsed lung after a forward somersault from a 5-meter tower went wrong during her vacation at Lac d'Annecy.
British gymnast Ruby Evans speaks to BBC Sport about managing her newfound fame and followers as she prepares for the 2026 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships, admitting she had never watched the Olympics before.
As Japan endures extreme summer heat, a new cooling device dubbed 'human fridges' is being sold, with a BBC Tokyo correspondent trying out the innovative way to cool down.
Rob Cameron is leaving his position as BBC correspondent in Prague after 22 years, along with four other contributors, stating that Robert Fico has negatively changed Slovakia.
A BBC 5 Live segment, 'Americanswers,' explored the potential effectiveness of Donald Trump's new challenge to birthright citizenship and featured Hunter Biden discussing his pardon and Joe Biden’s health.
The BBC provides essential tips and reminders for residents of Guernsey on how to safely view the upcoming partial solar eclipse. Viewers are advised on key things to remember for the celestial event.
Evidence suggesting that South African special forces were involved in the murder of a top detective has been shared with the BBC. This information points to potential misconduct by the elite unit.
Harry Potter fans successfully lobbied for the diversion of a UK-Ireland power link project to avoid disturbing a site they consider "Dobby's grave." Their complaints arose after a project manager mentioned the cable route in a BBC interview.
Actress Kellie Bright, known for her role as Linda Carter, the former Old Vic landlady, is set to leave the popular BBC soap opera EastEnders after 13 years on the show.
Hunter Biden has revealed that his father, Joe Biden's, cancer has spread further, expressing sadness at his condition. Hunter also acknowledged that his father's pardon of him could be justifiably criticized, stating it was not beneficial for the US or Joe Biden's legacy.
An underrated 37-episode BBC fantasy series is being highlighted for its unique blend of supernatural elements, horror, and social metaphors, drawing comparisons to 'True Blood' and 'Ghosts'.
Donald Trump has signed new executive orders to again attempt to limit birthright citizenship in the United States, despite a previous Supreme Court decision blocking his first attempt. This move aims to curb what he refers to as 'birth tourism' and restrict citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizens.
Officials are working to contain blazes that have destroyed at least 860 buildings, including hundreds of homes, in a Spokane neighborhood, which has been described as 'wiped out'.
BBC Verify is investigating the serial candidates who are standing against Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election, analyzing their past electoral performances and whether they have ever secured enough votes to retain their deposits.
Multiple women have come forward to allege rape, sexual harassment, and voyeurism at a UK teen army college. The BBC reported on the accusations of abuse within the institution.
A BBC report investigates whether artificial intelligence-powered recruitment tools are creating disadvantages for women, particularly those returning to the workplace.
Ava Pickett’s West End play '1536' is being adapted into a six-episode Tudor drama series, with HBO joining the BBC as a co-producer for the project, which follows three working-class women against the backdrop of Henry VIII’s failing relationship with Anne Boleyn.
BritBox and the BBC have revealed the full cast for their new Agatha Christie series, 'Hercule,' which will focus on a young Hercule Poirot and feature stars from 'Game of Thrones' and other notable actors.
Fontaines D.C. played their first show since the death of their manager, Trevor Dietz, at the final ever BBC live session at Maida Vale, which also marked Steve Lamacq's farewell to the iconic sessions.
Netflix has announced renewals for several of its popular series, most notably confirming a third season for Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen.' Other shows like 'House of Guinness' and 'Being Gordon Ramsay' also received renewals, with production beginning for new seasons of various titles.
A BBC report reveals the harsh realities of Taliban rule in Afghanistan, highlighting the severe restrictions on women's rights, including issues around divorce and control over their lives. The report includes testimonies and observations on how the Taliban govern the country.
After being removed from the Reading & Leeds festivals, BBC Introducing has announced a series of 'LIVE' events across 10 UK locations, offering performances, workshops, and open mics for young artists.
A sacked Ukrainian minister has told the BBC that President Zelensky should be questioned about what he knew regarding government corruption, also calling for wartime elections.
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's visa ban on 75 countries was illegal, striking down the policy. This decision comes amidst other developments including Trump's warning about impeachment if Republicans lose the midterm elections and new tariffs on Canada.
Content creators and YouTubers are preparing for a battle with the BBC over proposed changes to video platform algorithms that would favor traditional broadcasters.
BBC journalists visited the Deliblato Sands in Serbia, where extensive fires have been burning for weeks, describing the experience as walking on a volcano.
Physicist Brian Cox, in the BBC series 'Wonders of the Universe,' detailed the Earth's unavoidable fate based on the laws of physics, outlining a dramatic sequence of events for life on the planet.
Russia is experiencing gasoline shortages, a situation highlighted by a BBC editor, as the economic consequences of the ongoing war become increasingly visible within the country.
A BBC crew retraced the steps of archaeologist Gene Savoy, known as the 'real Indiana Jones,' as he searched for a legendary lost Inca city in the Amazon jungle.
BBC and BritBox have released the first official images of Edward Bluemel portraying a younger Hercule Poirot in their upcoming origin series, 'Hercule'. The series offers a fresh take on Agatha Christie's iconic detective, showcasing him in his early career.
Wales' Donna Rose, a rugby union player, has spoken to BBC Sport about how the sport has become a 'superpower' in helping her manage Borderline Personality Disorder.
Josiah Green-Mhlanga, Karla Crome, and Tom Stourton have joined Claire Foy and Matthew Macfadyen in the BBC and Starz drama 'You Are Here,' based on David Nicholls’ bestselling book.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, along with their children Archie and Lilibet, are reportedly moving back to the United Kingdom after several years. The move is expected to see their children start school in the UK in September.
A BBC report highlights the significant challenges and disadvantages faced by young carers, with one teenager sharing their personal experiences of balancing caregiving responsibilities with their youth.
Former Doctor Who writer Mark Gatiss expresses his belief that the BBC's current plan to reboot the iconic science fiction show 'quietly won't happen'.
The Miracle IVF clinic in Turkish-occupied Northern Cyprus has rejected a BBC investigation alleging mix-ups with sperm or egg donors, calling the report "incomplete, one-sided and misleading."
Ukraine's former Defense Minister, Fedorov, has called for presidential elections to be held during wartime, posing a direct political challenge to President Zelenskyy.
BBC Sport looks back at the 10-year anniversary of Team GB's historic women's hockey gold medal victory at the Rio Olympics, reflecting on the legacy of that momentous win.
BBC Sport looks back at the legacy of Team GB's women's hockey team winning gold at the Rio Olympics, marking the 10th anniversary of their historic victory.
Russia has threatened the UK with 'consequences' over its alleged supply of drones to Ukraine. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian man has been convicted in Germany for a Russian-organized parcel bomb plot, receiving a prison sentence.
A recent study on an experimental gene therapy showed a significant reduction of over 60% in participants' 'bad' cholesterol levels after a single injection, according to BBC Science Focus.
Donald Trump confirmed that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has responded to his outreach, while also directing the Pentagon to scale back military drills with South Korea, unsettling Asian allies. Amidst these developments, Turkish President Erdogan urged Trump to continue talks with Iran, even as Trump's approval rating reportedly fell to a new low.
Russia claims to have struck two Ukrainian ships in the Black Sea, while a Russian drone reportedly crossed into Moldovan airspace during an attack on Ukraine. Separately, a Greek-run tanker carrying Russian oil was also attacked in the Black Sea.
Romania has been promoted as a tourist destination at the BBC Proms for the first time, marking a significant effort to showcase the country's attractions on an international cultural stage.
The murder trial for Tupac Shakur's killing is moving forward, with Duane 'Keefe D' Davis facing a potential life sentence after allegedly confessing in a book. Tupac's brother expressed that the trial would not bring justice, highlighting the enduring mystery of the case.
A BBC investigation revealed that a hospital in Pakistan was reusing syringes, contributing to a childhood HIV epidemic. This practice has raised serious concerns about public health and medical safety in the region.
The BBC has highlighted a conversation among working mothers in high-pressure political careers in the US, discussing the challenges of balancing professional demands with family life.
US President Trump threatened to declare the Strait of Hormuz American territory, prompting a strong rebuke from Iran, which asserted the strait's continued Iranian sovereignty. The White House later suggested Trump was joking, while the region faces an uncertain future regarding the Iran-USA agreement.
The BBC's lawyers are seeking to compel members of Donald Trump's family to provide testimony in a Panorama lawsuit, arguing they possess personal knowledge of his intentions during his speech outside the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.
Afghan women have spoken to the BBC about the drastic changes and hardships they face five years into Taliban rule, including public floggings, job losses, and severe barriers to healthcare.
A new season's column, 'The Wild Lower West: Sustainability vs Ambition,' focuses on Rob Couhig's recent interview with BBC Berkshire, discussing his insights.
Russian Nobel laureate and independent journalist Dmitry Muratov stated in a BBC interview that 'no one knows what is happening in Putin's head' regarding his actions in Ukraine, which he believes will 'never be a victory'.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida strongly condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to the disputed Kuril Islands, calling it "absolutely unacceptable." The visit has reignited tensions between the two nations over the strategically important archipelago.
A BBC documentary explores the story of teenagers who helped connect Romania to the internet, showcasing the country's success in developing fast and affordable fixed internet infrastructure.
British gymnast Ruby Evans, who previously stated she had never watched the Olympics, speaks to BBC Sport about managing her newfound fame and social media following as she prepares for the 2026 European Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
Donald Trump's lawyers are waging a $10 billion legal battle against the BBC, accusing the broadcaster of a 'brazen' attempt to interfere in the 2024 U.S. election. The lawsuit claims a documentary misleadingly edited his January 6th speech, potentially seen by fewer than 300 Americans.
A BBC report reveals that the British Ministry of Justice has spent more than £200,000 of taxpayer money on the maintenance or removal of three recent Banksy artworks.
An independent review into antisemitism in schools and colleges has found "shocking" levels of antisemitism directed at Jewish children, according to a government expert.
The BBC has announced its involvement in Working Title's new television adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's classic novel 'Jane Eyre,' which will feature 'The White Lotus' and 'Sex Education' star Aimee Lou Wood in a leading role.
Evidence has been shared with the BBC alleging that South African special forces murdered top detective Frans Mathipa, who was shot while driving, with access granted to the prosecution's case against eight accused men.
A particular quote from the third season of the BBC series 'Sherlock' is noted for not only being clever but also for seemingly foreshadowing the show's eventual chaotic decline.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Serbia, a country with historical ties to Russia, securing pledges of support while Russian missile attacks near Kyiv killed a child and two others. The visit aimed to strengthen Ukraine's diplomatic standing as Russian influence in the Balkans wanes.
Professional dancers Ola and James Jordan, who were married for 23 years and both appeared on the BBC show 'Strictly Come Dancing,' have announced their separation.
The Ohrid Summer Festival hosted a Greek evening featuring pianist Ntokou, described by BBC Music as an artist with dramatic qualities, and her concert partner Massimo Polidori.
A union representing IRS workers has asked a judge to block a deal that would grant Donald Trump immunity from tax audits. This legal challenge comes as Trump also seeks to prevent the release of his financial records in a separate defamation case.
Officials are struggling to contain wildfires in Spokane that have destroyed at least 860 buildings, including hundreds of homes. A BBC report described the devastation in affected neighborhoods.
A BBC investigation has uncovered severe allegations of abuse and group rape involving teenage recruits at a British military school. The accusations highlight a disturbing pattern of sexual harassment and assault.
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe faced intense questioning during a BBC Radio 4 interview regarding his controversial claims about the 'Islamification of Britain' and notably refused to confirm whether King Charles can be classified as a 'white Briton', based on his party's report definition.
The state of New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Justice Department, seeking access to unredacted documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, particularly concerning his 'Zorro Ranch' property. The state alleges that the Justice Department has obstructed its probe into Epstein's activities.
Donald Trump's team is actively working to block a court order that would grant the BBC access to his financial records. This legal battle unfolds amidst ongoing scrutiny of his business dealings, including a crypto investment and a costly 'Truth API' subscription.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly apologized to the Indian government for various issues on Meta platforms, including child sexual abuse content, deepfakes, and errors that led to the restriction of a post by Prime Minister Modi.
BBC Verify examines the serial candidates standing against Farage in the Clacton by-election, analyzing their past election performances and whether they have ever secured enough votes to retain their deposits.
A BBC investigation has uncovered that dewormer and scabies drugs are being illicitly sold as cancer treatments. This practice raises significant health concerns for individuals seeking alternative therapies.
India's National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has launched a formal inquiry into Meta following a BBC report alleging that advertisements on its platforms, including Instagram, were linked to the promotion of child sexual abuse material.
Actor Dylan Sprouse has shared a revealing message regarding Jared Leto's alleged inappropriate behavior with women, following recent accusations against Leto in a BBC documentary.
A BBC journalist visited Busije, a settlement in Belgrade's Zemun municipality built by refugees from Croatia in 1995, where residents express bitterness over 'Operation Storm' and its aftermath.
This story consists of multiple search results from The New Times Rwanda, covering diverse topics such as health prevention, safe childbirth, Kigali-related news, SDGs, weather, and economic growth in Rwanda.
The tariff dispute between the United States and Canada is escalating, with Canada demonstrating a firm stance against US trade policies. This comes as global economic factors, including crude prices and the rupee's performance against the dollar, are under scrutiny.
The BBC's 'Red Dwarf' is lauded as the greatest sci-fi comedy in TV history, blending the space adventures of 'Star Trek' with the absurdist satire of Douglas Adams.
Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs against the United States, escalating a trade dispute after the US imposed new levies. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused the Trump administration of an 'attack' and vowed to respond 'dollar-for-dollar'.
A massive 164-episode BBC detective franchise is highlighted for its blend of Agatha Christie-style mysteries with Knives Out-esque comedic suspects, set against sunlit Caribbean backdrops.
Serbia has formally requested assistance from the European Union to combat wildfires, a request confirmed by Brussels. Four helicopters, over 100 firefighters, and 39 vehicles are expected to arrive, primarily for the Deliblatska Peščara area.
Serbia is grappling with multiple wildfires, with the most severe situation reported in Deliblatska Peščara, prompting the country to request assistance from the EU. President Vučić announced a special program for five southern districts affected by the fires.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with awards for films like "Everytime" and "Planina," alongside numerous celebrity appearances and discussions on cinema and societal issues.
Argentinian player Leandro Paredes has been suspended for 10 games by FIFA due to his involvement in a fight during the World Cup final, with three other Argentina players also punished. The BBC reports that the ban follows clashes with Spanish players after the final match.
President Trump announced the imposition of the 'toughest sanctions in history' on Iran, warning of an 'economic D-Day' and urging allies to join the pressure campaign. Meanwhile, discussions continued regarding a potential new meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
David Tennant has broken his silence on the uncertain future of the Doctor Who franchise and his hopes for a potential return following a BBC overhaul.
Actor Goran Višnjić shared his perspective with the BBC, stating that Hollywood has changed, but not for the better. His comments reflect a critical view on the current state and evolution of the film industry.
A people smuggler, whose activities were brought to light by a BBC investigation, has been arrested and subsequently charged with immigration offenses, facing legal action following the exposé.
BBC Radio 4 Today programme presenter Emma Barnett publicly shared that she underwent a hysterectomy, a procedure she had not wanted, to address her health issues, explaining her recent absence from the show.
A controversy has erupted in Italy after the BBC claimed that the quality of Italian ice cream is partly due to two military freezers abandoned by Americans after World War II, sparking strong reactions across the country.
An official from India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) stated that Meta is actively taking down child sexual abuse material (CSAM) from its platforms, following scrutiny after a BBC Eye investigation reported observing alleged CSAM advertisements.
Aoife Hinds and Billy Howle have been announced as the first two lead actors for the BBC and A24's new sci-fi series, 'The Ministry of Time.' The casting marks a significant step in the production of the anticipated show.
Jon Ronson's culture wars series 'Things Fell Apart' is returning for its third season on BBC, exploring David vs. Goliath stories. Additionally, the series 'Foundation' is officially returning with a new season this month.
BBC JE ZATRAŽIO od suda na Floridi izdavanje sudskih poziva za članove obitelji Donalda Trumpa. To je dio obrane u sporu za klevetu koji je Trump pokrenuo protiv BBC-ja zbog dokumentarca o 6.
BBC apologises to actor after review upholds ‘some’ of her allegations against dance partner Giovanni Pernice
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The teaser for BBC's 'Vigil' Season 3 shows detectives Suranne Jones and Rose Leslie on an Arctic trek to investigate a murder at a research station. The new season promises a thrilling mystery where trust is scarce.
A BBC report investigates why some men feel ashamed or perceive using weight-loss injections as 'cheating,' leading to a reluctance to openly discuss their use.
The BBC has requested a US court's assistance in obtaining testimony from Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr., and Jared Kushner for a defamation lawsuit. This move aims to gather evidence from the Trump family members in connection with the ongoing legal proceedings.
A BBC report revealed that an HIV epidemic among children in a Pakistani hospital was caused by the repeated use of syringes, highlighting a severe public health failure.
Christine Vachon, Film4, and BBC Film executives debated whether iconic films like 'Trainspotting,' 'Ratcatcher,' and 'The Wicker Man' would secure financing in the current industry landscape.
One of the world's most famous adventurers spoke to BBC in Serbian about what he experienced during nearly a quarter of a century of traversing the planet.
The BBC was reportedly warned about true crime author Christopher Berry-Dee's claim to possess missing clothes of a child murder victim. Questions have also been raised about Berry-Dee's alleged history of violence against women and children.
The BBC's lawyers are seeking to subpoena former US President Trump's family members, arguing they have 'personal knowledge' of his intentions regarding the speech he gave outside the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, as part of a Panorama lawsuit.
Afghan women tell the BBC that their lives have become unrecognizable five years into Taliban rule, detailing public floggings, job losses, and healthcare barriers that endanger lives.
A new Doctor Who spinoff series has officially begun production, with a director hired, remaining unaffected by the BBC's broader overhaul of the franchise.
A 36-part British gangster series from the BBC has been lauded as a rare show with no bad episodes, maintaining a flawless run throughout its entire broadcast.
Leicester City's Thai owners, King Power, are reportedly seeking to sell the football club for more than £200 million after 16 years of ownership, with the BBC confirming the club is on the market.
British gymnast Ruby Evans speaks to BBC Sport about how she copes with fame and followers ahead of the 2026 European Artistic Gymastics Championships.
The BBC explores the financial aspects of higher education, examining whether rising tuition fees and living costs are offset by higher graduate earnings.
BBC Scotland has profiled Egyptian winger Haissem Hassan, who appears to be on the verge of a move to Scottish champions Celtic. The article explores who the prospective new signing is.
BBC Sport has used visuals to illustrate the global support and opposition to Gianni Infantino's leadership of FIFA, showing the divisions among its 210 member associations.
President Trump has demanded that Iran pay compensation for those killed and injured, escalating tensions as hopes for an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz fade and oil prices surge. This demand comes after Iran reportedly sought reparations from the U.S.
Evidence suggesting that South African special forces were involved in the murder of a top detective has been shared with the BBC. This development brings new scrutiny to the circumstances surrounding the detective's death.
A woman reported to the BBC that her attacker kicked her hotel room door off its hinges after reception staff at Travelodge provided him with a key to her room.
The BBC is said to have found a replacement for its popular Sherlock series, with a new world-famous detective returning to the small screen with a unique twist.
The Danube River's water level is rising by 1 cm near Nikopol and Lom in Bulgaria, while the BBC reports on the sad state of the river and the smell of dried mud in Bezdan.
The BBC has revealed that UK taxpayers have funded nearly £150,000 for cleaning operations and security measures related to various artworks by the elusive street artist Banksy.
"Hollywood’s Darkest Secret" é o documentário da BBC sobre alegados casos de assédio e agressão sexual. E é "o retrato de um padrão, um modus operandi que se arrasta há 20 anos", escreve Susana Verde.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is reportedly attempting to resume normal operations following the collapse of a private investment plan for the World Cup. However, the BBC reports that his return to business as usual may prove difficult amidst scrutiny over his lifestyle and power.
US Ambassador Christopher Hill stated that Serbia has been assisting Ukraine for three years, emphasizing that the delivery of Serbian weapons to Ukraine is more important than aligning with EU sanctions against Moscow. This statement was made during an interview with BBC Serbian.
US District Judge Roy K. Altman has temporarily halted an order that required Donald Trump to disclose extensive financial records in his ongoing libel case against the BBC.
Donald Trump responded to Ukrainian President Zelensky's appeal for additional military aid by stating the US also needs missiles. He also suggested Anthony Fauci should be prosecuted over a Covid hearing and criticized various allies and political figures.
The BBC has recruited 26-year-old entrepreneur Brandon Relph, who founded his first company at 13, to join its strategy team in an effort to better reach younger audiences.
The BBC has reported widespread sexual harassment and abuse at the Army Foundation College (AFC) in Harrogate, UK, affecting young female recruits. The report is based on interviews with four young women who attended the institution.
A BBC report explores whether AI recruitment tools are disadvantaging women, particularly those seeking to re-enter the workforce, prompting questions about fairness in hiring processes.
The BBC's 'Which PM punched John Simpson?' segment explores a historical political anecdote, also touching upon Andy Burnham's wife's comments on his leadership bid.
Charli XCX recorded an intimate performance and interview at Maida Vale for 'Live At The BBC,' where she performed four 'Music, Fashion, Film' songs and stated that '2007' is about making TikToks.
Qatar has indicated progress in US-Iran negotiations aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with the Qatari Emir holding discussions with Donald Trump. Iran and Oman are reportedly close to a deal that would involve a service fee for passage through the strait.
Disgraced former BBC presenter Huw Edwards has faced criticism after entering a Welsh poetry competition under a pseudonym, with an actor stating it would be hurtful to abuse survivors if he had won.
The BBC has published articles exploring the concept of 'luteal uglies,' a term referring to negative feelings or physical changes experienced during the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle. The reports delve into what this phenomenon entails.
