Ten families are suing a school, claiming their children were harmed by 'inhumane' treatment in so-called calming rooms, following a BBC report on the issue.

The United States has admitted to an 'unfortunate error' after mislabelling countries on a map of Africa. The mistake was acknowledged by the US government following public attention.

Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan spoke to BBC Sport about the club's investment strategies, the transition period, and ongoing consortium talks, emphasizing that Fenway Sports Group (FSG) is not yet finished with their plans.

A new BBC detective series, described as a blend of 'Sherlock' and 'Agatha Christie,' has been renewed for two additional seasons. The renewal follows a successful six-episode debut.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino's controversial plan to sell off stakes in the World Cup is under scrutiny, with BBC Sport exploring the reasons behind his confidence and the potential consequences of such a move.

According to analysis for the BBC, people in their 20s are experiencing a tougher start to adulthood than any generation in nearly half a century, facing significant challenges.

A BBC investigation reveals that Russian authorities have increasingly pushed ninth-graders into vocational colleges instead of higher education, potentially steering them towards military service.

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp reported that a French Navy vessel fired 17 shots while he was giving a BBC interview.

A new BBC feature documentary, "Wham! 10 Days in China," revisits the British pop duo's groundbreaking 1985 tour of China, offering fresh perspectives on the cultural and political significance of the event. The film utilizes unearthed footage to chronicle George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley's journey as they became the first Western pop group to perform in the country.

On July 30, 1963, Kim Philby's defection from Britain's MI6 to the Soviet Union became known, marking one of the 20th century's largest espionage cases. More than five decades later, the BBC brought new details to light.

The BBC has reported on the 'cocaine superhighway' extending from Ecuador to Europe, detailing the operations of gangs and the ongoing police efforts to combat this illicit trade. The report highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in disrupting these routes.

British boxing champion Bilal Fawaz, who has lived in the UK for over two decades, is publicly campaigning for British citizenship, with boxing promoter Eddie Hearn voicing strong support for his cause. His story is also featured in a new BBC documentary highlighting his struggle.

Families visiting France have recounted to the BBC how their holidays quickly transformed into evacuation missions as they fled from ongoing wildfires.

A BBC investigation revealed a hidden world of illegal hare hunting, characterized by organized gangs, violence, and the dumping of dead animals in villages. The discovery sheds light on the extent of these illicit activities.

Health officials report that the Cyclospora outbreak has now spread to nine states across the United States, prompting concerns about public health.

BBC Verify has looked at how much Burnham's new spending commitments cost and how they will be paid for

Competing for Scotland is a rare opportunity. BBC Scotland takes a look at why it means so much.

Fifty women have come forward to the BBC, alleging that their partners coerced or pressured them into engaging in sexual activities with other men.

According to the Minab prosecutor's office, 156 people, including 120 children and a pregnant woman with her unborn child, have been confirmed dead in an incident at an Iranian school.

The BBC Proms 2026 festival is underway, with reports highlighting a 'truly spectacular' lineup and recommending the best concerts still available to catch this season.

Emmy-nominated actor Toheeb Jimoh and Dujonna Gift have been cast in leading roles for the BBC's adaptation of Caleb Azumah Nelson’s novel 'Open Water'.

BBC Sport is exploring the possibility of Amazon founder and American billionaire Jeff Bezos becoming one of Liverpool Football Club's new investors.

Reviews cover the BBC Philharmonic with Storgårds and Sueye Park's Proms debut in Sibelius, followed by an effervescent late-night concert from Thomas Dunford’s Jupiter Ensemble.

The BBC is reportedly open to the idea of restricting access to its iPlayer service for British viewers who do not pay the licence fee, as discussed in an all-staff call.

The BBC show 'The Great British Sewing Bee,' hosted by Sophie Willan, is described as perfect comfort television with its distinct English charm and whimsical elements.

Shabaz Ali, known as TikTok's 'povvo king,' has gained significant fame by satirizing the extravagant lifestyles of the super-rich. His online content, which began with mocking designer ice cubes, has now led to appearances on the BBC.

On July 21, 2016, the tragicomic BBC series 'Fleabag' premiered, quickly earning the status of a contemporary masterpiece within just two seasons. The article highlights its critical acclaim and lasting impact.

A BBC investigation has uncovered that foreigners from various countries, including Uganda and Serbia, are dying while fighting in Russia's war against Ukraine. The report highlights the international scope of casualties in the conflict.

Spain's women's national football team celebrated their historic World Cup triumph with a massive open-top bus parade through Madrid, drawing hundreds of thousands of joyful fans. The BBC also aired a closing montage of its 2026 Fifa World Cup coverage, highlighting the tournament's highs, lows, and vibrant atmosphere.

A BBC Panorama investigation uncovered how organized gangs are exploiting the UK's private rental market, with one landlord detailing how her flat was converted into a brothel.

BBC Director of Sport Alex Kay-Jelski issued a message of thanks to viewers, highlighting the broadcaster's record-breaking World Cup coverage across various platforms.

BBC Journalist Lucy Woodham explains why we have a new PM but we haven't had a general election.

BBC Sport reporters pick their best moments of the tournament - and you can vote for yours.

BBC Sport reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament. Readers are also invited to vote for their favorites, expanding the scope of the awards.

Nine years after Benedict Cumberbatch's acclaimed portrayal in BBC's Sherlock, the character of Sherlock Holmes is beginning a new era, with new interpretations reportedly meeting the high standards he set.

Russians are increasingly resorting to cash payments due to regular card payment issues and a desire to avoid higher taxes imposed by the Kremlin, according to a BBC report.

Andy Burnham’s recent promise to create a ‘No 10 North’ echoes BBC’s successful Out of London plan When the BBC first announced its intention to move a significant chunk of its operation to Salford…

BBC Sport's Alex Howell provides an assessment of how England's Three Lions players performed during their World Cup campaign in North America.

Kirandeep Kaur, who was killed as she slept with her baby and husband, has left behind a 'devastated' family in India, her sister told the BBC.

Polish artists are having a busy summer at major European festivals, with Krzysztof Warlikowski's 'Europa' featured in Salzburg and Bochum, and Polish musicians, including Piotr Beczała and Aleksandra Kurzak, performing at BBC Proms in London and other European events.

BBC Sport analyzes the European champions Spain and South American champions Argentina, comparing their statistics and key players as they prepare to face each other in the World Cup final.

Many Ukrainian soldiers have expressed outrage to the BBC over the removal of the country's defense minister. The sentiment among troops indicates significant dissatisfaction with the decision.

BBC Verify has examined heavily redacted declassified documents to assess their relevance to former President Trump's claims regarding election security.

BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton shares his predictions for the World Cup final match between Spain and Argentina, as well as the bronze final featuring France and England.

The US president removes BBC Studios from his defamation lawsuit over a controversial documentary.

BBC Sport attempts to rank the greatest World Cup finals, considering iconic matches such as Pele's Brazil in 1970, Lionel Messi's first World Cup, and England's 1966 victory.

The BBC Philharmonic and others perform Robert Laidlow's ambitious orchestral works, which explore themes like Einstein's field equations, Newton's law, and artificial intelligence, in his album 'Reality Eaters'.

Athipat Wichan tells BBC Thai he regrets bringing his girlfriend Nahathai into his indie band Thotsakan.

British police are questioning two individuals suspected of complicity in rape as part of an investigation launched after a BBC documentary accused the former Harrods owner, Mohamed Al-Fayed, of sexual assaults.

Wexford woman Lystus Ebosele, known as Cyclone and a fan favorite on BBC’s 'Gladiators,' has announced her surprising departure from the hit show, citing unfair circumstances.

A BBC article profiles FIFA President Gianni Infantino, detailing his decade in power, his clashes with unions and European football, and his controversial relationship with figures like Donald Trump.

A BBC Inside Science segment explores alternative perspectives on the traditional 'Goldilocks zone' concept, questioning its limitations in the search for extraterrestrial life.

Hollywood couple Zendaya and Tom Holland attracted attention at a 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' premiere, where Zendaya spoke to the BBC about her marriage, stating that having a husband who is also a best friend makes everything easier.

A BBC tribunal victory has brought to light new information, revealing that a report on the murder of an MI5 agent prompted secret police phone checks and hidden data collection.

With 'Doctor Who' entering an indefinite hiatus, a suggestion has been made for the BBC to use this opportunity to revive one of its other iconic five-season cult fantasy franchises.

Residents in France are actively battling a wildfire, expressing deep concern for their homes and the surrounding forest. They emphasize the personal connection to their land as they work to contain the blaze.

Russian Telegram channels are circulating a video with a fake BBC News logo, falsely claiming that Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska wore stolen jewelry, specifically a René Lalique pendant, at the Coalition of Will summit.

BBC Sport is exploring why FIFA president Gianni Infantino feels empowered to sell off stakes in the World Cup and what the potential consequences of such a move could be.

A 'cocaine super-highway' stretching from Ecuador to Europe is under surveillance by police, as reported by the BBC. This route highlights the significant flow of illegal drugs from South America to the European continent.

New analysis for the BBC suggests that people in their 20s today are encountering a more challenging entry into adulthood than any generation in nearly 50 years.

Reform UK has reported Green Party co-leader Zack Polanski to the police over an image posted on his Instagram account, with police currently conducting inquiries into the matter. BBC also reported on Polanski being reported to police over a guillotine post.

BBC Studios is searching for a new head for its renowned Natural History Unit, responsible for productions like Planet Earth III, as Jonny Keeling transitions to Creative Director.

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) has called on the BBC to investigate allegations of bullying at its Hong Kong bureau, following the dismissal of five long-serving journalists.

The BBC crime series 'The Capture' skillfully addresses the theme of crime fighting in the age of deepfakes and artificial intelligence, highlighting the challenge of discerning truth when evidence can be manipulated.

In the drug-ridden city of Durán, Ecuador, police are confronting criminal gangs that are reportedly collaborating with the Albanian mafia and Mexican cartels.

The UK Prime Minister has stated that the NHS will 'collapse' if substantial reforms to the social care system are not implemented, expressing his desire to bring about such changes before leaving office.

British boxing champion Bilal Fawaz, who has resided in the UK for over two decades, is publicly campaigning for British citizenship, with promoter Eddie Hearn voicing strong support for his cause, as highlighted in a new BBC documentary.

A BBC investigation criticizes Italian dietary habits, stating that children are gaining weight due to excessive pizza, pasta, and bread consumption, and that the Mediterranean diet is no longer widely followed, with over 40% of children in some Campania areas being overweight.

In an exclusive BBC interview, Andy Burnham stated that there would not be an early general election, emphasizing that the public voted for a manifesto that would be honored.

A BBC Money Box segment explores the potential financial impact of a new government team on personal finances.

BBC's Laura Kuenssberg provided an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Andy Burnham's inaugural week as Prime Minister. The coverage explored public and regional reactions to his new leadership.

An 18th-century painting, valued at £100,000 and considered 'extremely important,' has been attributed to Scottish painter Catherine Read following an investigation by the BBC show 'Fake or Fortune.' The painting was reportedly brought to the team wrapped in a sleeping bag.

Protesters from India's 'Cockroach Janta Party' have stressed their demonstrations will continue until demands are met, with leaders holding talks with the government. The BBC explains the reasons behind the widespread protests and the significance of the cockroach mascot.

A BBC investigation found that fifty women reported being pressured or coerced by their partners into participating in swinging with strangers.

The BBC's "Inside Science" program explores the potential benefits for the US army of testing its male soldiers for testosterone levels.

A new walking path, Camino Dubrovnik-Međugorje, has been unveiled, providing an alternative route for visitors seeking to avoid the usual tourist congestion in Dubrovnik.

A Scottish police officer is accused of raping multiple women and attempting to murder some over a 14-year period. He took his own life after his arrest, and police are still searching for victims.

The BBC is reportedly exploring options to restrict access to its iPlayer streaming service for users who have not paid their television license fee.

Nearly five months after a devastating attack in Minab, Iran, a teacher and a mother recount the horror and raw grief following a strike that killed 120 children at a school.

Thousands of supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) are continuing their protests in Delhi, the capital, despite heavy overnight rains.

Following the conclusion of the 2026 World Cup, participants can now review their Predictor results, with BBC Sport offering a deep dive into predictions and performance for those who played more than four rounds, and a new game is now available.

The BBC presented a review of the defining moments of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including historic debuts and emotional victories, followed by a closing montage capturing the highs, lows, and overall spectacle of the tournament.

A BBC journalist, Misha Glenny, appeared on 'ZiB 2' with Armin Wolf to discuss the new Labour leader in Downing Street and his prospects against Nigel Farage.

Gordon Ramsay is set to be profiled in a new BBC landmark series titled 'The Rise of the Rockstar Chef,' produced by his Studio Ramsay Global outfit. He will be featured alongside Marco Pierre White and Heston Blumenthal.

BBC journalist Glenny talks about Premier Burnham's "bold promises" in "ZiB 2"

A BBC Panorama investigation reveals how organized gangs are exploiting the UK's private rental market, with one landlord recounting how their flat was converted into a brothel.

The BBC Director of Sport, Alex Kay-Jelski, issued a message thanking viewers for making the 2026 World Cup a success for the broadcaster, which delivered record-breaking coverage across all platforms. The BBC also released a closing montage of its World Cup coverage, highlighting the tournament's highs, lows, and vibrant moments.

BBC Director of Sport Alex Kay-Jelski issued a message of gratitude as BBC Sport concluded its record-breaking coverage of the World Cup across television, radio, online, and social media platforms.

Ofcom has initiated an investigation into the reality show 'Married at First Sight UK' after a BBC Panorama report revealed rape allegations from two women participants, which the men involved deny.

BBC News in Serbian has announced its official presence on TikTok, inviting users to join their new account for news updates.

BBC reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament. These selections offer individual perspectives on the standout elements of the competition.

BBC Sport reporters have selected their best moments, players, goals, and fans from the recent World Cup tournament, inviting the public to cast their votes for their favorites.

British comedian Ricky Gervais has once again dismissed calls to soften his humor, stating that he has no intention of adjusting his jokes to avoid offending anyone. He expressed his indifference to audience offense during an appearance on BBC Radio 2.

A new BBC program titled 'What Has the BBC Ever Done for Me?' invites viewers to watch and discover the broadcaster's various contributions.

A woman, identified as Anya, spoke to the BBC about her experience as a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, describing a "cult" from which she felt there was no escape until Epstein's death in 2019, detailing psychological control and sexual abuse.

BBC Sport's England reporter Alex Howell provides an assessment of how the Three Lions' players performed throughout the World Cup tournament in North America.

BBC Global Woman has featured the ongoing protests in Albania against a planned tourism project in the protected area of Zvërnec and Sazan Island, highlighting them as one of the largest civil movements since late May, with Dua Lipa cited as an inspiration.

Estonian conductor Paavo Järvi is scheduled to appear at this year's prestigious BBC Proms classical music festival.

Protests erupted in Ukraine on Thursday after Mykhailo Fedorov's removal - and now soldiers are also criticising the move.

BBC Verify has reviewed heavily redacted declassified documents to assess whether they support former President Trump's claims about election security.

BBC political editor Chris Mason observes a renewed sense of optimism within the Labour Party following the confirmation of Andy Burnham as the new Labour leader.

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The BBC has announced Poppy Dixon, former Sky docs chief, as its new head of documentaries, replacing Clare Sillery.

The BBC's Serbian service has prepared a map showing the water levels of the Danube and other rivers in Serbia, with the Danube approaching its absolute historical minimum.

Water levels of the Danube and other rivers in Serbia are nearing their absolute historical minimums, with a map prepared by BBC Serbian illustrating the critical situation.

Teenage hackers have shared with the BBC how police are assisting them in channeling their technical skills for positive and ethical purposes. This initiative aims to redirect their abilities towards beneficial outcomes.

'Tom the Young Farmer' shared on BBC Radio Shropshire the importance of checking in on friends, highlighting mental health issues within the farming community.

Higher humidity, cooler temperatures, and a forecast for rain have raised hopes for relief in southwestern France, where wildfires have charred an area four times the size of Paris.

A BBC Spotlight programme, produced in association with RTÉ, will be broadcast tonight, examining the actions of MI5 and the PSNI in illegally accessing the phone data of journalist Vincent Kearney.

A BBC business reporter provided an explanation from inside the Bank of England on how its operations significantly influence personal finances.

BBC Sport explores why FIFA president Gianni Infantino feels empowered to sell off stakes in the World Cup and the potential consequences of such a move.

The BBC has announced the cancellation of several popular shows, including 'Blankety Blank', 'Celebrity Mastermind', and 'Live at the Apollo'. These cancellations are attributed to ongoing budget cuts within the broadcaster.

Ed Butler hosts a BBC documentary podcast delving into the case of one of Europe's most sought-after drug smugglers. The investigation aims to uncover details about the individual's operations and the efforts to bring them to justice.

Research indicates that Netflix is now neck-and-neck with the BBC as the preferred default service for British viewers, despite a slowing streaming market.

A conservative British MP, Chris Philp, had his BBC interview interrupted by shots fired from a French military vessel while he was aboard a fishing boat discussing migrant crossings in the English Channel.

The Redmen TV's Luke Fury discussed Liverpool's reported interest in PSG winger Bradley Barcola on BBC Radio Merseyside's Total Sport show, with PSG reportedly wanting £140m for the 23-year-old.

Naga Munchetty is set to leave BBC One's Breakfast after 17 years to join Radio 5 Live. She will transition to a new role at the BBC.

Chinese authorities are facing a new challenge as AI-generated fake videos depicting natural disasters are hindering rescue efforts and causing public panic, according to the BBC.

The BBC's 'Assignment' program follows a lawyer and a nurse who are collaborating to build an unprecedented legal case.

British boxing champion Bilal Fawaz, who has lived in the UK for over 20 years, is fighting for British citizenship, a struggle highlighted in a new BBC documentary.

A judge has imposed limits on the BBC from relitigating aspects of January 6 in a lawsuit filed by Donald Trump. The lawsuit concerns a documentary edit that Trump alleges was misleading.

Speaking exclusively to the BBC, UK Prime Minister Burnham stated he had a good initial conversation with US President Trump but is prepared to challenge him 'if right for Britain' to defend national interests.

A new six-part British gangster series is being lauded for its scope and quality, with some critics suggesting it makes even 'The Sopranos' look small by comparison.

Romania is being promoted as a tourist destination through a dedicated page included in 85,000 official brochures for 63 BBC Proms concerts.

The Ghetto Kids expressed their excitement to the BBC about performing with Shakira at the World Cup final, calling it their biggest crowd yet.

The BBC has acquired the war drama series 'Kabul,' which depicts the American withdrawal from Afghanistan and features one of the last roles of the late actor Eric Dane. The series will air on the British broadcaster.

BBC naturalist Chris Packham has openly requested a guest role on the fictional British soap opera EastEnders, aiming to use the platform to spread climate alarmism to a wider audience.

The BBC program 'Fake or Fortune' has uncovered an 18th-century painting by Scottish artist Katherine Read, estimated to be worth over £100,000.

A former BBC journalist, Vincent Kearney, has been awarded £20,000 in damages after the Investigatory Powers Tribunal ruled that MI5 and the Police Service of Northern Ireland unlawfully accessed his phone data. The surveillance, aimed at identifying his sources, was deemed disproportionate and unlawful.

A new BBC documentary series, 'The Rise of the Rockstar Chef,' will bring together legendary chefs such as Marco Pierre White, Gordon Ramsay, and Heston Blumenthal to explore their rivalries.

The BBC visited an Iranian school where a strike reportedly killed 120 children, raising questions about the victims' innocence. The report highlights the devastating impact of the conflict on civilian lives, particularly children.

A 45-year-old former actor from the BBC soap 'River City,' who played Stevie O'Hara, has been sentenced to nine years in prison after being convicted of five offenses against women between 2004 and 2019.

It has been revealed that seized maternity notes were not provided to the defence team of convicted nurse Lucy Letby during her trial. This omission has raised questions about the evidence presented in the case.

New BBC data reveals that over 3,500 foreign recruits from more than 40 countries have died fighting for Russia since the full-scale invasion began, highlighting Russia's use of foreign fighters, prisoners, and migrants.

The BBC recaps the most memorable and defining moments of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including historic debuts, emotional victories, and standout performances.

The BBC Introducing Stage, which has hosted approximately 70% of this year's headliners, has been removed from the Reading & Leeds festival after 18 years.

BBC staff expressed widespread discontent during a town hall meeting, protesting a 1% pay rise, job cuts, and a controversial advertisement featuring Romesh Ranganathan, calling the situation "insulting."

The BBC's 'Inside Health' program featured a segment discussing the topic of running during pregnancy and strategies for postpartum recovery.

A BBC Panorama investigation has uncovered how organized gangs are exploiting the private rental market in the UK, with one landlord reporting her flat was turned into a brothel.

BBC Director of Sport Alex Kay-Jelski issued a message of thanks to viewers, highlighting the broadcaster's record-breaking World Cup coverage across various platforms, including TV, radio, online, and social media.

Dr Chris and Dr Xand continue their conversation about AI medicine with Dr Emma Karoune, exploring the potential benefits of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Watch the closing montage of the BBC's coverage of the 2026 Fifa World Cup featuring all the highs, lows and colour from the biggest World Cup ever.

BBC Sport reporters have shared their personal awards for the World Cup, highlighting their picks for the best goal, best player, and best fans of the tournament, with readers also invited to vote for their favorites.

BBC Sport reporters selected their top moments and performers from the 2026 Fifa World Cup, including best goal, best player, and best fans, inviting the public to vote for their own choices.

Comedian Romesh Ranganathan has recreated the BBC's iconic 1985 licence fee plea advert, originally featuring John Cleese, with support from other famous personalities like Claudia Winkleman and David Jason.

The BBC is examining its own contributions and impact, prompting reflection on the value it provides to the public. This self-assessment explores the question of what the BBC has done for its audience.

BBC Sport's England reporter Alex Howell provides an assessment of how the Three Lions' players performed during their World Cup campaign in North America.

One of Jeffrey Epstein's victims has spoken in detail to the BBC for the first time, describing his system of manipulation and abuse as a 'cult' from which there was almost no escape.

BBC Verify has reviewed declassified documents, some heavily redacted, to assess whether they support former President Trump's claims regarding election security.

BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton provides his predictions for the World Cup final match between Spain and Argentina, as well as the bronze final between France and England.

BBC broadcaster Lauren Laverne has revealed her diagnosis with smouldering myeloma, a blood and bone marrow disorder. This condition is known to have the potential to develop into a type of blood cancer.

BBC Radio WM's Steve Hermon and Chris Hall from the Albion Analysis podcast dive in as they look ahead to the 2026-27 season for the Baggies.

Pele and Brazil at the Azteca in 1970? Lionel Messi's first World Cup? England winning it on home soil in 1966? BBC Sport attempts to rank the best finals.

Sarah shares her personal story of managing a shared bank account with her husband for 25 years, taking charge of their finances after he paid off his debt.