The Artemis II, and the four astronauts aboard the Orion space capsule, splashed down into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego on Friday night, with all four astronauts in good health. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialist Christina Koch of Nasa, and the Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen, have just become the first humans to travel to the moon, and return to Earth safely, since the crew of Apollo 17 in December 1972
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Footage of The Beatles' inaugural 1964 "Top of the Pops" appearance, previously erased from BBC archives, has been recovered by British conservationists. The performance featured "Can’t Buy Me Love" and "You Can’t Do That."
The BBC is running a 'Who am I? Guess World Cup star' quiz, with 'No 13' being the latest installment. This interactive feature engages audiences with football trivia.
The BBC's World Cup coverage went viral after it mistakenly displayed a mountainous landscape over Houston, Texas, prompting reactions from the Houston Rockets and others.
The BBC reports on the newly announced, longest-ever commercial flight from Sydney to London, asking locals if they would choose to take the 22-hour non-stop journey.
A three-year-old boy was critically injured after being attacked by a crocodile in a zoo enclosure. Police have confirmed the attack was by a crocodile and a man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder has since been bailed.
Peace negotiations between the United States and Iran, scheduled to take place in Switzerland, have been abruptly postponed. Diplomats suggest the cancellation was due to Israeli strikes on Lebanon, complicating prospects for a lasting truce.
Original 35mm film of The Beatles' 1964 "Top Of The Pops" performance, featuring "Can't Buy Me Love" and "You Can't Do That," has been found after decades and will now be restored and returned to the BBC archives.
The BBC has withdrawn a new series featuring Ashley Cain following accusations of sexist and misogynistic language. The decision came after public outcry regarding remarks made by Cain.
The 2026 World Cup has seen various developments, including Ivory Coast player Elye Wahi being denied a visa to enter Canada due to an investigation, and fans flocking to Mexico City's cathedral to pray for victory. The tournament also highlighted refugee players and high stadium attendance.
BBC Sport analyzes the statistics from the first round of World Cup games, highlighting top performers and key metrics like most shots and best dribblers.
Reports suggest that proposed cuts at the BBC could significantly damage the broadcaster's most valued content, with calls for the government to consider direct licence fee increases or greater monetization freedom.
BBC Sport experts have ranked all 48 teams participating in the World Cup after they completed their first match. The defending champions, Argentina, are reportedly not at the top of the list.
Japan's Defence Minister, Shinjiro Koizumi, stated that ramping up the nation's defense capabilities is 'critical' to prevent war, suggesting a re-evaluation of its post-World War Two pacifist stance.
BBC presenter and former footballer Ashley Cain has been accused of using sexist and misogynistic language, including terms like 'slags,' 'sluts,' and 'bitches.' Reports detail the offensive comments, leading to public criticism.
The 2026 Men's World Cup began with various teams, including England, Portugal, and France, playing their opening matches. Cristiano Ronaldo made history by starting his sixth World Cup campaign, while Morocco announced its bid for the 2030 tournament.
The delicate status quo at Jerusalem's holiest site, the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif, is reportedly under threat. Israeli nationalists are accused of flouting established rules, raising concerns about the site's future.
US President Trump reacted with fury to what he termed 'vicious' strikes by Netanyahu on Lebanon, with the BBC's Tom Bateman analyzing the president's strong response.
Ella Bruccoleri, star of 'The Other Bennet Sister,' expressed surprise at the show's success on BBC and BritBox, sharing how she learned to appreciate Jane Austen through the role.
Tunisia's national football team sacked coach Sabri Lamouchi after a 5-1 loss to Sweden in their World Cup opener, appointing Herve Renard as his replacement. Meanwhile, Cape Verde's goalkeeper Vozinha gained significant social media following and recognition for his performance against Spain in the tournament.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has escalated, with cases surpassing 800 and a single-day record of 72 new infections reported. Health officials warn the outbreak remains active and may be larger than reported, with aid groups expressing concern about its spread.
Hungary's program offering interest-free loans and subsidies to couples who commit to having children is being examined for its potential impact on global efforts to increase birth rates, despite some families failing to conceive.
Medical professionals in the Democratic Republic of Congo marked a rare recovery from Ebola with a celebratory display of song and dance, highlighting a moment of hope in the ongoing health crisis.
Iranian football fans gathered outside and inside the World Cup stadium to protest the Iranian regime and call for change, with many defying FIFA's ban by displaying the pre-revolutionary flag. The Iranian national anthem was met with a mix of cheers and whistles during the match.
A Ukrainian man has been found guilty of an arson attack on a property belonging to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Investigations suggest a potential Russian network orchestrated the incident.
The upcoming BBC series 'Hercule,' a prequel to Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot, is criticized for adopting a Sherlock-style approach that is deemed unsuitable for the iconic detective.
Evidence uncovered by the BBC indicates that Russia directed a plot involving arson attacks targeting the UK Prime Minister and stoked tensions using fake far-right and Muslim groups.
A peace deal between the United States and Iran has been announced, prompting cautious welcomes from some while drawing strong criticism and concern from Israeli leaders and other regional actors. The agreement raises questions about its long-term implications for regional stability and the future of Iran's regime.
A BBC investigation reveals that OnlyFans creators are being exploited by agencies that promise to boost earnings but instead control, threaten, and take a large portion of their income, with some reporting physical attacks.
A BBC investigation has found that numerous OnlyFans creators are being exploited by 'agents' who control and threaten them while taking a significant portion of their earnings.
The 'looksmaxxing' trend, ranging from skincare to extreme cosmetic practices, has been identified as a dangerous obsession among modern teenagers, as highlighted by a BBC analysis.
Ahead of England's World Cup match against Croatia, BBC Sport pundits have selected their preferred starting XIs, inviting public discussion on who should be picked.
The BBC has released a new interactive quiz challenging users to identify a World Cup football player in as few attempts as possible. This is the seventh installment of the popular game.
The BBC went behind the scenes to explore the recording of the score for the upcoming James Bond video game, detailing how music was crafted to bring the game to life.
Ghana has lodged an official protest with Canada after midfielder Thomas Partey was denied a visa to enter the country for the World Cup. Partey, who faces rape allegations, was prevented from joining his team, prompting Ghana to label Canada's decision as arbitrary.
BBC Sport is introducing a new and improved app experience for the Fifa World Cup 2026, offering innovative ways to watch matches, including multiple camera angles and full-pitch tactical views.
European Union officials have confirmed reports that China trained Russian soldiers who were subsequently deployed to fight in Ukraine. This revelation comes amidst ongoing conflict and international scrutiny.
Ghanaian footballer Thomas Partey was denied entry into Canada, preventing him from playing in Ghana's World Cup opener. The denial of entry was reportedly due to ongoing rape charges against him.
A first-look teaser trailer has been released for the second season of 'Ludwig,' the cozy crime series starring David Mitchell, which is set to return to BBC and BritBox later this year.
One year after the Air India Flight 171 crash, the site in Ahmedabad continues to show signs of devastation. The sole survivor is publicly demanding the release of the official investigation into the disaster, seeking answers and transparency regarding the incident.
BBC offers advice on how to navigate the awkward situation of friends always wanting to split restaurant bills equally, providing guidance on how to politely decline.
A comprehensive guide for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been released, detailing schedules, viewing channels, and key matches. Preparations are underway for the opening ceremony and initial group stage games, including Mexico vs. South Africa and the USMNT's first match against Paraguay.
Former "America’s Next Top Model" contestant Jennifer An has accused Kanye West of strangling her during a music video shoot in 2010, an incident she recounted on the BBC podcast "Fame Under Fire."
BBC's acclaimed documentary strand, Storyville, will begin producing premium short documentaries alongside its features for the first time, adapting to the evolving media landscape.
The BBC is examining four potentially significant lawsuits among the thousands faced by social media firms, which could have major implications for the industry.
The BBC has announced that Edward Bluemel will portray a younger version of Hercule Poirot in an upcoming series titled "Hercule." The casting has drawn attention due to Bluemel's age, surprising many fans of the iconic detective.
The BBC has canceled the planned Doctor Who Christmas special, and showrunner Russell T. Davies along with production company Bad Wolf are exiting the series. The decision comes as the BBC reportedly plans to put the show up for competitive tender.
BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton shares his score predictions for the first round of group games at the 2026 World Cup, offering insights into potential early shocks.
BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton shares his score predictions for the first round of group games at the 2026 World Cup, offering insights into potential early shocks in the tournament.
BBC political correspondent Ben Wright is exploring the most secretive parts of the British state, beyond MI6 or GCHQ, to understand how politics truly operates.
A man convicted of brutal rape and sexual assault in the United Kingdom was mistakenly released from prison and subsequently fled to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Northern Ireland’s justice minister says online ‘bad faith actors’ have incited racism in city after knife attack
The disorder in Belfast was fuelled by people online who would have struggled to find the city on a map before a recent stabbing attack, a senior Northern Ireland minister has said.
Naomi Long, the minister of justice of Northern Ireland and leader of the Alliance party, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that “bad faith actors” had incited racism in the city.
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A new law change in England and Wales will allow illegal mini-marts to be shut down for up to 12 months, an increase from the previous six-month limit, prompted by BBC reporting.
Rebel forces in Myanmar are losing ground in the civil war, with the military intensifying its efforts by forcibly conscripting men into the army. The BBC has reported from the front lines, documenting the struggles of the rebels in the jungle.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage is underway, featuring matches like Germany vs. Ivory Coast and Tunisia vs. Japan. Fans are actively participating, with events such as the 'Oranje Walk' by Netherlands supporters in Houston.
Pressure is intensifying on UK Labour leader Keir Starmer to step down, with reports of ministers urging him to resign. Andy Burnham is emerging as a potential successor, fueling speculation about a leadership challenge, with his wife Vic also advising him on the resignation dilemma.
The United States men's national team secured their spot in the World Cup knockout rounds after a dominant 2-0 victory over Australia. This win, featuring a goal from Alex Freeman, means the USMNT qualifies with a game to spare.
Two passenger trains collided north of London near Bedford, resulting in multiple injuries. Witnesses described the crash as a 'bomb explosion' with people screaming and crying.
The BBC has officially renewed a high-stakes thriller TV show starring "Peaky Blinders" actor Joe Cole for another season, two years after its initial premiere.
Scheduled talks between the United States and Iran in Switzerland regarding a nuclear accord have been postponed, with uncertainty remaining amidst continued fighting in Lebanon and heightened regional tensions. The delay led to US envoy Vance canceling his trip.
Jane Martinson, a Guardian columnist, argues that the BBC could serve as a powerful tool against figures like Trump and Musk and the spread of fake news, proposing a new strategy to redefine trusted news, despite recent job cuts at BBC News.
The BBC has renewed its high-stakes thriller 'Nightsleeper' for a second season, with the plot shifting from land to sea and Element Pictures taking over production.
Natasha, Gemma, and Helen recount their 'fairy tale' experience of discovering in their twenties that they share the same sperm donor father, a story also covered by the BBC.
A historical drama, described by fans as superior to 'Downton Abbey', is rapidly climbing Netflix's popularity charts. It is a revival of the award-winning BBC series 'Upstairs Downstairs'.
BBC Inside Science continues its investigation into the methodologies and challenges involved in researching the effects of social media on young individuals, exploring how such impacts are studied.
Amir Azimi of BBC Persian Service writes that Iran has emerged stronger than anticipated from the initial phase of the war, though its subsequent challenges may prove more difficult.
After every team has played once, BBC Sport analyzes the statistics to highlight the best and worst players and key metrics from the World Cup's opening matches.
BBC Sport provides a statistical breakdown of the World Cup so far, highlighting top performers in categories such as shots taken and dribbles completed after every team has played once.
An urgent review of the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) system has been launched following a BBC investigation that revealed Kristian Parry was able to secure employment in a nursery while out on bail for child sex offenses.
All 48 teams at the World Cup have now played once. BBC Sport's experts have ranked them all, from best to worst. Who is top? Not defending champions Argentina.
Japan's Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi stated that the country needs to reconsider its post-World War Two pacifist posture to prevent future conflicts, emphasizing the critical need to ramp up defense capabilities, a message he conveyed to the BBC.
Israeli politician Moshe Feiglin visited the Al-Aqsa mosque complex in Jerusalem, where he prayed and sang religious songs with a group of religious Jews, raising concerns about attempts to alter the status quo of the Holy Sites.
Britain's state broadcaster, the BBC, is facing accusations of providing direct access to Soros-linked pro-migrant campaigners, allowing them to influence the content and narratives of a children's television show.
Kylian Mbappé, at 27 years old, has surpassed previous records to become France's all-time leading goal scorer. BBC Sport provides an analysis of his journey to this achievement.
The Africa CDC has warned that the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could become the worst in history, with over 800 confirmed cases. The Red Cross also indicated that the outbreak has not yet peaked and could last for another year.
BBC Scotland chronicles the swift ascent of a Motherwell attacking midfielder, detailing his journey from Austrian second-tier football to becoming a breakout star on the World Cup's grandest stage.
A BBC investigation has revealed that a Russian diplomat allegedly orchestrated arson attacks against UK politician Keir Starmer, carried out by three young individuals from Eastern Europe.
Steven Knight, creator of 'Peaky Blinders,' stated that the show could not have been made without the BBC, but acknowledged the broadcaster is known for its lean budgets.
CBS News Chief Bari Weiss has reportedly met with BBC's Justin Webb and other British journalists in London, signaling her intent to recruit international talent for global positions.
A potential US-Iran deal, which could be announced by President Trump before Friday, promises to end the war but lacks clear details, leaving many aspects to be negotiated. The agreement, described as 'very general,' presents a political challenge for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and has sparked optimism in Seoul's stock market.
President Trump arrived at the G7 summit in France, announcing an electronic Memorandum of Understanding with Iran and touting it as a peace deal. The agreement reportedly includes a 60-day toll-free period for the Strait of Hormuz, though its long-term clarity and international reception remain uncertain.
During the G7 summit, President Trump announced that an agreement with Iran had been signed, expressing satisfaction and stating that the Strait of Hormuz would be 'completely open' by Friday. Discussions with French President Macron also focused on the Middle East situation, with Macron noting that tariffs do not solve US trade problems.
As the World Cup approaches, teams like France and Germany are strategizing, with coaches and players discussing their chances and key players. Meanwhile, fans are showing their support, with Japanese fans cleaning stadiums and Croatian fans gathering in Texas, while some express concerns about ticket prices.
The BBC is reportedly planning to cut hundreds of jobs within its news division as part of a radical downsizing effort. This move will significantly reduce the number of positions in the broadcaster's news teams.
BBC News is bracing for a significant round of job cuts, expected to affect hundreds of employees across all departments, as part of the broadcaster's broader £500 million cost-saving initiative.
BBC introduces a daily game challenging users to guess a World Cup star in as few attempts as possible. It tests knowledge of football players from the tournament.
A BBC investigation found dozens of women on OnlyFans describing exploitation by managers who promised to maximize profits but instead controlled and threatened them while taking a significant portion of their earnings.
Two men have been charged in connection with the theft of England's World Cup training equipment, which was later recovered. This incident occurred ahead of the team's first training session for the tournament.
Ahead of England's World Cup match against Croatia, BBC Sport pundits have selected their preferred starting XIs, inviting public debate on Thomas Tuchel's team selection.
Allies of former UK Defence Secretary John Healey claim that he advocated for the UK to join a global defence bank, an idea that the Treasury reportedly attempted to shut down.
BBC Sport has announced new immersive viewing options for the World Cup, including multiple camera angles and a full-pitch tactical view, enhancing the spectator experience.
Gary Lineker's World Cup show, broadcast from Times Square on Netflix, offers him new freedom, with the England great expressing surprise at the BBC's absence.
A highly-rated BBC detective series, known for its near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score, is officially set to return this summer. Fans can anticipate new episodes of the popular show.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, set to feature 104 matches, is projected to be the most polluting in history, with an estimated 3.7 million tons of carbon emissions. This environmental concern emerges amidst other news related to the tournament, including legal disputes over flag bans and visa issues for officials.
A new BBC documentary will follow the case of individuals convicted under the UK's National Security Act for burning a Ukrainian business on behalf of Russian mercenaries.
A report author states that victims of grooming who were abused and subsequently prosecuted as children are still being failed by the criminal justice system, often left with criminal records.
The FIFA World Cup has officially begun with a Fan Fest at the Coliseum and initial matches underway. Early games have seen multiple red cards, prompting discussions about refereeing strictness.
In the title role of the series "Hercule Poirot", viewers will see Edward Bluemel, known for the projects "We Might Regret This", "Sex Education", "Killing Eve" and "My Lady Jane".
BBC Sport has published an analysis examining which World Cup teams and players have accumulated the most playing minutes since last summer. The report identifies individuals who have endured the toughest seasons, potentially leading to fatigue ahead of the tournament.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, discussions are focusing on the event's environmental impact, the costs for fans, and the controversial leadership of Gianni Infantino. Betting odds for various national teams are also being analyzed.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended the organization against visa issues in the U.S. ahead of the World Cup, while Iranian-Americans called for Iran's expulsion from the tournament. Preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, are underway, with discussions around its economic impact and fan experience.
Essex Police have been contacted with new information regarding West Ham co-owner David Sullivan, following an investigation by BBC Panorama and The Times.
BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton has shared his score predictions for the first round of group stage matches at the 2026 World Cup, including potential early shocks.
A model has come forward alleging that Kanye West choked her during the filming of a music video for La Roux, stating she felt "suffocated and scared." She has reportedly filed a lawsuit against the artist.
English rapper and musician Jordan Stephens has been announced as the permanent co-host for the 'Miss Me?' podcast, replacing Lily Allen, and the show will also be exiting BBC Sounds.
The BBC has conducted a year-long investigation into the state of UK roads by tracking the lifecycle and impact of a single pothole, highlighting broader infrastructure issues.
The US Congress has approved $70 billion in funding for former President Trump's immigration policies, including allocations for ICE and Border Patrol. This decision comes amidst ongoing debates about immigration enforcement and border security.
A new law will enable authorities to shut down illegal mini-marts for up to 12 months. This change was prompted by a BBC investigation into such establishments.
Rebel forces in Myanmar are reportedly losing ground as the military intensifies its campaign, compelling men into service, according to a BBC report from the frontlines.
The BBC has reported from Israeli-occupied southern Lebanon, documenting destroyed villages in the region. This report highlights the impact of conflict on local communities.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has strongly denied Donald Trump's assertion that she 'begged' him for a photo opportunity at the G7 summit, calling his story fabricated.
The BBC surveyed Sydney residents to gauge their interest in taking the newly announced, longest-ever commercial flight from Sydney to London, which will be a 22-hour non-stop journey.
The Annecy International Animation Film Festival is set to showcase the thriving animation industry, with discussions focusing on original ideas, the role of animation directors, and the impact of AI. Major studios are expected to be present, addressing challenges and opportunities in the sector.
The UK economy has shrunk by six percent as a result of leaving the European Union, according to BBC reports and Bank of England data collected a decade after the Brexit referendum.
BBC Sport investigates the controversial use of hydration break advertisements in football, exploring their implementation in other countries and potential impact on the sport's future.
The BBC has canceled Season 2 of the documentary series 'Ashley Cain: Into The Danger Zone' after allegations surfaced regarding the presenter's historical misogynistic remarks.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a three-year-old boy was seriously injured in a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo. Police believe the man forced the child into the enclosure.
The BBC's Business Daily program investigates which jobs are most likely to be resistant to the increasing rise and impact of artificial intelligence in the workplace.
The BBC has announced plans to cut 550 jobs by 2027 as part of a broader £500 million savings initiative. This move comes as the public broadcaster faces significant financial pressure.
BBC Sport provides an overview of the World Cup's initial phase, analyzing key player statistics and performance metrics after every team has played once, alongside discussing the main talking points from the first week of the tournament.
The BBC proceeded with a second TV series featuring Ashley Cain despite alleged misconduct, with filming in Las Vegas suspended and Cain replaced as presenter after appearing drunk.
The United States and Iran have electronically signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with White House officials confirming its immediate effect. The agreement reportedly addresses the dilution of enriched uranium in Iran, signaling an end to the conflict.
The BBC has announced significant cuts, including the elimination of 550 jobs by March 2027 and up to 2,000 overall, along with the cancellation of various programs. These measures are part of a broader effort to achieve 500 million pounds in savings and navigate the evolving digital landscape.
A BBC compilation examines the Orbán government's 16-year attempt to encourage childbirth through state support, finding only fleeting success as the total fertility rate initially improved but then declined, nearing 2010 levels last year.
A Russian warship reportedly fired warning shots near a British-registered yacht in the English Channel, an incident described as 'scary' by the couple on board. The Russian military confirmed the firing, stating the yacht was approaching dangerously close.
Kylian Mbappé, at 27 years old, has surpassed previous records to become France's all-time leading goal scorer. BBC Sport provides an analysis of his journey to this achievement, detailing how he reached this milestone.
Политички крах Се поставува прашањето како човек кој се претставуваше како политички инсајдер во Вашингтон со огромно влијание може да биде маргинализиран и јавно понижен на овој начин од клучниот…
Following a truce between the US and Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is expected to take weeks to fully reopen for shipping and oil exports, despite claims of immediate resumption. Discussions are also underway for new negotiations between the US and Iran, with the truce's scope and regional implications, including the Israeli occupation of Lebanon, being debated.
A live-action series adaptation of 'Kiki's Delivery Service' is currently in development, with BBC Studios, Wheel In Motion, and Kadokawa collaborating on the project. This marks a new adaptation of the beloved story.
The BBC has introduced an interactive quiz challenging users to identify a World Cup star in as few attempts as possible, with today's player being 'No 9'.
Former President Donald Trump announced that Iran has agreed to never acquire nuclear weapons and that a deal is 'all signed,' though specific details of the agreement remain unclear. This announcement has led to speculation about a potential $300 billion fund for Iran and a toll-free Hormuz Strait.
A senior US official has informed the BBC that Lebanon is not included in the recently announced agreement with Iran, though direct discussions between Israel and Lebanon are ongoing.
Evidence revealed by the BBC indicates that Russia orchestrated arson attacks targeting the UK Prime Minister, directing the plot and stoking tensions with fake far-right and Muslim groups.
The BBC's technology editor discusses significant upcoming changes for young people online, potentially related to social media bans or new regulations.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is underway, featuring various controversies including team complaints about UEFA remarks and travel issues, alongside previews and live stream information for upcoming matches like Sweden vs. Tunisia and Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador.
Ahead of England's World Cup match against Croatia, BBC Sport pundits have selected their preferred starting XIs, inviting public discussion on who should be picked for the Three Lions.
Ahead of England's World Cup match against Croatia, BBC Sport pundits have selected their preferred starting XIs, inviting public discussion on who should be picked for the Three Lions.
Preparations for the 2026 World Cup are underway, with teams like England facing tornado warnings at their base in Kansas City. Early matches saw Qatar secure their first-ever World Cup point against Switzerland, while fans and celebrities like Tom Brady engaged with the tournament.
Caroline Dinenage, head of the Commons media committee, has denied writing an excoriating article accusing the BBC of bias, which remains published under her name on the ConservativeHome website.
The United States Men's National Team secured a dominant victory over Paraguay in their World Cup opening match, with Folarin Balogun scoring a brace. However, the win was overshadowed by an injury scare involving star player Christian Pulisic.
Dan Jarvis has been appointed as the new UK Defence Secretary, replacing John Healey, whose resignation has exposed tensions within the Labour Party leadership. The change comes amidst questions over the party's stance on military strength.
BBC chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet was awarded a prestigious nonfiction prize for her book 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul', which highlights the Taliban's treatment of women.
Fremantle's drama series 'The Uniform' is set to return for a second season, exploring issues within the police force and launching on BBC iPlayer and BBC Four in the U.K.
BBC Sport profiles Bosnian footballer Edin Dzeko, detailing his journey from surviving war to making history for Bosnia-Herzegovina as he approaches the final stage of his career.
Many individuals are struggling with the rising costs of private dentistry due to a shortage of NHS dentists, with some resorting to using university savings for necessary treatments. People are sharing their experiences with the BBC.
As teams like Canada, England, and Croatia prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, guides detailing squads and prospects have been released, alongside the daily match schedule, venues, and predictions from BBC pundits on who will win the tournament.
BBC Radio Merseyside's Giulia Bould has explained the decision to use the same panel for Everton's latest financial breaches ruling as was used for their original 2023 case. The previous ruling resulted in an immediate 10-point deduction, which was later reduced.
A BBC correspondent reports on how Russian media and the public are coping with the war's consequences and economic problems, noting that tourists are fleeing Crimea.
Everton has been ordered to pay Burnley £35 million in compensation following a landmark ruling related to financial breaches of the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR). Everton is expected to challenge this compensation ruling, with the BBC also reporting on the specific amount.
Fourteen years after its airing, a specific line from the BBC's adaptation of Sherlock Holmes is still regarded as one of television's greatest and most impactful quotes.
BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton provides his score predictions for the opening round of group games at the 2026 World Cup, offering insights into potential early shocks and outcomes.
BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton has shared his score predictions for the first round of group games at the 2026 World Cup, offering insights into potential early shocks in the tournament.
Excitement is growing for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with numerous articles offering early predictions, tactical analyses, and previews of teams, players, and potential outcomes. Discussions also cover the new format, venues, and fan experience, including the potential for early morning viewing for some international fans.
A convicted rapist was mistakenly released from a London prison and subsequently fled to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Authorities are now searching for him after his erroneous release.
Presenter Tony Livesey is taking a break from his BBC radio show following allegations made in a Panorama investigation. Livesey had a long working relationship with David Sullivan.
A Somali referee, Omar Artan, was denied entry to the US for the World Cup due to suspected terror ties, sparking criticism from figures like Ian Wright. Artan has since returned home to a hero's welcome, expressing hope to officiate in the next tournament.
The Punjab Bar Council has restricted lawyers from giving media briefings in the Momina Iqbal–MPA Chadhar case. This decision comes as Advocate Ashfaq defended his 'honey trap' remarks against Momina during proceedings for the suspension of his PbBC license.
BBC pundits share their predictions for the 2026 World Cup, including who they believe will win, potential surprise teams, and the performance of England and Scotland.
Rebel forces in Myanmar are reportedly losing ground as the military intensifies its efforts to conscript men into the army, according to a BBC report from frontline positions.
