BBC News
NHS trust fined £1.6m over failings in baby deaths
The fine over the deaths of Adele O'Sullivan, Kahlani Rawson and Quinn Parker is the largest for an NHS trust in maternity care.
Judge-led inquiry into Nottingham attacks announced
Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar, both 19, and Ian Coates, 65, were killed in June 2023.
US inflation unexpectedly increases
US inflation increased by more than expected last month, pushing up the cost of living for Americans.
Up to 140,000 blood scandal relatives may claim compensation
Thousands of partners, parents, children and siblings of victims may be in line for payments.
Up to 140,000 blood scandal relatives may claim compensation
Thousands of partners, parents, children and siblings of victims may be in line for payments.
Sergeant who 'pinned down' soldier plans to leave Army, inquest hears
Gunner Jaysley Beck's assault was incorrectly categorised as a minor sanction.
Senior Ukraine security figure exposed as Russian 'rat'
Intelligence chief Vasyl Malyuk was seen personally arresting the suspect, named by media as Dmytro Kozyura.
Senior Ukraine security figure exposed as Russian 'rat'
Intelligence chief Vasyl Malyuk was seen personally arresting the suspect, named by media as Dmytro Kozyura.
US defence chief says return to Ukraine's 2014 borders 'unrealistic'
In a stark warning to Kyiv, the US defence secretary also says he does not envision Ukraine joining Nato.
England lose to India again to suffer 3-0 clean sweep
England's miserable tour of India ends with another heavy defeat as they suffer a 3-0 one-day international series loss.
England lose to India again to suffer 3-0 clean sweep
England's miserable tour of India ends with another heavy defeat as they suffer a 3-0 one-day international series loss.
How I exposed MI5's lie about its violent abusive agent
The Security Service gambled BBC correspondent Daniel De Simone had no evidence. A note, an email and a recording proved it wrong.
How I exposed MI5's lie about its violent abusive agent
The Security Service gambled BBC correspondent Daniel De Simone had no evidence. A note, an email and a recording proved it wrong.
How I exposed MI5's lie about its violent abusive agent
The Security Service gambled BBC correspondent Daniel De Simone had no evidence. A note, an email and a recording proved it wrong.
MI5 lied to courts to protect neo-Nazi spy after BBC revealed violent abuse
In an unprecedented admission, the Security Service apologises for “inaccurate” evidence.
MI5 lied to courts to protect neo-Nazi spy after BBC revealed violent abuse
In an unprecedented admission, the Security Service apologises for “inaccurate” evidence.
Killer of MP David Amess left Prevent too quickly, review says
The programme's handling of Sir David Amess's killer was “sub-optimal”, a review says.
NHS trust fined £1.6m over failings in baby deaths
Adele O'Sullivan, Kahlani Rawson and Quinn Parker died shortly after they were born in 2021.
Egypt to present 'vision' to rebuild Gaza without displacement
The Arab state is seeking an alternative to Donald Trump's plan to relocate some two million Palestinians.
Egypt to present 'vision' to rebuild Gaza without displacement
The Arab state is seeking an alternative to Donald Trump's plan to relocate some two million Palestinians.