18 июня 2025 года
BBC News (UK)
The Internet Watch Foundation says it is becoming more difficult to tell genuine abuse from fake.
Almost 50 new families contact the BBC with concerns about inadequate care at maternity units in Leeds.
Mae angen mwy o gydweithio i ddod i'r afael â phroblem siopau gwag Cymru, yn ôl arbenigwr eiddo blaenllaw.
Police say they had first-hand accounts from the two survivors which were corroborated by others.
Russia's Sergei Shoigu said Pyongyang would send 5,000 builders to its war-torn Kursk region.
Stormchasers captured footage of the major twister swirling near Dickens, Nebraska.
Climate change will benefit basking sharks in the UK but creatures like the longest living animal may struggle.
This year's summit in Canada did not go as planned, but leaders of the world's wealthiest nations still secured some wins.
Nearly $100m worth of gold, gems, and luxury watches were stolen from a truck transporting the jewellery.
A bill to enact cuts – part of a package aimed at saving £5bn by 2030 – arrives in Parliament on Wednesday.
With heatwaves likely to increase in some popular travel destinations around Europe, what does that mean for the future of the traditional summer beach holiday?
The conflict has pitted the isolationist and hawkish wings of the president's party against one another.
In a place that prides itself on politeness and respect, people are reeling after the targeted assassination of a popular politician.
Wednesday's UK newspapers are once again dominated by the spiralling conflict in the Middle East.
A British police force apologises over a fatal crash after which an American diplomat fled the country.
The app was supposed to be banned in the US after its Chinese owner refused to sell it by a January deadline.
Investigators now sift wreckage and decode black boxes to learn what caused last week's Boeing 787 crash.
The BBC understands the government will confirm the delay on Wednesday when a review of the project is published.
Alessia Russo and some of her England team-mates will not use social media during Euro 2025 because online abuse can be "really damaging."
The retailer says the offer is to thank members but a retail analyst says the bar is high to redeem it.
The New York law requires social media companies to disclose how they monitor hate speech, extremism, and other contentious content.
The tennis icon tells the BBC she doesn't think a Trump-led government would let her in.
Food accounts for 23% of basic spending, which includes housing, clothes, health, transport and education, NI Consumer Council finds.
Former Liverpool striker Dean Saunders with a story that has to be heard to be believed
The longer Israel's military operation goes on, the greater the realisation that Russia has much to lose.