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US tourists on holiday in Europe so embarrassed by Trump they pretend to be from Canada

American tourists in Paris have reverted to unusual precautions to obscure their nationality due to embarrassment over Donald Trump’s turbulent tariffs policy. The US President’s so-called...

Pink moon: When is the next full pink moon and how to see it in the UK

Stargazers across the globe are to be treated to a stunning celestial spectacle this weekend as the mysterious Pink Moon will light up the sky. The sky will be illuminated with the first full moon of...

Exact date and time Pink Moon will reach its peak in UK this weekend

Spring’s first full moon will be visible to Brits this weekend, also known as the “Pink Moon” - and the exact date and time it should be at its most visible has been revealed. The stunning...

Truth behind Blondie's iconic name and Adolf Hitler's dog

Before hitting it big, Blondie went by another name. But their time as Angel and the Snake in the early '70s before they came to embody punk, new wave, and Debbie Harry's signature look was...

Pro-suicide forum subject of first Ofcom probe, BBC understands

Pro-suicide forum subject of first Ofcom probe, BBC understands34 minutes agoTony Smith and Angus CrawfordBBC News InvestigationsBBCA pro-suicide forum is being investigated by the UK's online...

'Bullying' Sir Philip Green loses human rights court case over 'Me Too scandal'

Retail giant Sir Philip Green suffered a humiliating defeat after judges ruled his human rights were not breached when he was named in Parliament as the holder of an injunction.The former Topshop...

'My dad bought a house on A Place In The Sun - here's what it's really like'

'My dad bought a house on A Place in the Sun here's what happened next (Image: Supplied)When my father announced he was "gonna be on the telly," we all recoiled in horror.He's your typical Brit...

Empty nesters 'not too old' to become foster carers

Empty nesters 'not too old' to become foster carers17 minutes agoMaia DaviesBBC NewsBBCEmpty nesters should not worry they are too old to become foster carers, as those who have made the move tell...

The 2000s Aussie popstar pin-up who hangs out with Nigel Farage and denies climate change

Once the darling of the early 00s, at one moment in time Holly Valance was not only all over your TV screens but also your radio. Now in a bizarre twist no fans saw coming, the former singer has...

Yoko Ono's genuine feelings for The Beatles' Paul McCartney exposed after 'resentment'

An author has shared insights into Yoko Ono's true feelings towards Sir Paul McCartney after a period of "resentment and backbiting". In his 2025 biography 'Yoko', David Sheff delves into the...

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr tease new location for hit BBC show

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr have sent fans into meltdown after teasing a new project together. Mum-of-two Amanda, who has already created Amanda and Alan's Italian Job on the BBC, has hinted at a new...

Trump's tariffs are a longtime goal fulfilled - and his biggest gamble yet

Trump's tariffs are a longtime goal fulfilled - and his biggest gamble yet3 hours agoAnthony ZurcherNorth America correspondent•@awzurcherDonald Trump's politics have shifted considerably over his...

'Poisonous' Sentebale chair accused of 'playing the race card' in Prince Harry row

The chairwoman of Prince Harry's African charity that he recently stepped down from was dubbed "poisonous" and accused of "playing the race card" in order to keep control of the non-profit...

Shock Le Pen verdict rocks French far right

Shock Le Pen verdict rocks French far right11 hours agoHugh SchofieldParis correspondentGetty Images"Incredible." That was the single word uttered under her breath by Marine Le Pen as she stormed out...

80s pop legend announces he’s quit drinking after quietly battling with alcoholism

Madness frontman Suggs – whose real name is Graham McPherson – has announced he’s quit drinking after opening up about his battle with alcoholism. The 64-year-old musician confessed that he’s...

Shock Le Pen verdict rocks French far right

Shock Le Pen verdict rocks French far right16 minutes agoHugh SchofieldParis correspondentReuters"Incredible." That was the single word uttered under her breath by Marine Le Pen as she stormed out...

Record number of illegal sewage spills in Windermere last year

Record number of illegal sewage spills in Windermere last year33 minutes agoJonah FisherBBC environment correspondentReporting fromWindermereBecky DaleBBC VerifyReutersSewage spilled illegally into...

Work checks can cut illegal migration, says Cooper

Work checks can cut illegal migration, says Cooper52 minutes agoPaul SeddonPolitical reporterBBCThe home secretary has said plans for new checks on unauthorised working will help cut levels of...

Met Office says UK storm clusters that left four dead sparked by polar vortex winds

A series of savage storms that ripped through the UK, leaving four dead, homes flooded and a million homes without power, were made more likely by a "polar vortex", scientists have claimed. Storms...

Palestinian Oscar winner held by Israeli soldiers

Palestinian Oscar winner held by Israeli soldiers17 minutes agoSebastian UsherMiddle East correspondentThomas MackintoshBBC NewsGetty ImagesA Palestinian Oscar winner has been detained in the...

Billionaire exodus continues as one of UK’s richest men set to leave due to Rachel Reeves

'Something different in the air' as hushed Rome reckons with Pope's death

'Part of us is still in Gaza': Freed Israeli hostages fight for a new ceasefire

Budget European holiday spot that's 'like the Maldives' boasts crystal clear waters

Meghan Markle makes major announcement that will send royal fans into a frenzy

Diver dies working on tycoon's sunken superyacht

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Search Results for "naming"

US tourists on holiday in Europe so embarrassed by Trump they pretend to be from Canada

Pink moon: When is the next full pink moon and how to see it in the UK

Exact date and time Pink Moon will reach its peak in UK this weekend

Truth behind Blondie's iconic name and Adolf Hitler's dog

Pro-suicide forum subject of first Ofcom probe, BBC understands

'Bullying' Sir Philip Green loses human rights court case over 'Me Too scandal'

'My dad bought a house on A Place In The Sun - here's what it's really like'

Empty nesters 'not too old' to become foster carers

The 2000s Aussie popstar pin-up who hangs out with Nigel Farage and denies climate change

Yoko Ono's genuine feelings for The Beatles' Paul McCartney exposed after 'resentment'

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr tease new location for hit BBC show

Trump's tariffs are a longtime goal fulfilled - and his biggest gamble yet

'Poisonous' Sentebale chair accused of 'playing the race card' in Prince Harry row

Shock Le Pen verdict rocks French far right

80s pop legend announces he’s quit drinking after quietly battling with alcoholism

Shock Le Pen verdict rocks French far right

Record number of illegal sewage spills in Windermere last year

Work checks can cut illegal migration, says Cooper

Met Office says UK storm clusters that left four dead sparked by polar vortex winds

Palestinian Oscar winner held by Israeli soldiers

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