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BBC correspondent explains the role of fuel switches

BBC correspondent explains the role of fuel switchesThe preliminary report into the Air India crash in June has found that both fuel control switches, which are used to turn the engines off, were...

New Archbishop must focus on Church and England – it's literally the job description

It’s the job nobody wants, despite a whacking great salary, a vast amount power in the land, incredible digs and a very stylish wardrobe to boot. Yes, it’s the Archbishop of Canterbury gig - the...

7 incredible free places to visit in Paris

Paris boasts numerous parks and gardens, offering peaceful escapes within the bustling city. (Image: Getty)Paris attracts a multitude of tourists due to its iconic landmarks, rich history, vibrant...

Acropolis closes as heatwave grips Greece

Acropolis closes as heatwave grips Greece60 minutes agoMaia DaviesBBC NewsReutersThe Acropolis is closing temporarily on Tuesday as soaring temperatures continue to grip Greece.The popular site in...

Watch: BBC correspondent at crash scene as rescuers work among wreckage

BBC correspondent reports from scene of Air India crashBBC Correspondent Roxy Gagdekar reports from the scene of a plane crash in Ahmedabad, India.The London bound flight was reported to have been...

Firefighters douse flames among wreckage at crash site

Firefighters douse flames as rescue operations get under wayFootage shows firefighters dousing flames after an Air India plane crashed shortly after take-off in Ahmedabad, western India.The flight,...

Chaos in Ireland as tourists spark massive row over common issue at Giant's Causeway

A popular tourist ritual at Giant’s Causeway is causing huge damage to the World Heritage Site. Coins wedged into the cracks of the basalt rock columns by tourists will cost the National Trust more...

Vladimir Putin's troops swap tanks for motorcycles in huge strategy change

In an unorthodox turn of tactics amid their conflict with Ukraine, Russia has reverted to 'back to basics' as its soldiers at the front lines have abandoned armoured tanks for the swifter option of...

Putin hosts Victory Day parade with tight security and a short ceasefire

Putin hosts Victory Day parade with tight security and a short ceasefireJust nowJessica Rawnsley & Joel GunterBBC NewsReutersVladimir Putin is leading Russia's Victory Day commemorations with a...

Putin hosts Victory Day parade with tight security and a short ceasefire

Putin hosts Victory Day parade with tight security and a short ceasefireJust nowJessica Rawnsley & Joel GunterBBC NewsReutersVladimir Putin is leading Russia's Victory Day commemorations with a...

Conclave: How Vatican keeps its papal vote secret

Conclave: How Vatican keeps its papal vote secret2 days agoSarah RainsfordEurope CorrespondentReporting fromRomeGetty ImagesThis must be the most secretive election in the world.When 133 Catholic...

Conclave: How Vatican keeps its papal vote secret

Conclave: How Vatican keeps its papal vote secret19 hours agoSarah RainsfordEurope CorrespondentReporting fromRomeGetty ImagesThis must be the most secretive election in the world.When 133 Catholic...

Walkie talkies and total lockdown: How the conclave stays the world's most secretive vote

Conclave: How Vatican keeps its papal vote secret14 hours agoSarah RainsfordEurope CorrespondentReporting fromRomeGetty ImagesThis must be the most secretive election in the world.When 133 Catholic...

Four ways the film Conclave sheds light on the secretive way popes are chosen

Four ways the film Conclave sheds light on the secretive way popes are chosen7 hours agoJemma CrewBBC NewsAlamyThe 2024 film Conclave - a box office hit and Oscar winner - tells the story of a papal...

Shocking gamble Nazi forces took in WW2 to attack France, Belgium and Luxenbourg

The shattered city of Rotterdam In The Netherlands in May 1940 after the Luftwaffe bombing campaign (Image: Gamma-Keystone via Getty)For months, British soldiers dug trenches, drank tea, trained...

Expert: Iran 'could have built a nuclear bomb within a week' and 'targeted New York or DC'

I lived in one of the UK's 'worst' seaside towns - tourists should know 1 thing

Drug dealer murdered by siblings on day he tried to turn his life around

Ed Miliband is tearing Labour apart AGAIN - and Nigel Farage is loving it

Hungary Pride to go ahead, defying Orban threat of 'legal consequences'

'I flipped out, I said no way!' - Chicago celebrates hometown Pope

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Search Results for "columns"

BBC correspondent explains the role of fuel switches

New Archbishop must focus on Church and England – it's literally the job description

7 incredible free places to visit in Paris

Acropolis closes as heatwave grips Greece

Watch: BBC correspondent at crash scene as rescuers work among wreckage

Firefighters douse flames among wreckage at crash site

Chaos in Ireland as tourists spark massive row over common issue at Giant's Causeway

Vladimir Putin's troops swap tanks for motorcycles in huge strategy change

Putin hosts Victory Day parade with tight security and a short ceasefire

Putin hosts Victory Day parade with tight security and a short ceasefire

Conclave: How Vatican keeps its papal vote secret

Conclave: How Vatican keeps its papal vote secret

Walkie talkies and total lockdown: How the conclave stays the world's most secretive vote

Four ways the film Conclave sheds light on the secretive way popes are chosen

Shocking gamble Nazi forces took in WW2 to attack France, Belgium and Luxenbourg

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