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White British people could be a minority in the UK within three decades, ministers warned

White British people could be a minority in the UK within three decades, a campaigner has warned.Lord Green of Deddington warned public services could be overwhelmed if net migration continues to...

Expert: One simple driving manoeuvre you do everyday is Britain's most dangerous

Turning right has been revealed as the most hazardous manoeuvre on Britain’s roads, with tens of thousands of vehicles involved in collisions while attempting it, new data shows.Between 2019 and...

Nigel Farage warns Britain ‘in peril’ after over 1,000 migrants cross Channel in one day

Nigel Farage has declared that “our country is in peril” after more than 1,000 migrants crossed the English Channel in a record-breaking day for illegal arrivals. Saturday’s warm weather led to...

Silent acts of resistance and fear under Russian occupation in Ukraine

Silent acts of resistance and fear under Russian occupation in Ukraine42 minutes agoOlga MalchevskaBBC NewsBBCA fifth of Ukrainian territory is now under Russian control, and for Ukrainians living...

Channel migrant crossings hit 2025 high as more than 1,000 arrive in one day

More than 1,000 migrants crossed the Channel in small boats on Saturday – the highest daily total so far this year – forcing British and French rescue services to deploy 11 vessels and two...

Former aide of Georgia's most powerful man claims he was abducted abroad

Former aide of Georgia's most powerful man claims he was abducted abroad1 day agoRayhan DemytrieBBC South Caucasus correspondentGeorgian State Security ServiceA former confidant of Georgia's most...

Former aide of Georgia's most powerful man claims he was abducted abroad

Former aide of Georgia's most powerful man claims he was abducted abroad46 minutes agoRayhan DemytrieBBC South Caucasus correspondentGeorgian State Security ServiceA former confidant of Georgia's...

Benidorm tourists told 'do not do this' as 'big no-no' can result in huge £167 fine

Tourists heading to Spain this summer have been urged to familiarise themselves with traffic laws because it has been revealed that it's not only drivers who can be slapped with hefty fines for not...

King exercises discretion in Canadian speech after country's row with Trump

King's Canadian speech doesn't mention you-know-who7 hours agoSean CoughlanRoyal correspondentReporting fromOttawaKing Charles was given a heartfelt standing ovation in Canada's Parliament in Ottawa...

'We didn't see it as treason': The Russian couple who became informants for Ukraine

'We didn't see it as treason': The Russian couple who became informants for Ukraine2 days agoIlya Barabanov and Anastasia LotarevaBBC News RussianBBCIt was shortly after Moscow annexed Crimea from...

What video footage tells us about how Liverpool crash unfolded

How Liverpool FC parade incident unfoldedBBC Verify has examined videos of the incident in which a car drove into a crowd during Liverpool FC's Premier League victory parade on Monday evening.Dozens...

'Stay away, loser!' Emmanuel Macron's wife Brigitte's shock outburst after savage slapping

Emmanuel Macron’s wife Brigitte launched a scathing four-word attack at the French President seconds after she appeared to slap him, a lipreader has suggested. The shocking clip, which surfaced...

'I visited Britain's most expensive seaside town - one thing must really annoy residents'

A tiny picturesque neighbourhood where homes can fetch around £1 million has been named Britain’s most expensive seaside location - but one thing there “really annoys” residents. Sandbanks in...

'We didn't see it as treason': The Russian couple who became informants for Ukraine

'We didn't see it as treason': The Russian couple who became informants for Ukraine2 hours agoIlya Barabanov and Anastasia LotarevaBBC News RussianBBCIt was shortly after Moscow annexed Crimea from...

What will 'reset' deal mean for UK economic growth?

What will 'reset' deal mean for UK economic growth? 1 hour agoDharshini DavidDeputy economics editor, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThere was much fanfare - and then lunch on the Thames - to mark the "reset"...