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Saints avoid becoming Premier League's worst ever side and troll Derby with comic apology

Getty ImagesTom RostanceBBC Sport journalist10 May 2025, 19:43 BST461 CommentsUpdated 3 hours agoSouthampton fans have had precious few moments to be happy about this season as they slumped to a...

Rachel Reeves torn apart - she's 'about to make Angela Rayner look a total failure'

An expert has urged Rachel Reeves to rethink the impact of her policies as he fears Angela Rayner's target of seeing 1.5million new homes built will not be met as a result. Steven Mulholland, CEO of...

Inside BBC Horrible Science star Big Manny's life including Prince William friendship

Social media sensation Big Manny is taking his talents to the small screen in the BBC's newest series, courtesy of the team behind the hit show Horrible Histories.Horrible Science made its debut on...

How will Pope Leo lead? His first days may yield clues

How will Pope Leo lead? His first days may yield clues2 hours agoLaura GozziBBC NewsReporting fromVatican CityEPANot long after greeting crowds from the balcony overlooking St Peter's Square on...

Brits told to ‘make changes at home’ as ‘drier than Marrakesh’ weather sparks drought fear

Britons have been told to make "changes" in their homes following the one of the driest Springs for decades.The Goverment's national drought group met on Thursday, with ministers, Environment Agency...

Devastating Sycamore Gap tree felling must start one vital conversation in Britain

“Just a tree”. That’s how the two found guilty of chopping down the iconic Sycamore Gap tree described the response to their actions. To many, myself included, the Sycamore Gap is so much more...

Jet2 boss warns British tourists having doubts over Spain holidays with chilling question

A British travel boss has warned UK tourists are having doubts over holidaying in Spain as they fear for their safety. CEO of airline Jet2, Steve Heapy, said there was a growing "perception" among...

New £100m seaside hub aims to lure civil servants back to the office

A minister opened the government's new £100m eco-office in Blackpool saying he hopes civil servants will head to the seaside to use it - and work less from home. More than 3,000 staff members for...

Mad Ed Miliband's Net Zero vision just collided with perfect-storm reality

Ed Miliband’s vision for a green-powered Britain has just been hit by a perfect storm – and it’s not just the North Sea gales causing chaos. The shock cancellation of the Hornsea 4 offshore...

Hormone-treated beef will not enter UK after US deal, says government

Hormone-treated beef will not enter UK after US deal, says government25 minutes agoLucy HookerBusiness reporterGetty ImagesThe government has insisted that American hormone-treated meat will not...

The first drone war opens a new chapter in India-Pakistan conflict

The first drone war opens a new chapter in India-Pakistan conflict5 hours agoSoutik BiswasIndia correspondent•@soutikBBCNurPhoto via Getty ImagesThe world's first drone war between nuclear-armed...

Labour-run council slammed after introducing second home tax - on 33 homeowners

A Labour-run council has been criticised after introducing a second-home council tax on 33 homeowners. Critics said Rochdale council undertook a "cash grabbing" move, given that properties account...

UK's wave of sanctions targets Russian ships raining on Putin's military parade

Sir Keir Starmer's office announced massive sanctions on 100 oil tankers in an effort to target Vladimir Putin's "shadow fleet" used to transport the crucial Russian export. The ships, used to...

UK confirms largest ever sanctions targeting Russia’s $24 billion oil ship fleet

Russia’s secretive fleet of oil tankers is to be hit with the largest ever sanctions package today, as the UK ramps up pressure on Vladimir Putin. The new action will be announced by Keir Starmer...

Moon dust 'rarer than gold' arrives in UK from China

Moon dust 'rarer than gold' arrives in UK from China10 minutes agoGeorgina RannardClimate and science reporterKate Stephens and Tony JolliffeBBC climate and science teamTony Jolliffe/BBC NewsThe...