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Are there more autistic people now?

Are there more autistic people now?12 hours agoSimon Maybin & Michael BlastlandThe Autism Curve, Radio 4Venessa Swaby/Luke Nugent (Luke Nugent Studios)You might have seen the social media videos:...

Labour and Tories digest Reform UK election surge

Labour and Tories digest Reform UK election surge3 hours agoSuzanne LeighBBC News UKReutersThe Labour and Conservative parties are digesting the results of England's local and Mayoral elections after...

Royal Mail issues update after 'sneaky' new 30p charge leaves customers outraged

Taking effect from May 1, Royal Mail has reintroduced its fee to collect parcels from home. In an announcement that left customers furious, the company said the previously free collection had been...

Spain scuppers Britain's £1bn broadband set to become a rival to BT

A huge broadband deal was set to be delivered across the UK with the aim of offering an alternative to BT. However, NetCo, a £1 billion scheme, has been stopped after Spain’s prime minister Pedro...

Panic in Ukraine as second largest city on fire after Putin's overnight attack

Kharkiv came under a massive Russian drone attack late on Friday night, as Putin's army continues its bombardment of Ukraine's second largest city. Fires broke out throughout the city, with initial...

UK high street shops exposed for 'helping people smugglers avoid cops'

Shops on Britain's high streets have been accused of helping people smugglers assists migrants crossing the Channel. A money transfer shop was found to be working with a global smuggling ring to...

What is the Eta Aquarid meteor shower and when can you see it in Britain?

This May Bank Holiday is set to be extra special as Brits will be able to see the Eta Aquarid meteor shower dazzle through the night sky. Up to 30 to 40 meteors per hour are expected to fly across...

Are there more autistic people now?

Are there more autistic people now?6 hours agoSimon Maybin & Michael BlastlandThe Autism Curve, Radio 4Venessa Swaby/Luke Nugent (Luke Nugent Studios)You might have seen the social media videos:...

Fear and loathing over van dwellers on Bristol's leafy streets

Fear and loathing over van dwellers on Bristol's leafy streets12 minutes agoDan JohnsonBBC NewsReporting fromBristol"I'm standing up for my rights," bellows Danny, a balding man with a grey beard who...

Feral masked teen gang batter shop worker to steal vapes and fizzy juice

The brave worker was forced to take action and attempted to fend off the attackers in a valiant effort (Image: undefined)This is the shocking moment a feral gang of balaclava-clad teens battered a...

Watch: Key moments from the local elections so far... in 100 seconds

Watch: Key moments from the local elections so far... in 100 secondsFrom a recount in Runcorn to a change of council control in Staffordshire, see what's been happening so far in the local...

Four types of 'common' pills linked to dementia including antihistamine meds

Certain medications have been linked to an increased risk of dementia (Image: Getty )A health expert has said that four types of tablets, some commonly used to treat everyday illnesses and...

'Worried' Labour threw everything at Runcorn by-election – but still lost

A desperate Labour Party had “thrown the kitchen sink” at the by-election in Runcorn by-election in a bid to prevent Nigel Farage’s party winning – but it turned out to be in vain.As millions...

Compensation for prison bunk bed injuries cost British taxpayers astonishing £4.5m

Cash-strapped Ministry of Justice chiefs have paid out more than £20 million in compensation claims made by prisoners across the UK over the past five years, a shock investigation has revealed. New...

Russian economy meltdown as 'depositor panic' risks 'run on the banks' in Moscow

Russia's turbulent economy has raised the risk of a run on its banks with depositors rushing to withdraw cash, according to a report. The Centre for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting...