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Government struggles to cut foreign aid spent on asylum hotels

Government struggles to cut foreign aid spent on asylum hotels5 hours agoJames LandaleDiplomatic correspondent•@BBCJLandalePA MediaThe government is struggling to cut the amount of foreign aid it...

Popular budget airline for Brits sees profits plunge as one in five planes grounded

A popular budget airliner used by millions of Brits for their holidays has seen its shares nosedive after admitting that 20 per cent of all their planes were currently grounded due to engine...

'Slump' as Wizz Air forced to ground dozens of planes

Wizz Air has been hit hard with its annual profits tumbling as it wrestled with engine troubles that left a significant portion of its fleet out of action.Despite these headwinds, the Hungarian...

'Slump' as Wizz Air forced to ground dozens of planes

Labour is cosying up to China after years of rollercoaster relations

Labour is cosying up to China after years of rollercoaster relations6 hours agoAnkur ShahEditor, BBC Global China UnitBBCThe sprawling city of Chongqing in southwestern China is an incredible sight....

Tourists heading to Spain 'sent message' with new rules

Spain's government launched a significant offensive against Airbnb last month, keen to show that the nation's economy and housing market are not up for grabs, a government minister has said,...

BBC boss offers major update on 'reform' of TV licence fee

BBC director-general Tim Davie has said he supports "reform" in the way the corporation is funded. The Government is set to launch the review of the BBC's Charter, looking at how it should be funded,...

School leavers party for weeks on midnight buses, and Norway says it's gone too far

School leavers party for weeks on midnight buses, and Norway says it's gone too far1 day agoAlex MaxiaBBC News, OsloShutterstockAfter 13 years of school, Selma Jenvin-Steinsvag and her classmate...

School leavers party for weeks on midnight buses, and Norway says it's gone too far

School leavers party for weeks on midnight buses, and Norway says it's gone too farJust nowAlex MaxiaBBC News, OsloShutterstockAfter 13 years of school, Selma Jenvin-Steinsvag and her classmate Aksel...

Wes Streeting was stupidly naïve – greedy junior doctors could bankrupt NHS

And so they’re back – those greedy junior doctors who went on strike 11 times last year resulting in 1.5million cancelled appointments – yet still they’re peddling the lie that the strikes...

New Foreign Office warning for popular European destination as Brits risk breaking the law

The Foreign Office has issued a new warning to Brits planning to travel to a popular European destination as they could unknowingly break the law. Failing to adhere to these rules could result in a...

Nationwide says 'relaxing' rule 'could help 10,000 more people'

Nationwide is advocating for an easing of mortgage affordability regulations to give approximately 10,000 more aspiring first-time buyers a chance, as the building society marked its strongest month...

Russia economy meltdown as top firm 'loses £290m' and rail shipments plummet

Russia's biggest shipping company has posted a massive loss running into millions of pounds for the first quarter of 2025, as the country's economic crisis gathers pace. Businesses across the country...

South Western becomes first rail company renationalised by Labour

South Western first rail firm renationalised by Labour3 hours agoSean Dilley & Molly StazickerTransport correspondent & transport producerAdam DurbinBBC NewsPASouth Western Railway (SWR) has...

Primark makes big change at all 187 stores at the till and says 'it's live now'

Primark has rolled out its click and collect service to all 187 stores across Great Britain, completing its expansion strategy that started with a test in 25 locations.The high street fashion giant...