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NHS hospitals in England to trial watercress-infused foods for patient wellbeing

Wwatercress is often looked upon as just a food garnish with little other purpose – but it could be the key to the NHS meeting its net-zero targets. The peppery aquatic plant is to be added to food...

25 blatant Keir Starmer lies to make your blood boil – how is this man still PM?

Last December, I warned Starmer had lifted lying to a new level, and he wasn’t going to stop. Well, he hasn’t. This week, the truth emerged about the shabby Chagos Islands handover.Starmer said...

British Airways stewardess sacked for being too scared to fly WINS discrimination case

A BA flight attendant for almost 40 years has successfully won her unfair dismissal case (Image: Getty)A British Airways flight attendant who had graced the skies for almost 40 years, has...

Hamas has already won crucial part of Israel war – and the West is oblivious

In any war, the first casualty is truth. But in Gaza, truth wasn’t just felled by the fog of war—it was methodically suffocated by a terror regime that understood the power of images and the...

How Europe is vying for rare earth independence from China

How Europe is vying for rare earth independence from China9 hours agoJonathan JosephsBusiness Reporter, BBC News•jonathanjosephsReporting fromLa Rochelle, western FranceBBCFor almost 80 years rare...

Expert reveals Princess Kate’s signature style is back: Get the look in 3 steps

The Princess of Wales's taste stretches far beyond fashion and now is popular in homes (Image: Getty)Princess Kate has long been a defining force in fashion and is now seeing her influence extend...

Kill Russians, win points: Is Ukraine's new drone scheme gamifying war?

Kill Russians, win points: Is Ukraine's new drone scheme gamifying war? 3 hours agoPaul AdamsDiplomatic correspondent in KyivBBC/Xavier VanpevenaegeThe images come in every day. Thousands of them.Men...

First responders recall 'sinister' moment during July 7 bombings

A police officer has spoken of the "pinch in the stomach" she felt as the full severity of the July 7 terrorist bombings dawned on her, 20 years after the devastating attacks.Superintendent Anna...

Keir Starmer signs UK up to new high-tax UN manifesto

Sir Keir Starmer has signed Britain up to a new United Nations agreement which will include higher taxes on the wealthy. The move could risk frustrating the White House, with Donald Trump pulling the...

Co-op announces major change as popular products set to be axed

The Co-op has said it will stop sourcing products from Israel and other countries it deems a "concern". The 181-year-old company announced it was no longer selling carrots from Israel as part of a...

Mounjaro: NHS rolls out weight loss jabs to 220k patients in England

The mass rollout of weight loss jabs on the NHS in England started on Monday, with GPs now allowed to prescribe the drugs for the first time. Around 220,000 people with “greatest need” are...

Families urged to 'take action' in gardens if they see blackbirds

UK households are being urged to take immediate action in their gardens as the lethal mosquito-borne Usutu virus threatens to decimate blackbird populations across the country. Ecologists are...

UK's most iconic festival at risk as organisers warn government must step in to save it

The future of one of Britain’s most iconic festivals is hanging in the balance, with organisers warning that Notting Hill Carnival could be cancelled unless the Government provides urgent...

Seventeen police officers injured during second night of Ballymena violence

Seventeen police officers injured during second night of Ballymena violence13 minutes agoLyndsey Telford & Faye KiddBBC News NILinzi LimaReporting fromBallymena, Northern Ireland Protesters...