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Starmer confirms talks with Labour rebels over welfare cuts concessions

Starmer confirms talks over welfare cuts climbdown11 minutes agoJennifer McKiernanPolitical reporter, BBC News•@_JennyMcKiernanHenry ZeffmanChief Political CorrespondentGetty ImagesSir Keir Starmer...

‘I visited all 193 countries and my favourite was so good I moved there'

A man who's visited every country in the world has revealed that picking his favourite was "easy" as it's the "only one" that led him to quit his job and move there. Ramblin' Randy, a San Diego man...

Keir Starmer set to make humiliating U-turn as Labour rebels crush plan

But it remains to be seen whether this will be enough to stop the rebellion after the number of Labour MPs signing an amendment opposing the cuts rose again, with 126 now signed up.This is enough to...

My wife and daughters left behind a legacy of love, John Hunt tells BBC

My wife and daughters left behind a legacy of love, John Hunt tells BBC30 minutes agoAshitha NageshBBC News•@ashnageshVictoria DerbyshireBBC Newsnight•@vicderbyshireBBCBBC racing commentator John...

Royal Family LIVE: Prince Harry's latest move that will 'cause massive headache' for Firm

Prince Harry's latest move has left King Charles and Prince William in a tight spot - where they run the risk of looking "petty" unless they accept his request for reconciliation, a royal expert and...

Channel crossings a ‘national security crisis' fuelled by Putin to 'destabilise Britain'

Vladimir Putin is fuelling illegal migration into Britain by supplying fake documents, transport and even military escorts to people smugglers, it has been claimed.More than 18,000 people have...

Sunbed addict, 21, given just one year to live after using the machines five times a week

A former sunbed enthusiast who was given a mere year to live after being diagnosed with cancer has issued a stark warning about the dangers of skin cancer, stressing it's not just about "a mole being...

This healthy young woman tragically died after taking a contraceptive used by millions

A young British woman tragically died from a fatal lung clot triggered by her contraceptive pill after being misdiagnosed with a virus by hospital staff, a coroner has found.Chloe Alicia Ellis, 29,...

The UK seaside town that's like 'going back 50 years' and locals love it

A pretty seaside town is like ‘going back 50 years’, according to locals. Llandudno is a coastal resort in north Wales, overlooking the Irish Sea.The seafront is the centre of the town, with a...

A political storm is brewing over welfare cuts - can Starmer ride it out?

Why Starmer faces a political storm over welfare reforms1 hour agoIain Watson, Henry Zeffman and Harry FarleyPolitical correspondentsReutersAngela Rayner has declared that the government will go...

German court lifts ban on far-right magazine

German court lifts ban on far-right magazine1 day agoDamien McGuinnessBBC News BerlinGetty ImagesA court in Leipzig has lifted a ban imposed by the German government on the influential far-right...

Deadly airbag fault sees 2.5m cars recalled in France

Deadly airbag fault sees 2.5m cars recalled in France2 hours agoHugh SchofieldBBC NewsReporting fromParisGetty ImagesFrance has ordered the recall of 2.5 million cars equipped with defective airbags...

Five takeaways from Nato's big summit on hiking defence spending

Five takeaways from Nato's big summit on hiking defence spending27 minutes agoLaura Gozzi & Paul KirbyBBC NewsNICOLAS TUCAT/AFPFor the Netherlands this was the biggest security operation in its...

Five takeaways from Nato's big summit on hiking defence spending

Five takeaways from Nato's big summit on hiking defence spending27 minutes agoLaura Gozzi & Paul KirbyBBC NewsNICOLAS TUCAT/AFPFor the Netherlands this was the biggest security operation in its...

'Skinny jab' weight-loss drugs have worrying effect on UK supermarkets

Weight-loss drugs look poised to have a worrying effect on UK supermarkets as total grocery sales volumes fall. Market research firm Kantar has suggested the use of so-called "skinny jabs" may partly...