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BBC admits it breached its own accuracy rules as it's forced to issue apology

The BBC breached its editorial guidelines on accuracy by failing to disclose that the narrator of a documentary about Gaza was the son of a Hamas official. An independent review commissioned by the...

'I almost turned back after my partner did an inexcusable thing at the airport'

Many people will find going to an airport to be a stressful situation, as there are so many things that could possibly go wrong between you and getting to your holiday destination.Whether you find...

Nineties heartthrob ended up homeless and smoking crack in a skip after fame

One 90s heartthrob who partied with the likes of Spice Girls, Boyzone and Steps ended up “homeless” and “in a skip smoking crack” after a rapid downfall. Kavana – full name Anthony Kavanagh...

‘I’ve been to the world’s most dangerous country and I think it’s one of the best'

A fearless tourist and travel company operator has dared to explore even the most risky of countries in the name of adventure, including a trip to a nation named the world's most dangerous to visit...

Hegseth unleashes drone war surge amid warning 'what we saw in Russia will play out here'

Pete Hegseth is spearheading a major overhaul of the US military’s drone programme, warning that America’s adversaries have stolen a march in the technology race, reports The Telegraph.The...

Nigel Farage demands £800m refund as Macron rips off UK taxpayers

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage wants Britain to demand a refund from France because Emmanuel Macron’s nation has failed to halt small boat crossings. He said it is “ridiculous” that French naval...

Inside world's most luxurious airport with everything from spa and nap rooms to cinema

Most airports aren’t the comfiest places to hang around while waiting for a flight, but there are some that offer passengers a real taste of luxury. Incheon Airport in Seoul, South Korea, has...

MAPPED: Flash floods and tornado warning issued for Washington DC 'TAKE COVER NOW!'

Forecasters have sounded the alarm for severe storms poised to unleash damaging winds and flash flooding across the Bay, with conditions expected to deteriorate after 7pm and creep towards...

Russia's summer push in Ukraine targets three fronts but faces stern resistance

Russia's summer push in Ukraine targets three fronts but faces stern resistance30 minutes agoAbdujalil AbdurasulovBBC News in KyivBBC Visual Journalism TeamRussian defence ministryWhile Russia's...

Tourists left stunned as popular beach stormed by Spanish Navy

Thousands of onlookers were left stunned after the Spanish Navy stormed a popular beach in Malaga. At 11am on Tuesday, troops undertook a simulated hostage operation on La Malagueta beach in...

Your ultimate guide to the National Trust's Summer of Play

Can-do attitude at Benthall Hall, Shrops, for the National Trust's Summer of Play (Image: National Trust / James Dobson)Bringing a family festival atmosphere to 175 National Trust sites across...

Bear kills motorcyclist in Romanian mountains

Bear kills motorcyclist in Romanian mountains4 days agoMircea BarbuBBC NewsReporting fromBucharestSalvamont ArgeșA man has died after he was attacked by a bear in one of Romania's most scenic...

Poland sends 5,000 soldiers to German border to block failed aslylum seekers

Poland will send 5,000 soldiers to its border with Germany in a dramatic move aimed at halting the return of failed asylum seekers — a decision that risks escalating already fraught tensions...

'I've been to all 195 countries on Earth and my favourite is very close to home'

A globe-trotting man who's visited every country on Earth has revealed that his favourite nation of all is rather close to home. Nicolás Pasquali, who considers himself the "first Argentine to visit...

River Seine reopens to swimmers in Paris after century-long ban

River Seine reopens to swimmers in Paris after century-long ban24 minutes agoThomas MackintoshBBC NewsReutersThe River Seine in Paris has reopened publicly to swimmers for the first time since 1923...