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BBC is a major news outlet based in the United Kingdom, covering a wide range of topics including sports, politics, crime, and current events. Its recent headlines include updates on Olympic sports, political statements, and crime reports.
- Top beat: Sports
- Tracked since 2026
- 3 United Kingdom peers
Latest stories
- New CCTV footage contradicts prison death evidenceNew CCTV footage contradicts prison officials' account of Allan Marshall's restraint, showing him calm and clean, leading to questions about the use of force and investigation.
- Marauding red deer causing chaos in a Highland villageRed deer in a Highland village are causing chaos with road accidents and ticks, prompting calls for more culling and measures to reduce their numbers.
- Why is the King opening the Scottish Parliament during summer recess?King Charles and Queen Camilla will open the Scottish Parliament's 7th session on Saturday, a tradition during the summer recess despite confusion among new MSPs.
- Will our peaceful rural life be destroyed by a huge AI data centre?Plans for large AI data centres in Scotland face community concerns but could create jobs and retrain workers from a closed power plant.
- Plata's 'touch of gold' gives Ecuador lead against GermanyGonzalo Plata scored to give Ecuador a 2-1 lead over Germany in their FIFA World Cup Group E match.
- 'Brilliant finish' - Pepe gets his second as Ivory Coast double their leadNicolas Pepe scores his second goal of the game as Ivory Coast doubles their lead against Curacao with a 2-0 advantage.
- Man City agree record fee with Forest for AndersonManchester City have agreed a record £130m deal with Nottingham Forest to sign midfielder Elliot Anderson, who is set to have a medical before completing the transfer. Forest are also looking to sign two midfielders this summer.
- Home Office plan to use more military bases to house asylum seekersThe UK Home Office is planning to use three additional military sites to accommodate asylum seekers, reducing reliance on hotels, as part of broader immigration reforms and amid political and public debate over the approach.
- Injury-hit Warrington dig deep to beat CatalansWarrington won against Catalans despite injuries, with key contributions from Ewan Irwin and Matty Ashton.
- Scottish government rejects £2bn hospital replacement plansThe Scottish government rejected a £2bn plan to replace Monklands Hospital, citing poor value for money and high costs, leading to a call for redesigned proposals. The decision has been criticized as disappointing by local officials.
- Germany goal should have been ruled out for 'endangering opponent'Germany goal should have been ruled out for 'endangering opponent'
- I'm overwhelmed now - so how do I plan for motherhood when I've got ADHD?Hayley Pearce, a pregnant woman with ADHD, is seeking strategies to manage motherhood and reduce postnatal depression risks, drawing on advice from others with similar experiences.
- Sooryavanshi, 15, has 'natural abilities' to shineIndia's batting coach believes 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has the mental strength to succeed in international cricket if selected, potentially breaking the record for youngest player.
- South Africa beat Netherlands as Brits hits superb centurySouth Africa defeated the Netherlands by 88 runs in the Women's T20 World Cup, with Tazmin Brits scoring a century.
- James and Rice miss training in preparation for PanamaReece James and Declan Rice missed training for England's World Cup group stage match against Panama due to injuries, affecting their availability for the game.