Europe's largest defence contractor, BAE Systems, reports record underlying earnings of £3.32 billion for 2025, a 12% increase, driven by heightened global security challenges and surging defence budgets worldwide.
Vice President JD Vance dismissed a Fox News poll showing Democrats ahead in the 2026 midterms, calling it the 'worst' polling. He defended Trump's economic record and blamed sanctuary cities for immigration chaos.
Sarah Michelle Gellar and Chrissy Teigen dazzled at the Star Search live finale, where magician TJ Salta claimed the $500,000 prize. The Netflix reboot featured a new voting system and nostalgic nods.
The head of the RAF has acknowledged Britain's air force would struggle in sub-zero Arctic temperatures, citing decades of focus on Middle East conflicts. This comes as the UK shifts focus to the High North amid geopolitical tensions.
Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens insists plans to equalise minimum wage for young workers remain unchanged, despite rising youth unemployment figures and reports of a potential government U-turn.
New research reveals Amsterdam as the simplest European city for Brits to move to, with Berlin and Frankfurt following. UK emigration surged over 6% in 2025.
Daniel Radcliffe has called on Harry Potter fans and media to stop asking the new TV series stars about him, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, urging support for the fresh adaptation.
Air Force One jets are undergoing a repaint in a red, white, blue, and gold design, replacing the classic blue and white. The change, initiated during Trump's first term, includes VIP fleet aircraft.
An analysis of Reform UK's key policy proposals reveals potential impacts on workers' rights, equality laws, benefits, and public services if the party gains power.
Dame Prue Leith, 86, dazzled on the London Fashion Week catwalk, supported by Bake Off friends Matt Lucas and Alison Hammond, weeks after announcing her departure from the show.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer reiterated his support for Donald Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan during a phone call, as Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper prepares to chair a UN Security Council meeting.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Donald Trump of unfair pressure in peace negotiations, as talks in Geneva enter a second day with low expectations for breakthroughs.
US special envoy Steve Witkoff reports meaningful progress in Donald Trump's efforts to end the Ukraine war, as tense six-hour talks in Geneva conclude without a breakthrough.
Robert Jenrick, Reform UK's new Treasury spokesman, will criticise net zero as a Bank of England distraction and challenge OBR migration estimates in his inaugural speech today.
President Trump signs a $50bn health aid package after congressional pushback, but analysis shows a 6% cut in global health funding, raising long-term concerns for HIV and maternal care.
A climber faces charges of gross negligent manslaughter after his girlfriend died of hypothermia on Grossglockner. Prosecutors allege he abandoned her in extreme conditions.
Scotland's top prosecutor is under pressure after revealing she emailed First Minister John Swinney about Peter Murrell's embezzlement charges before they were made public, sparking Conservative accusations of special treatment.
Europe's largest defence contractor reports record earnings of £3.32 billion for 2025, with sales hitting £30.66 billion amid heightened global security concerns.
Construction workers in regional Victoria uncovered human bones at the $13 million Victoria Park redevelopment in Echuca, prompting a police investigation and forensic testing.
Andrew Shephard, 59, avoided prison after drunkenly tossing three kittens into the River Thames from Twickenham Bridge. The court heard he shouted 'let them die' during the incident.
From Federico Valverde's tactical foul to Anthony Gordon's dismissal, explore instances where footballers were sent off but still named player of the match. Plus, symmetrical scorelines and Scottish title winners.
Italy's Davide Ghiotto, Andrea Giovannini, and Michele Malfatti shattered expectations by defeating the United States to claim gold in the men's team pursuit, marking Italy's first Olympic title in this event since 2006.
Populism, once the defining political term of the 2010s, now fails to capture the diverging fates of left and right movements, as its vague nature obscures deeper institutional struggles and power dynamics in neoliberal societies.
A 25-year-old man has been charged with murder after allegedly escaping from a mental health facility and carrying out a random stabbing attack in Merrylands, Sydney, leaving one dead and several critically injured.
Pope Leo rejects Donald Trump's Board of Peace invitation. UK police investigate Epstein-linked flights at Stansted Airport. Inflation drops to 3%, sparking rate cut hopes.
Sally Nugent and Jon Kay honoured Jesse Jackson on BBC Breakfast, sharing news of his death at 84. Tributes poured in from Barack Obama and others for the civil rights leader.
Jose Mourinho faces backlash from Clarence Seedorf and others after suggesting Vinicius Jr's goal celebration provoked racist abuse during Real Madrid's Champions League clash with Benfica.
A key Putin ally, Alexey Zhuravlev, has threatened that Western actions against Russian cargo ships could trigger a major military conflict, as tensions escalate over sanctions evasion.
Lindsey Vonn returns to the US after a week in an Italian hospital following a severe leg fracture at the Winter Olympics, with footage revealing her challenging journey home.
Essex Police has become the fourth force to examine allegations from the Epstein files, focusing on claims of trafficking via Stansted Airport. Pressure mounts on Prince Andrew as investigations expand.