Israel-Gaza war: Netanyahu accuses Starmer of siding with Hamas

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused several world leaders of supporting Hamas and hindering Israel’s fight against terrorism. In a recent video, Netanyahu targeted Sir Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, and Mark Carney, accusing them of wanting Hamas to remain in power. He condemned their stance, stating that they were effectively supporting “mass murderers, rapists,… Continue reading Israel-Gaza war: Netanyahu accuses Starmer of siding with Hamas

Labubu fan fury after dolls pulled from Pop Mart stores over fights

BBC Business reporter Charlotte Edwards wrote about a recent incident involving Labubu dolls causing chaos among customers and leading to fights. The maker of the popular monster bag charms, Pop Mart, has decided to halt sales in all its 16 stores in the UK until June to address safety concerns. The decision came after Labubu… Continue reading Labubu fan fury after dolls pulled from Pop Mart stores over fights

Olly Murs pulls plug on Glasgow Ovo Hydro show in stage walk-off

Olly Murs had to cancel his Glasgow show due to voice issues, causing him to walk off stage only 20 minutes into his set at the 14,000-capacity Ovo Hydro venue. In a video shared on social media after the concert, the 40-year-old singer apologized to fans “from the bottom of my heart” and explained that… Continue reading Olly Murs pulls plug on Glasgow Ovo Hydro show in stage walk-off

Prince William: David Attenborough was 'inspiration' for new show

Prince Charles has expressed his admiration for Sir David Attenborough, describing the well-known nature presenter as a major influence during his formative years. This sentiment was shared during a recent screening, where Prince William also lauded Attenborough for bringing the wonders of the world to audiences who may never have the opportunity to see them… Continue reading Prince William: David Attenborough was 'inspiration' for new show

Newspaper headlines: 'Chagos surrender' and 'Shipshape Kate'

In the latest headlines, various newspapers are covering the fallout from the prime minister’s deal concerning the Chagos Islands. The Daily Telegraph accuses Sir Keir of misleading the public with questionable accounting practices in the Mauritius deal, estimating that the true cost of the agreement could exceed £30 billion due to inflation and other factors.… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Chagos surrender' and 'Shipshape Kate'

Scotland's dry weather to end with rain and landslide warning

Scotland is set to experience a change in weather after a five-week stretch of dry conditions, with heavy rain, hail, and thunder expected over the upcoming weekend. Drivers in Argyll have been cautioned about potential landslides on the A83, prompting the opening of an alternate route as a safety measure. The environmental agency Sepa has… Continue reading Scotland's dry weather to end with rain and landslide warning

Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025: Top picks for Liverpool – including Sam Fender

Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 is gearing up to kick off in Sefton Park, Liverpool. As the event brings together some of the biggest artists in the world for three days of music in a UK city, it can be overwhelming with about 100 acts spread across four stages. To help navigate this musical extravaganza,… Continue reading Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025: Top picks for Liverpool – including Sam Fender

'My son could so easily have been another Nottingham killer'

https://static.files.bbci.co.uk/bbcdotcom/web/20250522-140200-09101d307-web-2.22.2-1/grey-placeholder.png”>Nottinghamshire Police Junior Dietlin was involved in violent incidents with staff before the stabbings Shelly says Keith’s experience shows there has been a proliferation of “dreadful things happening with people with paranoid schizophrenia”. She says: “If you were to see my son on the street, you’d think ‘bloody hell, that lads not right in the… Continue reading 'My son could so easily have been another Nottingham killer'

Marian Beattie: 'Tell me who murdered my sister 50 years ago'

Niall McCracken reports on the heart-wrenching story of Marian Beattie, a young woman whose life was tragically cut short over five decades ago. Marian, 18, from Portadown, was last seen leaving a charity dance at Hadden’s Garage in Aughnacloy on March 30, 1973. The night took a dark turn when she was observed leaving the… Continue reading Marian Beattie: 'Tell me who murdered my sister 50 years ago'