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Sir Garfield Sobers, one of cricket’s defining figures, has died aged 89, leaving behind a legacy that stretched from Barbados to the global game. For readers of the BBC Sport piece that marked his death, the scale of…
Devon County Council leader Julian Brazil tells BBC News that the Lib Dems are 'sleepwalking into irrelevance' under Sir Ed Davey's leadership
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has begun his tenure by appointing John Healey as chancellor and overseeing a major clear-out of key figures aligned with the previous administration of Sir Keir Starmer
After years of public pursuit, Andy Burnham prepares for his first days as Prime Minister. The incoming leader faces a rapid transition, cabinet restructuring, and an immediate policy blitz
A New York federal jury found Hadi Matar guilty of transnational terrorism and providing material support to Hezbollah, adding to the 25-year sentence he is already serving.
Andy Burnham assumes the role of Prime Minister today, marking the fifth leadership change in four years. He faces an impatient national mood and the challenge of stabilizing a fragmented political landscape
Ratcliffe must go, say Manchester United's Muslim supporters, citing repeated problematic comments and declining club conditions
Commuters faced major delays in Karachi on Wednesday after a protest near the Karachi Press Club disrupted traffic across Saddar and nearby roads, according to traffic police alerts and an official response from Sindh…
From Victoria Beckham’s stoic sideline composure to the Tartan Army taking over Boston, this summer’s tournament birthed a unique digital footprint that transcended the standard match day analysis
CJP and student groups plan an October 10 Jantar Mantar protest demanding the resignation of India's chief election commissioner over voter-roll revisions.
The prime minister has invited Conservative and Liberal Democrat leaders to cross-party talks, as the head of an independent review told the BBC the care system is fairly bust.
Ed Davey declares the Lib Dems as a 'firewall against Farage' aiming to build on their seat count amid snap election rumors
Iran’s missile and drone arsenal remains a serious factor in the widening regional confrontation with the United States, according to the latest reporting from Al Jazeera, after an attack in Jordan killed three US…
At least 624 US military service members have been wounded since President Trump ordered strikes against Iran in February, according to the Pentagon's most recent update from July 25, BBC News reported.
Nearly 70 students scramble for accommodation in Dundee as a major housing provider goes bust, revealing financial strain across UK's student housing sector
Rawalpindi health authorities have confirmed 23 dengue cases after screening 4,673 people and intensified surveillance and prevention measures.
France has cleared a path for a landmark social media ban for users under 15. The legislation mandates strict age verification for all accounts, marking a shift in European digital policy
Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces immediate pressure on North Sea energy projects as he prepares to assemble his cabinet and launch an ambitious domestic policy agenda this coming Monday
After settling a tax dispute and navigating a leadership transition, Angela Rayner returns to the cabinet as housing secretary, reclaiming a portfolio central to Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s reform agenda
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has eliminated VAT on household electricity bills starting in October, funded by a controversial redirection of the abandoned digital ID programme’s budget for the current financial year
Kevin Keegan, the legendary English forward, two-time Ballon d'Or winner and former national team manager, has died at the age of 75 following a private battle with stage four cancer
New workforce research suggests AI is changing the value of freelance work, rewarding specialists who combine tools with judgment and accountability.