Burnham Calls for Honest, Evidence-Based Debate on Returning to EU Free Movement
The PM says he wants a factual and evidence-based debate about returning to free movement between Britain and Europe.
The PM says he wants a factual and evidence-based debate about returning to free movement between Britain and Europe.
A Tory activist linked to a contract-killing broker claim previously did social media work for Conservative Party headquarters.
Cleveland’s police and crime commissioner says nearly two months have passed since the force was promised £2m following the A66 crash, and the money has still not arrived.
One of the year’s biggest films is out in North America, but Australians face a month-long wait. Here is a guide to the buzz and weekend picks.
Peter Houghton and Anne Browning met in Hamlet in 1997, and a simple honest admission turned their stage romance into real life.
Nutritionists and tinned-fish fans answer the big questions about tinned fish, from mercury worries to whether a daily tin is actually a good idea.
Palestinian families in Hebron were displaced after home demolitions following the killing of two Israeli soldiers, days before an election.
A man has been arrested after a fire at Hitler’s mountaintop Eagle’s Nest retreat in Germany, where around 200 emergency personnel battled the blaze.
The BBC’s Blue Planet III is deliberately keeping imperfect shots to prove its ocean footage is authentic at a time when AI video looks flawless.
Governor Josh Shapiro signed the AI Deceptive Advertising Act, requiring ads significantly made or modified by AI to carry a clear label.