A US federal judge has halted the termination of Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of South Sudanese nationals, citing the country's ongoing humanitarian crises. Read the full legal challenge details.
The office of Israeli President Isaac Herzog has refuted Donald Trump's assertion that a pardon for Benjamin Netanyahu is imminent. Get the full story on this diplomatic dispute.
London is set for a snowy start to 2026 with sleet forecast for Friday 2nd January and light snow on Tuesday 6th. Get the latest BBC Weather and Met Office details.
Thousands of offenders in England and Wales will have sweat-monitored sobriety tags tracking their alcohol intake this New Year. Discover how this tech aims to cut reoffending.
A fraudster who posed as a police officer to steal £100,000 from vulnerable pensioners has been sentenced to six years and six months in prison. Read the full story and learn how to protect loved ones from courier fraud.
As Keir Starmer enters a critical year, we analyse the five major challenges that could define his time in Downing Street, from Send reforms to managing Trump. Read the full analysis.
Shocking CCTV shows a London phone thief snatch a mobile and vanish in 7 seconds. Police report 413 thefts in 6 months. Get vital security tips to protect your device.
As the 2026 New Year Honours approach, we look at the A-listers who refused or handed back awards from the Royal Family, from David Bowie to Michael Sheen. Discover their reasons.
Labour demands Kemi Badenoch act as her shadow attorney general, David Wolfson, represents Roman Abramovich in a £5.3bn Jersey asset freeze case, raising major conflict of interest concerns.
A year after its creation, Elon Musk's 'Department of Government Efficiency' (Doge) has failed to deliver on its $2tn savings vow, leaving a trail of legal battles, gutted foreign aid, and opaque operations. Discover the full impact.
The mysterious case of Khalil Dawas exposes the shadowy world of alleged informants in the West Bank. Discover the complex realities of occupation and betrayal. Read the full investigation.
The case of Khalil Dawas, a Palestinian whose body was misidentified in a Hamas-Israel exchange, exposes the secretive and perilous world of alleged collaboration. Explore the grey zones of occupation.
The NSW government is actively considering expanding firearm permissions for the Community Security Group following the Bondi terror attack. Explore the proposal, current powers, and expert reactions.
From 1 January 2026, Australians will see cheaper prescription medicines, new rules for cash payments, and major state law changes. Discover all the key updates coming into effect.
Following the Bondi terror attack, NSW Premier Chris Minns has authorised police to carry assault rifles, raising questions about militarised policing, public safety, and the erosion of civil liberties. Read the analysis.
Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi calls for a diplomatic reset with the US, arguing that uncritical support for Israel is a liability. He urges President Trump to seize a 'brief window' for peace.
Iran's foreign minister says a 'brief window' exists for US dialogue, backed by mutual allies. He argues Trump's base wants a deal, not war. Read the latest on Middle East diplomacy.
Lord Trefgarne, the longest-serving peer, faces eviction after 64 years as Labour's reform bill abolishes hereditary peers. Read his reflections on an era's end.
The story of British journalist Dom Phillips, who vanished in the Amazon's Javari Valley in 2022 while investigating criminal gangs with expert Bruno Pereira. Listen to the Full Story podcast.
Australian police confirm Bondi Beach attackers acted alone, not part of a wider cell. Hero Ahmed al Ahmed explains why he intervened. Sydney urged to show defiance on New Year's Eve.
Frustration grows as rugby hero Kevin Sinfield is not knighted in the New Year Honours. Discover the royal protocol rule delaying 'Sir Kevin' and his incredible £11m MND fundraising journey.
Mac Bauer's viral races against Toronto's streetcars have sparked a major debate on transit delays and 'signal priority', forcing city officials to take action ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Siân Berry reveals the Green Party's surge under Zack Polanski, with membership soaring past 140,000. The four-strong MP team is challenging Reform's narrative with community-focused politics. Read their strategy.
The Democratic National Committee's refusal to publish its internal review of the 2024 election loss raises serious questions about accountability and learning from past mistakes. Read the full analysis.
As the Trump administration grows desperate, opposition solidifies around principles of truth and solidarity. Discover how 2026 could be shaped by public power and resistance.
Plan your New Year's Eve in London. Discover the official no-go zones, including closed bridges and Primrose Hill, to ensure a safe and enjoyable start to 2026.
Young activists from Togo, Kenya, Nepal, Madagascar and Morocco reveal how mass protests driven by corruption, unemployment and failing public services shaped a year of global unrest. Discover their stories and demands.
Ukraine's foreign minister says Moscow provided no evidence for the alleged drone strike on Putin's residence, calling it a 'signature tactic' to justify future attacks. Read the latest diplomatic developments.
Unite leader Sharon Graham warns the Labour government it must change course and back workers in 2026 or risk its own downfall. Read the full story.
Newly-released files show John Major's Downing Street blamed BT for an 'improperly addressed' birthday message to the Queen Mother in 1994. Discover the royal protocol faux pas.