Two Sandbanks brothers charged with causing serious injury by dangerous driving; court proceedings move to Crown Court; 17-year-old Mia Savage remained critically affected by the crash
A BBC File on Four investigation reports claims some migrants in asylum hotels believe birth in Britain helps their case, while also detailing expensive taxi transfers to NHS services and ongoing government reviews.
From Majorca to Murcia and Andalusia, Britons who chased sun and cheaper living describe surprise taxes, racism, and personal upheaval that upended their plans.
Low‑level defendants face charges related to Predator spyware as Athens faces ongoing scrutiny over state surveillance and accountability.
33-mile pursuit from Bishop Auckland to Wallsend ends with jail term and driving ban after footage shows dangerous driving
Internal clashes over participation and leadership changes unfold as the Global Sumud Flotilla presses toward Gaza, with Thunberg stepping back from the steering committee while remaining on board as an organizer and participant.
Two Sandbanks brothers, Harrison Taylor and Henry Taylor, are accused of causing serious injury by dangerous driving after a Boxing Day crash that injured their 17-year-old sister, Mia Savage.
Ukrainian president describes improved communications with the former U.S. leader and signals continued support, even as discussions hint at potential territorial concessions in peace talks.
Legal Affairs Committee maintains Magyar's immunity ahead of elections; blocks similar bids for two other lawmakers and upholds immunity for Italian colleague Ilaria Salis.