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More cuts to come warns Beeb boss: 'This is not the end of it'
Oct 21, 2026

More cuts to come warns Beeb boss: 'This is not the end of it'

More cuts at the BBC in Scotland are likely with long-running programmes potentially under threat, the corporation's Scottish boss has warned.


Ex-BBC editor says poor marketing to blame for the loss of BBC Scotland TV channel
Oct 21, 2026

Ex-BBC editor says poor marketing to blame for the loss of BBC Scotland TV channel

The axing of the BBC's digital TV channel is a 'major blow to Scottish television and programme-making', a former corporation editor has warned.


Andy Burnham urged by Labour group to sack his national security adviser after his wife expressed support for banned terror group Palestine Action
Oct 21, 2026

Andy Burnham urged by Labour group to sack his national security adviser after his wife expressed support for banned terror group Palestine Action

Labour Against Antisemitism has written to the PM to demand that Jonathan Powell 'resign or be sacked' as the group claims his wife, Sarah Helm, poses 'security concerns'.


‘Cinderella’ poacher flees police as car and dog seized
Oct 21, 2026

‘Cinderella’ poacher flees police as car and dog seized

A suspected poacher likened to Cinderella fled from police, abandoning his car and dog in the process.


Clean water finally reaches Zambo Peninsula Indigenous People
Oct 21, 2026

Clean water finally reaches Zambo Peninsula Indigenous People

MANILA, Philippines — For the Subanen people living in Barangay Sipakong, Bacungan, Zamboanga del Norte, getting water for their daily needs used to call for a long walk — 500 meters uphill — to reach springs and other water sources, a journey that took 30 to 45 minutes from the nearest road, depending on the


Public services 'to be worse than before Covid by 2030' despite Labour's huge spending splurge
Oct 21, 2026

Public services 'to be worse than before Covid by 2030' despite Labour's huge spending splurge

The Institute for Government (IfG) analysis said Andy Burnham had 'limited time, funding and capacity to make meaningful improvements' to public services.


More young people are choosing to be child-free. Dita's decision was based on fear of the future
Oct 21, 2026

More young people are choosing to be child-free. Dita's decision was based on fear of the future

Australia's birth rate is at a record low — and fears about an uncertain future are making some young people re-think having kids.


Dita has the life many Australians would want before having children. She still said no
Oct 21, 2026

Dita has the life many Australians would want before having children. She still said no

Financial security, stable careers and long-term relationships were once seen as the foundations of family life. More Australians are deciding that's not enough.


Jackdaw decision could unlock a new North Sea oil boom worth £50billion
Oct 21, 2026

Jackdaw decision could unlock a new North Sea oil boom worth £50billion

Hopes are growing for a new North Sea oil boom worth £50 billion after the UK government finally agreed to let the Jackdaw project to go ahead.


Gail's new bakery in Brixton is targeted in 'anti-Israel protest' as activists put up posters showing bombs strapped to loaves of bread
Oct 21, 2026

Gail's new bakery in Brixton is targeted in 'anti-Israel protest' as activists put up posters showing bombs strapped to loaves of bread

The Campaign Against Antisemitism condemned the new posters which follow attacks on the upmarket bakery chain elsewhere for alleged Israeli ties the firm denies.


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