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December 27, 2025

US warns of more strikes to come on Nigeria

The US defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, warned yesterday of further strikes against Islamic State targets in northwestern Nigeria, hours after the US military struck militant camps in what Donald Trump character-ised as efforts to stop the killing of Christians.

5 mins

NHS at risk as overseas doctors put off by racism

Foreign doctors and nurses are increasingly shunning the NHS because anti-migrant rhetoric and rising racism have created “a hostile environment”, the leader of Britain’s medics has warned.

4 mins

NHS at risk as overseas doctors put off by racism

Foreign doctors and nurses are increasingly shunning the NHS because anti-migrant rhetoric and rising racism have created \"a hostile environment\", the leader of Britain's medics has warned.

4 mins

US warns of more strikes to come on Nigeria

The US defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, warned yesterday of further strikes against Islamic State targets in north-western Nigeria, hours after the US military struck militant camps in what Donald Trump characterised as efforts to stop the killing of Christians.

3 mins

Briton faces removal from US after taking on 'sociopathic' tech firms

A British anti-disinformation campaigner told by the Trump administration he faced possible removal from the US has said he is being targeted by arrogant and “sociopathic” tech companies for trying to hold them to account.

3 mins

Total wealth of top 10 US tech barons nears $2.5tn

A stock market boom in artificial intelligence companies has added more than half a trillion dollars to the wealth of US tech barons in the past year, data shows.

2 mins

Total wealth of top 10 US tech barons nears $2.5tn

A stock market boom in artificial intelligence companies has added more than half a trillion dollars to the wealth of US tech barons in the past year, data shows.

2 mins

Briton faces removal from US after taking on 'sociopathic' tech firms

Imran Ahmed is one of five people barred by the US state department

3 mins

Out of the radio and on to the stage: The Archers goes on tour

People have been tuning in to rural tales from the village of Ambridge for 75 years, but now the characters of BBC Radio 4’s The Archers are going on tour in the first show if its kind.

1 mins

Hostess with the mostest? Hyped Tupperware erotica novel prompts fierce TV battle

A much-hyped novel about a housewife who uses Tupperware parties to secretly smuggle erotic stories to her friends and neighbours is causing a stir in the television world after igniting a fierce bidding contest over the rights to adapt it for the small screen.

2 mins

Out of the radio and on to the stage: The Archers goes on tour

People have been tuning in to rural tales from the village of Ambridge for 75 years, but now the characters of BBC Radio 4's The Archers are going on tour in the first show if its kind.

1 mins

Apple to fight court ruling it overcharged UK customers

Apple is seeking to overturn a £1.5bn court ruling that found the company had overcharged millions of UK customers for years in its App Store.

3 mins

Boxing Day high street bargain hunt fails to tempt many shoppers

Boxing Day bargains failed to lure shoppers to high streets, with central London suffering a significant decline in visitor numbers yesterday.

1 mins

Labour ‘alienating rural people’ with trail hunting ban, claims Countryside Alliance

Boxing Day hunts have gathered across England as opponents of a planned ban on trail hunting claimed that Keir Starmer’s government had “alienated rural people”.

2 mins

Coastguard calls off search for two men missing during Devon swim

A coastguard search for two men who went missing in the sea off the Devon coast on a Christmas Day swim has been called off.

1 mins

King's call for compassion takes TV top spot with 7m viewers

King Charles’s annual address was the most-watched TV programme in the UK on Christmas Day.

1 mins

Keep dancing! Strictly’s last spin for Tess and Claudia

For the past 21 years, there has been only one ever-present on Strictly Come Dancing.

4 mins

Nurses' view 'I am fed up with being insulted'

I am fed up of being called names.

3 mins

Plan for ball with red, white and blue theme sparks British Museum row

A row has broken out within the British Museum over its director’s suggestion of a red, white and blue-themed ball, after staff condemned it as being “in poor taste” given the rise in flag-hoisting across the UK.

3 mins

TUC leader calls on Starmer to consider customs union as part of closer EU ties

Keir Starmer should seek out a far closer relationship with Europe, including a possible customs union, the head of the TUC has said.

3 mins

British-Egyptian dissident arrives in UK after Cairo lifts travel ban

The British-Egyptian dissident Alaa Abd el-Fattah has arrived in London after the Egyptian government lifted a travel ban that it had imposed on him despite releasing him from jail in September.

1 mins

South Korea faces culture crisis as films and K-pop fall flat at home

South Korea’s entertainment dominance seemed unshakable.

3 mins

Orkney's light therapy lending scheme helps tackle winter blues

“Boxes of light” are being used to help people who struggle with low winter mood while living in one of Scotland’s darkest communities as part of a wider research initiative to support the million-plus sufferers of seasonal affective disorder (Sad) across Britain.

2 mins

Pig organs may one day be best transplant option, says expert

A leading surgeon behind a clinical trial of transplanting pig kidneys into living humans has said they could one day be superior to those from human donors.

3 mins

Collision course

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8 mins

'It gives me hope' Belfast project brings people together to tackle polarisation

As a black woman in Northern Ireland, Maureen Hamblin knows racism comes in many forms.

3 mins

Why a birdsong app is having a moment, bringing people 'closer to the natural world'

When Natasha Walter first became curious about the birds around her, she recorded their songs on her phone and tried to match each one with online recordings.

3 mins

Outdated furniture fire safety rules put people at risk, says MP

The UK is still using extremely outdated furniture fire safety rules, putting people at risk from toxic materials, an MP has warned.

1 mins

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2 mins

What will your life look like in 2035?

Routines could look very different. So how might the era of AI feel?

5 mins

'I've got a fearlessness' How Yungblud became UK's biggest hard-rock star

Last month, Dominic Harrison, better known as Yungblud, received three Grammy nominations.

5 mins

Horizon exhibition at Postal Museum is a betrayal, say victims of scandal

Victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal have dismissed a planned exhibition on the affair at the Postal Museum as a PR stunt.

3 mins

How I came to have 11 cats in my house

How many cats is too many cats? I can't tell you exactly, but a couple of weeks ago, I had 11 cats living in my terraced house. And I can say with confidence this is absolutely, definitely too many.

4 mins

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1 mins

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4 mins

Pre-worn PJs and Marmite body spray are least wanted gifts

Marmite-scented deodorant and already-worn pyjamas have topped the list of the most disappointing Christmas presents, according to research that found one in five Britons have received an unwanted gift in their festive haul.

1 mins

Russia Kremlin scrambles to rein in market for leaked data

Russia is scrambling to rein in the country's sprawling illicit market for leaked personal data, a shadowy ecosystem long exploited by investigative journalists, police and criminal groups.

3 mins

Zelenskyy to meet Trump in Florida amid high-stakes push for Ukraine peace deal

Volodymyr Zelenskyy is to travel to the US for a planned meeting with Donald Trump tomorrow, as Washington continues to push for a possible peace deal between Kyiv and Moscow.

3 mins

Venezuela says it has freed 99 political prisoners

Venezuela has said it has carried out its largest release of political prisoners this year, claiming to have freed 99 people detained for taking part in protests after the disputed 2024 election, as Nicolás Maduro's regime comes under increasing military pressure from the US.

2 mins

'We believe in justice' Palestinian family’s battle to keep olive farm

In 1916 Daher Nassar, a Christian Palestinian farmer living south of Bethlehem, made a move considered more than unusual at the time.

4 mins

Myanmar prepares to go to polls as junta hopes to legitimise rule

Myanmar is preparing to go to the polls for the first time since the 2021 coup, but with its former leader behind bars, its most successful party disbanded and about a third of the country disputed or in rebel hands, few believe the junta's claims that the election will be \"free and fair\".

1 mins

Baby boom? Village hails first birth in 30 years but population crisis in Italy deepens

In Pagliara dei Marsi, an ancient rural village on the slopes of Mount Girifalco in Italy’s Abruzzo region, cats vastly outnumber people.

3 mins

'It's frightening' Far-right's weaponisation of culture

The two men chop peppers, slice aubergines and giggle into the camera as they delve into the art of vegan cooking.

3 mins

Catalan grandmas lead the push to protect region's best simple dishes

Catalonia's avant garde chefs have long made a name for themselves with their revolutionary techniques and molecular gastronomy, yet they are fond of saying they are merely paying homage to the simple dishes served at their grandmother's table.

3 mins

'Ghost resorts'

As the Alps warm and the skiers melt away, what is left behind?

5 mins

'We rely on the ocean' Climate crisis threatens an ancient fishing culture

Along Madagascar’s southwest coast, the Vezo people, who have fished the Mozambique Channel for countless generations, are defined by a way of life sustained by the sea.

3 mins

How one tropical forest turned the tide on loggers

There are no roads through the Darién Gap. This vast inpenetrable forest spans the width of the landbridge between South and Central America, but there is no way through it: travellers must get from one side to the other by boat or by plane.

3 mins

Retailers fuel UK commercial property boom, research shows

UK retailers are investing more in bricks and mortar, with shopping centres and food stores leading a revival, according to research.

1 mins

Viewers cut costs by turning to streaming options with adverts

The number of UK streaming subscribers on packages that include commercials has overtaken those on higher-priced ad-free plans for the first time.

2 mins

JobsPlus The 'hyperlocal' plan helping hundreds find work

“We've had quite a few people on the estate get jobs,” says Bryan Stokell, who found work as a full-time security guard thanks to Stockton's JobsPlus project.

4 mins

Gig-goers push back against add-ons

Fans question additional costs for new venues and lament lack of transparency

3 mins

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