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Bosses in the early years sector say the government's uplift in funding will not cover rising costs.

The 130 charges relate to 47 victims, some from England, of which 46 were children at the time of the offending.

The Old Bailey has heard a Russian spy cell planned to kidnap a journalist and smuggle him out of the UK.

Ex-staff members say they saw one of the couple who runs the site kissing and touching a drunk colleague.

King Charles presents a new award recognising those who died in public service.

Thousands of Syrians have flocked to Turkey's borders with Syria, but not everyone will want to go back yet.

The star is the top searched athlete and behind only the Princess of Wales and Donald Trump overall.

New documentary Grand Theft Hamlet follows actors attempting Shakespeare inside GTA during lockdown.

Romanians are still stunned by the last-minute cancellation of the presidential election after allegations of "massive" meddling by Moscow.

The company saw a 40% increase in pollution incidents in the first half of the year as its debts continued to swell.

Pictures showed bodies wrapped in blood-stained shrouds piled up inside a morturary at Harasta Hospital near Damascus.

Olga Rudnieva is supporting Ukrainian soldiers who have lost limbs in the front line to return from injury even stronger.

A woman whose grandfather, father and brothers were detained by the military tells the BBC it is "devastating" that they are still missing.

Thames Water saw a 40% increase in pollution incidents in the first half of the year as its debts continued to swell.

The search for loved ones inside Syria's detention centres

Northumbria Police says searches continue after reports of concern for welfare of a man in his 40s.

The building equipment rental firm joins others who have moved to the US from London.

The man suspected of gunning down a health executive in New York was found with a ghost gun, $10,000 and fake ID.

World number one Aryna Sabalenka is voted the WTA Player of the Year after securing four titles in 2024.

Rachel Reeves promises to take an "iron fist" to waste, but the Tories say her sums do not add up.