Officials are monitoring stock levels and planning for any potential disruptions to the supply chain.

Misinformation about an alleged rape in Epsom became a real-world storm, but we've been here before.

This week has seen increasing speculation among Labour MPs about Sir Keir's judgement and leadership.

A security incident is continuing following the incident late on Saturday on the outskirts of Belfast.

The Gloucestershire base is being used by the United States Air Force to launch operations against Iran.

The city's library has the original stuffed animals that inspired the Winnie-the-Pooh collection - except from Roo.

Klaudia Zakrzewska, 32, from Essex, dies in hospital after a collision on Argyll Street in Soho.

Police said two boys, aged one and three, died at the scene. They confirmed a woman was in custody.

Family and supporters of Virginia Giuffre repeated calls for King Charles to meet Epstein survivors.

Police described the incident as "tragic" and said they are working to identify the pair’s next of kin.

Sir Michael Palin says his fellow Python star Jones would have found the statue "very funny indeed".

Laura Kuenssberg travels to Wales and Scotland to speak to candidates and voters ahead of May 7 polls.

The Foreign Affairs Committee says Ian Collard will only be giving evidence in writing.

The London property manager, 27, who was also known as Angela, was stabbed in Westminster in 2024.

Hundreds of people are protesting against the UK military base being used in the Iran conflict.

Two men and three boys have been charged in connection with an alleged rape in Gravesend.

Simon Weston says reports the US is reviewing the UK's claim to the territory makes his sacrifice feel "irrelevant".

Is a culture of prisoners intimidating inmates into inflicting pain on others too normalised to change?

The Fishpool Hoard - consisting of more than 1,200 coins - was uncovered more than 60 years ago.

Jamie Bigg says he wanted to publicise his relationship and was told he "wouldn't be continuing" on the show.

The grave of James Bulger, who was murdered in 1993, has been vandalised twice, his family says.

A judge tells John Ashby, 32, that he will serve at least 14 years in prison for the attack.

In June 2025 MPs backed the legislation but now it has run out of time to become law.

It is unusual for a senior figure at the Bank to be so forthright on market movements.

Maggie-May Ann Moody, who was three months old, is remembered by her grieving family.

Three men and a teenage boy appear at the Old Bailey over a fire that destroyed charity ambulances.

The proposed legislation was supported by MPs but has not cleared its stages in the Lords.

The Beatles drummer has released a new, solo album - and it's Americana and country music, more LA and Nashville than Liverpool and London.

Evie, 10, tells the BBC about finding the axolotl - named Dippy - and bringing it home to Leicester.

A proposed three-year deal with Paris is aimed at stopping migrants crossing the Channel on small boats.

Sir Olly Robbins told MPs No 10 had a "dismissive approach" to Lord Peter Mandelson's security vetting.

Emma Honeyfield bought her daughter an axolotl for her birthday then quickly fell in love with it.

A number of the papers are raiding questions over Sir Keir Starmer's future in politics.

Gen Z is starting their nights with sugary canned cocktails - even if the taste proves divisive.

Voice notes have they taken some countries by storm, while failing to truly take off in Britain.

The state visit to the US looks fraught with difficulty - but could be key to rescuing the special relationship.

Ticket money from some stadium and arena gigs is helping support struggling grassroots artists and venues.

The inaugural top 20 is entirely made up of female authors, with Chloe Walsh appearing most frequently.

Police said two boys, aged one and three, died at the scene. They confirmed a woman was in custody.

A security incident is continuing following the incident late on Saturday on the outskirts of Belfast.

Fan Carey McEvoy set up a site for the Tartan Army to swap and sell World Cup tickets without Fifa involvement.

Many of parties' most-viewed adverts were targeted towards towns or even postcodes, the BBC finds.