BBC Radio London presenter Jo Good has returned to the airwaves after recovering from four broken bones suffered in the Wimbledon train crash on 19 June. Her comeback has been met with an outpouring of support from loyal listeners who followed her recovery over the past two months.
A volunteer researcher has uncovered a rare printed copy of the US Declaration of Independence in a British archive — one of only 11 such copies known to exist in the world. The extraordinary find was made at the West Sussex Record Office in Chichester, England.
A man convicted in France as a key people smuggler has been quietly living in a Leicestershire village, working locally while his asylum claim is processed. The BBC tracked him down after French authorities described him as ‘the godfather’ of migrant camps in northern France.
A young boy fell into a crocodile enclosure at Hamerton Zoo Park in Cambridgeshire and was pulled to safety by staff within minutes. His family has now spoken out to thank the team they say saved his life.
Thomas Tuchel has confirmed England will keep Gareth Southgate’s penalty shootout system ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The German coach says he won’t discard a blueprint that helped transform England’s spot-kick record at major tournaments.
Andy Burnham has unveiled plans for a “No 10 North” hub that he says will rewire British democracy by shifting real power away from Westminster. The announcement puts fresh pressure on Keir Starmer’s government to accelerate its devolution agenda.
Reform UK wasted no time making its presence felt in the Senedd, deploying sharp rhetoric and aggressive questioning in its first sessions as a formal opposition force. The party’s debut has already rattled the Welsh Government and drawn fierce reactions from rival benches.
Bari Weiss is bringing a wave of British journalists into CBS News as part of a sweeping editorial overhaul. The move signals a sharp departure from the network’s traditional approach to news coverage.
David Miliband has backed Andy Burnham as a future leader, praising his energy and openness in unusually direct terms. The former foreign secretary says he’s optimistic about what a Burnham government could deliver.
Ten years after the Brexit vote, the UK’s economy and political landscape look fundamentally different — and reactions across Europe, from Westminster to border towns like Břeclav, remain raw and revealing. Here’s what a decade of transformation actually looks like.
