BBC News
Trump appeasing Putin with pressure on Ukraine, Biden tells BBC
In his first interview since leaving office, the 82-year-old criticises his successor's handling of the war and is challenged on his own record.
Watch: Biden's first interview since leaving the White House
Former US President Joe Biden talks Trump, Russia and US-Europe relations with the BBC's Today programme.
Carney tells Trump that Canada 'won't be for sale, ever'
The Canadian PM responds firmly as the president proposes a "wonderful marriage" of incorporating Canada into the US.
Voting for new Pope set to begin with cardinals entering secret conclave
The secretive process will get underway at the Vatican to find a new leader of the Catholic Church.
GCSE results day to change for thousands of students with new app
School leaders have welcomed the plans for digital exam grades, but said they would need "seamless" support.
Jeremy Bowen: Netanyahu's plan for Gaza risks dividing Israel, killing Palestinians and horrifying world
The offensive to take and hold territory will sharpen everything that makes this war so controversial, writes the BBC's International Editor.
Call the Midwife film and prequel series announced
The new film and prequel series come as filming for the fifteenth series of the drama begins.
The divides behind the scenes in the Vatican ahead of the conclave
There has been a growing coalescence around the idea Pope Francis's work to shake up the workings of the Church should be built on - but some of his critics are not convinced.
Criminals who skip sentencing could face two more years in jail under new bill
A new bill providing powers for judges to punish offenders will be introduced to Parliament on Wednesday.
Abuse victim fled ex but council left her in unsecure home
Jane says she barricaded herself into her house each night as she waited to get extra security.
Watch: The conclave that confused everyone
BBC News archive footage tells the extraordinary story of the smoke signal confusion of the 1958 Conclave.
Joe Biden on Trump: 'What president ever talks like that? That's not who we are'
The former president on his successor's first 100 days and his "grave concern" for the future of the Atlantic Alliance
How street sex workers are helping police stop child abuse
As darkness falls across Bristol, street sex workers are helping to protect its most at-risk children.
The Papers: 'Two-tier' trade deal and 'Labour turmoil' over winter fuel
Tory and Reform anger over a new UK-India trade deal featurs on several front pages.
Rosenberg: Russians remember WW2 with victory on their minds
Russia is gearing up to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two in Europe.
'A transformational president' - how Carney flattered Trump to defuse 51st state row
The newly-elected prime minister repeated that Canada is not for sale during his visit to the White House.
What we know about India's strike on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir
India launched strikes in the early hours of Wednesday - two weeks after a deadly militant attack.
Faisal Islam: Trump tariffs may have helped drive UK-India trade deal
The UK has secured its biggest post-Brexit deal at a tense time for global trade.
Climbing of Winston Churchill statue to become a crime
The home secretary will include Churchill's statue in new law trying to stop war memorial vandalism.
India trade deal could undercut UK workers, opposition parties say
The trade deal gives a tax break to Indian professionals, which critics say undercuts UK businesses.
Rebekah Vardy must pay £1.4m of Coleen Rooney's 'Wagatha' legal costs
A judge says the ruling is "the end of a long and unhappy road" for Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy.
King and Queen unveil Coronation portraits
The two portraits will be on display at the gallery until they are moved to Buckingham Palace in June.
US and China to start talks over trade war this week
Global trade experts have told the BBC they expect the negotiations to take several months.
What happens next between India and Pakistan? Four key questions
Experts from India and Pakistan weigh in on what’s next - and how this clash differs from past conflicts.
Joe Biden on Trump: 'What president ever talks like that? That's not who we are'
Exclusive: The former president tells Nick Robinson his verdict on his successor's first 100 days and his "grave concern" for the future of the Atlantic Alliance
Men accused of Sycamore Gap tree felling thought it was a bit of a laugh, jury told
Lawyers are giving closing speeches in the trial of two men who deny felling the world famous tree.
Liam Payne left £24m fortune but had not made a will
The late One Direction star's former partner Cheryl is named one of the administrators of his estate.
Final five designs revealed for Queen Elizabeth memorial
The memorial commemorating the monarch will be built at St James's Park in central London.
Man whose remains found in suitcase raped teenager, court hears
Albert Alfonso, whose dismembered body was found in Bristol, sexually assaulted and blackmailed a teenager years earlier, a court hears.
'Why would we play Putin's game?': Ukrainians on Russia's proposed three-day ceasefire
Russia is expected to begin a self-declared three-day pause in fighting against Ukraine on Wednesday night.
Disney to open theme park in the Middle East
The company's seventh park will be on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi.
NHS worker likened to Darth Vader awarded £29,000
An NHS employee is compared to the Star Wars villain in a personality test and made to feel "unpopular".
Strikes unleash wave of misinformation online
BBC Verify has debunked videos which purport to show Pakistani attacks on Indian bases and jets crashing.
Why India and Pakistan fight over Kashmir
They fought two wars over it and are nuclear armed - but what's at the root of the dispute?
What we know so far
India launched strikes in the early hours of Wednesday - two weeks after a deadly militant attack.
Watch: How tensions escalated between India and Pakistan
BBC journalists on the ground explain how a day of conflict unfolded.
Indian and Pakistani civilians describe what they saw
The BBC spoke to eyewitnesses in both Indian and Pakistan administered Kashmir.
The divides behind the scenes in the Vatican
Pope Francis's efforts to shake up the workings of the Church should be built on by the next pope, according to some - but his critics are less convinced
Watch: The smoke signal that confused everyone
BBC News archive footage tells the extraordinary story of the smoke signal confusion of the 1958 Conclave.
Key candidates in an unpredictable process
All 133 cardinals taking part in the vote will gather on Wednesday to decide who will succeed Pope Francis.
'Unforgettable day': The wedding with almost 100 bridesmaids
The average number of bridesmaids for a wedding in the UK is about three to five.
Five takeaways from Biden's first interview since leaving the White House
The former president defended his decision to drop out of the 2024 campaign when he did, in a wide-ranging interview with the BBC.
How street sex workers are helping police stop child abuse
As darkness falls across Bristol, street sex workers are helping to protect its most at-risk children.
Steve Rosenberg: Russians remember WW2 with victory on their minds
Russia is gearing up to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two in Europe.
What is the infected blood scandal?
Thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C in the worst treatment disaster in NHS history.
Minimum age to be a train driver lowered to 18
The move is aimed at combatting driver shortages which cause the majority of disruption to rail services.
Blow to clean energy drive as major windfarm ditched
In a blow to the government's clean energy ambitions, a company cancels a huge windfarm off Yorkshire.
Man stabbed to death in bank named as local restaurant owner
Two suspects have been arrested by Derbyshire Police.
Israeli strikes on Gaza City restaurant and market kill 20, medics say
The restaurant in Gaza City's Rimal neighbourhood had been recently been operating a community kitchen.
Criminals who skip sentencing could face more jail time
A new bill providing powers for judges to punish offenders will be introduced to Parliament on Wednesday.
PM defends winter fuel cuts in face of calls for U-turn
During PMQs, Tory leader Kemi Badenoch pressed Sir Keir to "listen to his own party and change course".
Bella Ramsey backs keeping separate best actor and actress awards categories
The star, who is non-binary, says it's important that "recognition for women in the industry is preserved".
Government
Victims and Courts Bill
A Bill to Make provision about the experience of victims within the criminal justice system; about the functions of the Commissioner for Victims and Witnesses; and about procedure and the administration of criminal justice.
Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (Review) Bill
A Bill to require the Secretary of State to review the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority; and for connected purposes.
Formula 1
Alpine announce resignation of Team Principal Oliver Oakes
Following on from the Miami Grand Prix, Alpine have announced that Team Principal Oliver Oakes has resigned from the squad with immediate effect.
Lawson reflects on 'tough' race in Miami after Lap 1 contact as Hadjar rues 'frustrating' result
Liam Lawson was left to lament a "tough" Miami Grand Prix as he was forced to retire following Lap 1 contact, while team mate Isack Hadjar finished agonisingly close to points in 11th.
THIS WEEK IN F1: 10 quiz questions on the Miami Grand Prix and the latest F1 news
Take our quick-fire quiz on the racing action in Florida over the weekend – plus a couple of questions on the latest F1 news...
PALMER: Why isn't it clicking yet for Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari this year?
Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari was perhaps the most anticipated driver switch in recent Formula 1 history, but so far the partnership between the sport's most successful driver and its most successful team isn’t working out as they would have hoped. So what’s going wrong for team and driver? Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer has taken a close look…
Alpine share more information over Oakes’ departure as team boss after ‘personal decision’
Alpine have shared comments from both departing Team Principal Oliver Oakes and Executive Advisor Flavio Briatore following the Briton’s sudden exit.
BEYOND THE GRID: Claire Williams on life at her family’s F1 team and what she thinks of their recent charge up the order
When Claire Williams sold the Williams F1 team at the end of 2020, a very special 43-year association between the Williams family and Formula 1 came to an end.
Horner admits McLaren ‘in a league of their own’ as he opens up on Red Bull’s Miami issues
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has shared an honest assessment after his squad and the rest of the Formula 1 field were comfortably outpaced by McLaren during Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix.
WATCH: Go behind the scenes of LEGO’s incredible car build for the special F1 drivers’ parade in Miami
Formula 1 and LEGO put on a memorable show ahead of last weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, with the usual drivers’ parade truck being replaced by fully driveable, big build cars.
ANALYSIS: Why Alpine chose to promote Colapinto and bench Doohan – concluding a dramatic 12 hours after Oakes' resignation
Alpine have opted to change things up with their driver line-up after just six Grands Prix, with Jack Doohan sent to the bench and Franco Colapinto stepping up to race alongside Pierre Gasly for the next five races. F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto digs into the story...
Alpine confirm Colapinto to replace Doohan for next five rounds as team opt to 'rotate' seat
Alpine have confirmed that Franco Colapinto will replace Jack Doohan from the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix onwards, with the squad opting to make the change following a disappointing start to the campaign for Doohan.
Windows Central
I can't believe this long-lost Halo level has finally been found — and you might be able to play it soon
Close to 20 years after Halo 3's original Xbox release, one of the game's most famous cut levels has been found by the franchise's passionate modding and preservationist community.
DOOM: The Dark Ages is already on sale ahead of its release next week — Rip and tear into savings with this deal
I've checked prices for DOOM: The Dark Ages, and this is the best deal going on right now for PC (Steam). Get this gritty game for the best price.
How to preorder the new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop
Microsoft just announced a Surface Pro 12-inch and Surface Laptop 13-inch. The compact PCs are already available for preorder and will start shipping later this month.
Xbox Game Pass gets DOOM: The Dark Ages, Revenge of the Savage Planet, a returning Warhammer game, and more
DOOM: The Dark Ages and Revenge of the Savage Planet are just some of the games headed to Xbox Game Pass in May 2025.
DeepMind CEO calls Google's updated Gemini 2.5 Pro AI "the best coding model" with a taste for aesthetic web development
Google recently shipped a major update to its Gemini 2.5 AI model with improved coding and web development capabilities.
Microsoft shadow launched this mouse that pairs with the new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop perfectly
New Surface Arc Mouse color options make the travel mouse a perfect companion for the Surface Pro 12-inch or Surface Laptop 13-inch.
Microsoft reminds us of another big name supporting WSL that you can now use
A few weeks after it actually dropped, Microsoft has reminded everyone you can now use an official build of Fedora 42 on WSL.
I went hands-on with dozens of indie games at Gamescom Latam last week — You need to wishlist these 7 titles right now
I went to Gamescom Latam to play several indie games, and seven killer titles from the event stood out so much that I can't stop thinking about them.
"Are we all doomed?" — Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman warns that AI is coming for all of our jobs, just as Bill Gates predicted
Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman claims AI is coming for all jobs, including his own, recommending upskilling to remain relevant in an AI-driven job market.
OpenAI plays into Elon Musk's hands, ditching for-profit plan — but Sam Altman doesn't have Microsoft's blessing yet
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared an open letter announcing that the firm's non-profit business will retain control over the for-profit side.
Xbox handheld leaks in new "Project Kennan" photos from the FCC — plus an ASUS ROG Ally 2 prototype with early specs
The rumored "Kennan" partner handheld between Xbox and ASUS seems to have leaked, showcasing more Xbox-style grips and a dedicated Xbox button.
Laffgaff
What alcohol is in a Mint Julep cocktail?
Bourbon.
Scrabble Club
I forgot to pay my monthly Scrabble Club subscription. Now they're sending me threatening letters.
Itsfoss
Enable or Disable Word Wrap in VS Code
Whether you’re reading long lines of code, markdown notes, or JSON files, knowing how to toggle word wrap on or off can save your eyes from endless horizontal scrolling.
Tap into Potential: Add Premium Touch to Your Raspberry Pi Projects With SunFounder's 10-inch Display
Transform your Raspberry Pi into a versatile interactive device with SunFounder's 10-inch touchscreen. Here's my experience with this device.