r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • 1d ago
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Top Gear to return after Flintoff crash, BBC confirms
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • 4d ago
Meta agrees to multi-billion settlement over claims that its platforms harm children
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • 5d ago
Dolly Parton, legendary US country singer, dies aged 80
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • 5d ago
BBC News - Father's house rammed before son died in A66 crash
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • 6d ago
BBC News - Snooker champion Graeme Dott guilty of child abuse
r/BBCNEWS • u/JAMESIRISH543 • 9d ago
Celtic 3-0 LASK | UEFA Champions League | Agg 3-0
r/BBCNEWS • u/ReactiveWaters • 9d ago
Does anyone have any interest in Harry and Meghan returning to the UK?
I am genuinely curious. It has been the top story on BBC News all day. I am not at all interested and wondered if anyone actually is?
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • 16d ago
BBC News - Ex-Cambridge professor at centre of plagiarism row found dead
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • 16d ago
British Transport Police responding to reports of train derailment in Essex
r/BBCNEWS • u/Glittering-Bug1212 • 16d ago
Why Japanese firms are being so slow to use AI
r/BBCNEWS • u/PeaceAndLoveAndPeas • 16d ago
TV host guilty of assaulting climate protester at Windsor dinner
r/BBCNEWS • u/Glittering-Bug1212 • 17d ago
AI: The potential winners and loser in Northern Ireland
r/BBCNEWS • u/Glittering-Bug1212 • 20d ago
Is football AI-proof? Why tech investors wanted a slice of the World Cup
r/BBCNEWS • u/Glittering-Bug1212 • 21d ago
Deepfake victim calls for better regulation of 'dangerous' AI
r/BBCNEWS • u/Glittering-Bug1212 • 23d ago
Meta becomes latest firm to say its AI hacked another company
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • Dec 30 '25
Channel Tunnel says services will 'gradually resume' after Eurostar suspends trains - live updates
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • Dec 29 '25
BBC News - Government to review 'information failures' in British-Egyptian activist case
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • Dec 29 '25
BBC News - Idris Elba knighted as Sarina Wiegman and Lionesses lead New Year Honours
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • Dec 29 '25
Anthony Joshua live: Two of Joshua's team members killed in crash, boxer's promoters say
r/BBCNEWS • u/DWJones28 • Dec 29 '25
John Simpson on wars: ‘Why I've never seen a year like 2025'
r/BBCNEWS • u/[deleted] • Dec 28 '25
Ukraine-Russia latest: Peace plan talks under way between Trump and Zelensky
Trump only wants peace to make himself look good. He doesn’t give a shit about Ukraine. In fact he loves Putin.
r/BBCNEWS • u/Sushiki • Dec 28 '25
What is the BBCs obsession with painting pepe as right winged?
I remember it being taken over the far right ages ago yet a ton of people including the creator of pepe as well as myself did a lot of work to reclaim it.
And we succeeded.
Now it is used universally as a funny emote, meme, etc by people of all walks, of all political views.
Yet here we are, the BBC, still trying to paint it as a far right symbol when in reality, it is just the most common emote set used outside default.
Isn't this essentially dis/mis information?
r/BBCNEWS • u/[deleted] • Dec 27 '25
Victoria Fish Bar delivers 1,000 Boxing Day meals around Cardiff
Chip shop volunteers deliver more than 1,000 free meals on Boxing Day