BBC Verify confirmed that footage of an Israeli airstrike landing metres from British journalist Steve Sweeney in southern Lebanon is authentic, highlighting how AI-generated misinformation has made even real war footage subject to doubt.
The Nottingham Inquiry has heard that an arrest warrant for Valdo Calocane sat unactioned in an unchecked police inbox for ten months before the June 2023 attacks that killed three people, with former Chief Constable Kate Meynell admitting he should have been arrested.
Meta reversed its decision to shut down Horizon Worlds in VR just 24 hours after announcing the closure, but the reprieve is extremely limited. Existing games stay while all future development shifts to mobile.
Leaked emails reveal an FCC enforcement official privately offered to help Chair Brendan Carr target Disney, raising serious questions about regulatory impartiality in an already contentious campaign against American broadcasters.
Storm Therese battered the Canary Islands in March 2026, dumping snow on Mount Teide, grounding flights, and closing schools across Tenerife with wind gusts of up to 100 km/h.
The ENTSO-E final report into the April 2025 Iberian blackout reveals a 'perfect storm' of voltage control failures, sluggish grid management, and misconfigured generators that left 60 million people without power for up to 16 hours.
Thomas Tuchel names a 35-man England squad for friendlies against Uruguay and Japan, with notable recalls, a fresh face in James Garner, and the conspicuous absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The IEA has published a 10-point plan urging people worldwide to work from home, reduce speed limits, and cut business flights in response to the worst oil supply disruption in history caused by the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Nigel Farage claims North Sea drilling will slash energy bills, but Oxford researchers put the real saving at just £16 to £82 a year. We break down the claims, the competition, and what the evidence actually shows.
A French sailor's casual 7km Strava run on the flight deck of the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier inadvertently broadcast the exact position of France's only nuclear-powered warship during a sensitive Mediterranean deployment.
A French naval officer accidentally revealed the location of the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle by uploading a Strava run from the flight deck, exposing the warship's position in the eastern Mediterranean during a sensitive deployment.
Trump is reportedly weighing a ground invasion of Iran's Kharg Island to force open the Strait of Hormuz, in what one former military analyst has called 'close to a suicide mission'.