University staff suspend strikes over pensions
By Hannah Richardson BBC News education reporter University staff have suspended strikes which were set to hit summer exams after…
Worboys release decision overturned as parole head quits
A decision by the Parole Board to release the rapist John Worboys has been quashed, prompting the board’s chairman Nick…
Pubs in danger: Six charts on how the British drink
By Lora Jones Business Reporter, BBC News Across the UK, people are spending more money on gin and craft beer,…
Kemerovo fire: Russia crowd condemns officials over disaster
Hundreds of people are protesting in the Siberian city of Kemerovo, angry at Russian officials over the leisure complex fire…
Coventry hit-and-run deaths: Man guilty of causing boys’ deaths
A man has admitted causing the deaths of two young brothers in a hit-and-run crash in Coventry last month. Corey,…
Black Lives Matter-inspired book wins children’s book prize
A debut novel inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement has been named the overall winner of this year’s Waterstones…
‘Highly likely’ Russia behind attack – EU leaders
EU leaders have agreed with the UK government that it is “highly likely” Russia is responsible for the nerve agent…
Putin ‘will use World Cup like Hitler’s Olympics’, agrees Johnson
Boris Johnson has likened the way President Putin is promoting the World Cup in Russia to Hitler’s notorious use of…
Brexit: EU leaders set to discuss transition agreement
EU leaders will gather on Thursday for a summit at which they are expected to approve the terms of a…
What are the most endangered animals in the world?
By Reality Check team BBC News The death of the world’s last male northern white rhino has rendered the species…