The four word phrase - first uttered by Labour Home Secretary John Reid - has become a by-word for incompetence. Source link

Archaeological finds from the planned HS2 train line have been shown exclusively to the BBC. Source link

Daniel De SimoneInvestigations correspondent BBCPaul Thompson was shot dead while being driven home in a taxi through Belfast in April 1994. He was murdered in a sectarian attack by ...

BBCDilara didn't realise she was being filmed using smart glassesDilara was on her lunch break in the London store where she works when a tall man walked up to ...

Peter GillibrandBBC NewsbeatMinistry of DefenceDrones are becoming a key feature of modern warfare"All the lads here play Call of Duty Warzone, Battlefield... and I'm into Helldivers at the moment," ...

Archie MitchellandMichael Sheils McNamee,Business reportersGetty ImagesBritish adults are hiding their outgoings on things like beauty products, gambling and cryptocurrencies from their partners as part of a pattern of "secret ...

BBCIt was the most momentous event in UK history since World War Two. As a new virus took hold, millions of us were told to stay at home and ...

Victoria GillScience correspondent, BBC NewsWashington Post via Getty ImagesNaked mole rats live for up to 40 years, compared to about three years for a mouseThey are weird, bald, subterranean ...

Thousands of Afghans have been moved to the UK under a secret scheme which was set up after a British official inadvertently leaked their data, it can be revealed.In ...

Brian WheelerPolitical reporterGetty ImagesDonald Trump did not invent the phrase but he made it his ownEvery political campaign needs a good slogan – a snappy phrase to energise voters ...

Jonah FisherEnvironment correspondentGetty ImagesAbout 3.5 million tonnes of sewage sludge, that's enough to fill nearly 900 Olympic sized swimming pools are spread of farmers fields in England and Wales ...

Tom Singleton & Liv McMahonTechnology reportersGetty ImagesA judge has sided with a coalition of civil liberties groups and news organisations - including the BBC - and ruled a legal ...