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Boater and angler Harvey Clews caught this footage of a pod of dolphins as he was sailing.

On the water with a pod of dolphins

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A Russian drone hit a block of flats in Romania on Friday, causing a fire and injuring two people, Romanian officials say.

'I will sleep with fear': Romanians shaken after block of flats hit by drone

The BBC is in Seoul, where tattooist from all over the country have gathered to celebrate their art, following decades of underground work.

How did tattoo artists become legal in South Korea?

Shrey Parikh, a 14-year-old, won the competition this year after correctly spelling 32 words in a 90-second lighting round tiebreaker.

Can Americans spell the National Spelling Bee’s winning words?

Scottish ministers have urged the UK government to grant them the authority to introduce a graduated driving licence system for new drivers, aiming to address the high casualty rates among young people on the roads.

Stricter rules for new drivers?

An unusual start to the programme, which this week debates concerns around artificial intelligence.

AI versions of Churchill, Kahlo and Gandhi on Question Time

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Firefighters rescued the trapped riders after four hours with no injuries reported.

Watch rescue after rollercoaster stalls 100ft in the air

Hull KR fans gathered at Craven Park to wave off their team ahead of the Challenge Cup.


Hull KR fans dream of back-to-back cup glory

Science correspondent Pallab Ghosh explains why the explosion is a setback for space exploration.

What does Blue Origin rocket mishap mean for Nasa's Moon mission?

A teenager from California has won the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee, after days of fierce competition. 

Watch: Moment 14-year-old wins US national spelling bee

A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket exploded on a launch pad at Cape Canaveral in Florida on Thursday night.

Moment Blue Origin rocket explodes during test in Florida

BBC’s Sarah Smith looks at why both countries are in a tense cycle of negotiations, despite the progress President Trump consistently claims.

Are the US and Iran close to reaching a peace deal… again?

Taiwan Travelogue is the first novel translated from Mandarin Chinese to win the prestigious award.

How did this novel about food win a Booker Prize this year?

The education, health and welfare systems are no longer fit for purpose in preparing young people for adult life, a new report says.

Are young people too expensive to hire?

Verified videos show strikes on densely populated neighbourhoods in southern Lebanon.

Israel intensifies strikes on Lebanon during ceasefire, videos show

Jordan Adams speaks to BBC News NI after finishing his 33rd marathon in Dublin.

'Time for a lie-in' after FTD Brothers finish Irish marathon challenge

PCC who quit over Everard comments starts charity

The 145-year-old bollards on Duffield Road in Derby have been restored to their previous "wonky" form.

These aren't just any old bollards

'Rates cut will help to support confidence'

Brewdog's co-founder James Watt says he will use claims of a "culture of fear" at the company to reflect and become a better leader.

Brewdog boss says he will learn from criticism

As the UK copes with being in a recession, how does it compare with the recession in the 1980s?

When unemployment topped 3m - and kept rising

Global trade drives the world economy, but could rising tensions between the US and China threaten this?

Could this be the end of global trade?

As a trade war becomes an increasing risk, how do governments use tariffs in international commerce?

What are tariffs and how do they affect us?

As the Bank of England gives its latest prediction for inflation, Wake Up to Money looks at what's been happening to the cost of living in the last year.

Has the cost of living been creeping up?

A survey of Asian businesses by HSBC finds that there are too many free trade agreements and they are too complicated.

'Too many' Asian trade agreements

The Bank of England has announced an emergency cut in interest rates to shore up the economy amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Policymakers reduced rates from 0.75% to 0.25%, taking borrowing costs back down to the lowest level in history.

Governor Mark Carney said the action would provide relief "at a difficult time".

Carney on interest rates cut: 'It will help to support confidence'