Monday 31 October 2016

[RSS] BBC News - UK / Teachers' pay to be devolved to assembly in Wales Bill

Teachers' pay to be devolved to assembly in Wales Bill

Control over teachers' pay and conditions will be devolved to Wales, the UK government announces.

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[RSS] BBC News - Business / Rolls-Royce 'made secret payments'

Rolls-Royce 'made secret payments'

A BBC investigation has found evidence suggesting Rolls-Royce made secret payments to an unregistered Indian agent

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Kempton: Jockeys Jim Crowley and Freddie Tylicki in hospital after pile-up

Kempton: Jockeys Jim Crowley and Freddie Tylicki in hospital after pile-up

Champion jockey Jim Crowley and fellow rider Freddie Tylicki are taken to hospital after four horses fall in a race at Kempton.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Rudd: 'No case' for 1984 Orgreave inquiry or review

Rudd: 'No case' for 1984 Orgreave inquiry or review

Chris Matheson accuses Amber Rudd of "leading families up the garden path" over Orgreave.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn 'astonished' by lack of Orgreave inquiry

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn 'astonished' by lack of Orgreave inquiry

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg he is "astonished" by the decision not to hold an inquiry into the Orgreave decision.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / Corbyn 'astonished' by Orgreave decision

Corbyn 'astonished' by Orgreave decision

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg he is "astonished" by the decision not to hold an inquiry into the Orgreave decision.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Your pictures

Your pictures

On Halloween, Historic England has asked the public to create a record of "witches' marks" on buildings, which are believed to ward off evil spirits.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / House of Commons app to show how MPs have voted

House of Commons app to show how MPs have voted

A new app will make it quicker and easier to see how MPs have voted in Parliament.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / UKIP leadership: Peter Whittle on bid to overtake Labour

UKIP leadership: Peter Whittle on bid to overtake Labour

UKIP leadership candidate Peter Whittle on his future aims for the party.

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[RSS] BBC News - Business / Unpaid internships could be banned

Unpaid internships could be banned

The government could require employers to pay interns at least the national minimum wage.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Couple talk about how they tied the knot amid fire chaos

Couple talk about how they tied the knot amid fire chaos

A couple have exchanged wedding vows amid a devastating fire in Exeter, which nearly cancelled their big day.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / Rudd: 'No case for statutory inquiry' on Orgreave

Rudd: 'No case for statutory inquiry' on Orgreave

Chris Matheson accuses Amber Rudd of "leading families up the garden path" over Orgreave.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / Reality Check:

Reality Check:

The BBC's Europe correspondent Kevin Connolly and assistant political editor Norman Smith, answer your questions about Brexit.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Government approves new Down's syndrome test

Government approves new Down's syndrome test

Pregnant women in England will be offered a safer, more accurate new test for Down's syndrome from 2018.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / Burnham accuses Rudd of Miners' Strike 'establishment stitch-up'

Burnham accuses Rudd of Miners' Strike 'establishment stitch-up'

The home secretary is accused of an "establishment stitch-up" over the Miners' Strike.

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[RSS] BBC News - Business / Trade options

Trade options

What is the difference between a free trade area, a single market and a customs union?

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[RSS] BBC News - Business / Tesco hit with £100m damages claim

Tesco hit with £100m damages claim

Supermarket Tesco faces a £100m damages claim by investors who say the firm misled them.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / Unpaid internships could be banned

Unpaid internships could be banned

The government could require employers to pay interns at least the national minimum wage.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Orgreave clashes inquiry ruled out

Orgreave clashes inquiry ruled out

Home Secretary rules out inquiry into clashes with police at Orgreave during 1984 UK miners' strike

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / Orgreave clashes inquiry ruled out

Orgreave clashes inquiry ruled out

Home Secretary rules out inquiry into clashes with police at Orgreave during 1984 UK miners' strike

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[RSS] BBC News - UK Politics / Defying polls?

Defying polls?

Donald Trump is pinning his hopes of winning the US presidential election on pulling off a Brexit-style shock - could he do it?

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Will 'Fix rooms' help drug addicts?

Will 'Fix rooms' help drug addicts?

A controversial plan to set up the UK's first so-called "fix rooms" to allow drug addicts to inject safely is likely to get the go-ahead.

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[RSS] BBC News - Business / GE agrees oilfield services deal with Baker Hughes

GE agrees oilfield services deal with Baker Hughes

US giant General Electric merges its oil and gas business with oilfield services firm Baker Hughes.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / A34 Lorry deaths: Mother's plea over mobile phones

A34 Lorry deaths: Mother's plea over mobile phones

The mother of one of three children killed by a lorry driver distracted by his mobile phone, has spoken after he was jailed for 10 years.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Iris Owens murder: Son used chainsaw to kill his mother

Iris Owens murder: Son used chainsaw to kill his mother

An Ystrad Mynach mother was killed by her son using a chainsaw as she was hanging washing out, a court hears.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Ajax salute East Kilbride FC for matching world record winning run

Ajax salute East Kilbride FC for matching world record winning run

Dutch football giants Ajax pay tribute to East Kilbride FC for equalling their world record run of 26 consecutive wins.

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[RSS] BBC News - UK / Vampires are more real than you think

Vampires are more real than you think

The 'Prof of Goth' Nick Groom on the origin of the vampire

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