Month: February 2024

Glasgow University says the return to closed-book exams follows concern about artificial intelligence.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle is under pressure one week on from the colossal row over the Gaza debate.

The former sub-postmaster told the BBC that the Post Office’s business model is “dead in the water”.

Edith Thompson was executed more than a century ago after her lover fatally stabbed her husband.

The BBC has seen draft amendments to a bill to ban landlords from evicting tenants without reason.

“The resurgence in vinyl has taken the music industry by complete surprise,” says the pop star.

Unfair hiring practices and outdated attitudes are among barriers autistic people face, a review says.

A whistle-blower claims his name was wrongly put down on a hospital report into the incident.

Drax used timber from precious Canadian trees while taking billions in environmental subsidies, BBC finds.

The star posted on social media that doctors’ orders left her with “no choice but to rest”.