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BBC News legend announces exit after 35 years as final broadcast date revealed
The presenter is best known for working on on BBC Look East for nearly three decades
How global financial leaders view smart spending
How global financial leaders view smart spending
Rising oil prices cause Wall Street to lose ground
Stocks opened lower Friday on Wall Street as Big Tech companies tied to artificial intelligence swing lower again and oil prices rise.
Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood, 69, appears in court charged with 17 offences against nine women ahead of trial next year
The former BBC Radio 1 DJ was charged in September with indecently assaulting a teenage girl aged 16 or 17 in 1991 and sexually assaulting an woman, 18, in 2004.
Meghan Markle Says She’s ‘Deeply Distressed’ Over Child Sexual Abuse Material Allegations Against Her Dad
The Duchess of Sussex said she distanced herself from him years ago to protect her children.
iPhone Duo goes on sale around the world: Huge queues form outside Apple Stores in London, Bangkok and Sydney as shoppers race to get their hands on the foldable device
The iPhone Duo has finally gone on sale today, with shoppers flocking to get their hands on Apple's first foldable. Photos snapped in London, Bangkok, and Sydney show huge lines outside Apple Stores.
Wang Yi calls for China-US cooperation on AI development, governance
China and the United States have both the capability and the responsibility to jointly develop and govern artificial intelligence (AI) well, ensuring that its development remains under human control and benefits the people, China's top diplomat Wang Yi said on Friday.
China earmarks 80 mln yuan for Xizang quake relief and recovery
China earmarks 80 mln yuan for Xizang quake relief and recovery
From Long March to Chinese modernization: China's new journey forward
The Long March is history. But its great spirit remains a source of strength for China's journey today.
Nine in 10 Brits say they have taken action to try and reduce their spending amid cost of living squeeze - with half cutting back on heating use
A Savanta survey, conducted ahead of next week's Budget, found 87 per cent have taken at least one action to try and reduce household spending in the last six months.