Steam Machine Price Will Be Higher Than Consoles
Valve reveals Steam Machine won't be subsidised, pricing it closer to gaming PCs than consoles. Expected spring 2026 release faces component cost challenges.
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Black Friday 2025: 10 Pro Shopping Tips
Master Black Friday 2025 with these 10 expert strategies for smart spending. Learn how to avoid overspending while securing genuine bargains on everything from gifts to everyday essentials.
Strictly's La Voix gives injury update after Blackpool exit
Strictly Come Dancing's La Voix has been forced to pull out of the Blackpool special due to a foot injury. Get the latest update and find out when she hopes to return.
Cyclone Fina Strengthens to Category Two Storm
Tropical Cyclone Fina has intensified into a category two storm, bringing 130km/h winds and flash flooding risks to Australian coastal areas. Stay informed with our latest updates.
England's World Cup Draw: Best and Worst Case Groups
Analysis of England's potential 2026 World Cup groups as December draw approaches. From dream scenarios to nightmare opponents like Norway's Haaland. Full draw details.
Brit faces war crimes trial for Ukraine footage
Graham Phillips, 46, could become first British national prosecuted for war crimes related to Russia's invasion after filming pigs eating Ukrainian soldiers. Read the full investigation details.
Turner's Secret Sketchbooks Reveal Neurodivergent Clues
BBC Two documentary explores JMW Turner's 37,000 private sketches, with experts including Tracey Emin questioning if the artist was neurodivergent. Discover what his secret drawings reveal tonight.
UN passes Trump Gaza plan, but challenges remain
The UN has passed a US-backed resolution for Gaza, but Israel rejects Palestinian statehood and Hamas opposes foreign forces. What does this mean for peace?
Strictly viewers puzzled by Vicky Pattison's absence
Strictly Come Dancing fans express confusion after Vicky Pattison and Kai Widdrington skip traditional It Takes Two appearance following emotional elimination. Get the latest updates.
Ex-Man Utd flop Antony compared to Ronaldo after £22m exit
Former Manchester United winger Antony has revived his career at Real Betis, earning comparisons to Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar after his £22m permanent transfer. Discover his remarkable turnaround.
6 in 7 Children in Poverty in UK Town
In Newport, Middlesbrough, six out of seven children grow up in poverty. Families and local services demand the two-child benefit cap be scrapped as the government prepares a new strategy.
David Olusoga's Empire & TV Highlights Tonight
Historian David Olusoga investigates the British Empire's slavery legacy in BBC Two's Empire. Plus, Children in Need 2025, Unreported World, and film picks including Mickey 17.
Tourists paid to shoot civilians in Bosnian war
Italian prosecutors investigate claims wealthy Western tourists paid to act as 'weekend snipers' during Sarajevo siege. Survivor recalls childhood terror as new evidence emerges.
Apple's £219 iPhone Pocket: iPod Sock Déjà Vu
Apple launches a £219.95 knitted phone pouch, drawing comparisons to the 2004 iPod sock. Limited edition available in London from Friday. Is it worth the money?
Princess Anne's Wreath Laying in Singapore
Princess Anne led a solemn Remembrance service at Kranji War Cemetery, marking 60 years of UK-Singapore diplomatic ties. Discover the poignant family connection and royal orchid naming.
BBC Two Celebrates Richard Burton's Centenary
A new documentary explores the life of Welsh icon Richard Burton, featuring insights from family and co-stars. Discover the man behind the legend on BBC Two tonight.
Milan investigates 'sniper tourism' in Bosnian War
Milan prosecutors investigate alleged 'sniper tourism' where Italians paid to shoot Sarajevo civilians during the 1990s siege. Explore the shocking details of this war crime investigation.
Two-Child Benefit Cap Scrapped in Budget
Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves confirm the two-child benefit cap will be lifted in the budget, a move costing £2.8bn aimed at tackling child poverty. Read the latest.
Starmer: Racism returning to UK politics
PM Keir Starmer warns divisive hard-right politics is tearing Britain apart and signals end to two-child benefit cap in budget. Read the full interview analysis.
Reeves hints at two-child benefit cap removal in Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggests scrapping the two-child benefit cap in the 2025 Budget, potentially boosting finances for larger families and tackling child poverty.
Winterson's New Book Examines AI Through Creative Lens
Jeanette Winterson's latest work 'One Aladdin, Two Lamps' offers profound reflections on artificial intelligence, creativity and human experience. Discover her unique perspective on technology's role in art.
Prince William's Poppy Message to Young People
The Prince of Wales delivers a special video message for Armistice Day, urging young Britons to wear a poppy and remember the sacrifices of the armed forces. Watch the assembly online.
Reeves signals tax rises, hints at ending child benefit cap
Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares for November budget, hinting at breaking tax pledges to avoid public spending cuts while considering scrapping the two-child benefit cap.
Dianne Buswell's tearful Strictly moment with Chris McCausland
Strictly pro Dianne Buswell reveals the emotional dance with blind partner Chris McCausland that left them both in tears. Discover the story behind their Bafta-winning performance.
Reeves Signals Tax Pledge Breach and Benefit Cap Review
Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicates breaking manifesto tax pledges and lifting two-child benefit cap in November budget. Get the latest political analysis.
Reeves to remove two-child benefit cap in budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals plan to abolish two-child benefit cap, potentially lifting 350,000 children from poverty. Budget announcement expected this month.
Reeves: Labour manifesto pledges may be dropped
Chancellor Rachel Reeves indicates Labour may abandon key manifesto commitments due to worse-than-expected economic inheritance. Budget to focus on NHS waiting lists and growth.
GTA 6 Studio Rocked by Protests Over Staff Sackings
Rockstar Games faces mounting criticism as employees stage dual protests against sudden termination of 30 workers during peak GTA 6 development phase.
Dragons' Den pulled from BBC schedule tonight
Fans of the hit business investment show were left disappointed as Dragons' Den unexpectedly disappeared from Friday night's BBC Two lineup. Discover what replaced the entrepreneurial programme and when to expect its return.
Sheringham: Tottenham Duo Better Than Arsenal Stars
Former Manchester United striker Teddy Sheringham has ignited the North London rivalry by declaring Tottenham's attacking pair superior to their Arsenal counterparts in a controversial comparison.
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