Bristol home dazzles with 150,000 Christmas lights
A Bristol family has transformed their home into the Winterbourne Wonderland with 150,000 lights, raising funds for charity. Visit this spectacular festive display until January 4.
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Op Shop Pricing: When Secondhand Costs More Than New
Exploring the delicate balance of secondhand pricing as charity shops face rising costs. Discover why some pre-loved items now rival retail prices and what it means for shoppers.
EastEnders: Lauren's devastating charity scam revealed
EastEnders fans stunned as Lauren Branning loses charity funds in medical scam after son Jimmy's shocking injury. Full spoilers from BBC iPlayer release.
13-year-old bailed in Swindon murder investigation
Tributes pour in for mental health charity worker Sarah Forrester, described as an incredible person, as a 13-year-old girl is bailed in the Swindon murder inquiry.
Tributes to Sarah Forrester as teen bailed in Swindon
Tributes are paid to mental health charity worker Sarah Forrester, a devoted mother described as 'kind'. A 13-year-old girl arrested on suspicion of murder has been bailed. Police continue enquiries.
Tributes for charity worker as teen bailed in Swindon
Mental health charity worker Sarah Forrester remembered as 'incredible person' after her death in Swindon. A 13-year-old girl arrested on suspicion of murder has been bailed.
Oxford Street's Big Day of Joy 2025 Guide
Discover the full line-up for Oxford Street's Big Day of Joy on 7 December 2025. From Disney pop-ups to festive food, see how the event supports GOSH Charity.
Dog stress signs surge as UK workers return to office
Blue Cross warns of rising dog stress as workers leave pets home alone. Learn key stress signs and how to help your anxious dog. Protect your pet's wellbeing today.
BBC board member resigns, criticises governance
BBC board member Shumeet Banerji resigns early, citing governance failures following high-level departures. Get the latest on this developing story.
Golovkin Elected World Boxing President
Former middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin is set to lead World Boxing, aiming to restore integrity and secure the sport's Olympic future for LA 2028.
Modern Slavery Risk in UK Construction Exposed
Hundreds of UK construction workers face modern slavery risks, with charity helplines receiving nearly 500 calls. Learn about this emerging crisis and what's being done.
Six-year-old boy has been homeless his entire life
Alicia and her six-year-old son Aeon have been trapped in unsafe temporary housing for years, highlighting England's growing homelessness crisis. Discover their story and how to help.
Charity boss resigns after cyclist collision sentence
BBC Children in Need chair Terry Duddy steps down after receiving suspended sentence for causing serious injury to cyclist in Buckinghamshire village. Read the full story.
Charity cyclist punched in naked bike ride attack
A charity cyclist participating in World Naked Bike Ride describes ongoing pain after being punched off his bike by a binman in Colchester. Read the full story.
International Law Under Attack: Why Rules Still Matter
As global tensions rise, experts debate whether international law is dying or evolving. Discover why the 1945 framework remains crucial despite current challenges.
Grandmother chokes to death on steak in Spain
Ceri Ball, 74, tragically died after choking on steak during holiday meal in Spain. Family pays tribute to 'selfless' grandmother as inquest opens.
Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Tour Returns for 15th Year
The iconic Coca-Cola Christmas Truck Tour returns for its 15th UK anniversary in 2025, visiting 15 locations and supporting FareShare with a donation equivalent to one million meals.
Tanzania's democratic collapse sparks regional alarm
Tanzania's violent election crisis exposes Africa's fragile democratic gains. As repression escalates, discover why governance failures threaten continental progress.
Facebook AI mistakes photography charity for drug promotion
Gloucestershire charity Hundred Heroines had Facebook page wrongly removed twice after Meta's AI confused name with opioid reference. Discover how AI errors impact small organisations.
Europe's Digital Sovereignty Push Against US Tech
Europe is asserting digital sovereignty through new online safety legislation, creating an alternative to US-dominated internet governance. Discover how this impacts global tech regulation.
Vintage photos found in charity shop camera
Tilda Butterworth bought an old camera in a Hackney charity shop and discovered 10 undeveloped photos inside. She's now trying to find the family pictured in what appears to be early 2000s Christmas memories.
Audit Quality Confidence Hits 100% Amid Knowledge Gaps
New report reveals 100% satisfaction with audit quality among key UK stakeholders, though clarity on auditor responsibilities is urgently needed. Discover the findings.
Princess Beatrice opens up on premature birth loneliness
Princess Beatrice reveals the loneliness of premature birth while supporting Borne charity's research campaign. Join the conversation on maternal health support.
Alan Carr's Traitors win brings charity tears of joy
Comedian Alan Carr's Celebrity Traitors victory secured £87,500 for Neuroblastoma UK, leaving charity founders emotional. Discover how his win boosts childhood cancer research.
GOSH Christmas Advert 2025: The Heartbreaking Film
Great Ormond Street Hospital's 2025 Christmas advert showcases the incredible courage of seriously ill children and their families. Discover the moving story and how you can support the GOSH Charity Christmas Appeal.
Princess Kate's heartfelt autumn message to the nation
The Princess of Wales urges the public to embrace change and listen in a poignant new video for her Mother Nature series, filmed in Windsor and Northern Ireland.
Children in Need 2025 raises record £45.5 million
The British public has donated a staggering £45,507,536 to BBC Children in Need's 2025 appeal, smashing last year's total. Discover how the nation came together for disadvantaged children.
Sara Cox raises £7m in gruelling 135-mile Children in Need trek
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox completes her 135-mile Great Northern Challenge, describing it as 'the hardest thing I've ever done' while raising over £7 million for Children in Need.
FIFA praised for endorsing global peace campaign
FIFA receives widespread praise for endorsing peace campaign ahead of World Cup qualifiers. Global football body takes stand for unity. Read the full story.
Sara Cox finishes 135-mile Children In Need challenge
BBC Radio 2's Sara Cox triumphs in her 135-mile Great Northern Marathon, raising a staggering £7.6 million for Children in Need. Read her emotional story.
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