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How a new era of heatwaves could shake up the school calendar
23. August 2026 (01:16)
Teachers warn it could be increasingly difficult for classrooms to function during the hottest months. (BBC News)
Fear and fallout three months on from Northern Ireland's race riots
23. August 2026 (01:01)
Northern Ireland saw consecutive nights of violence following a knife attack - but how are victims faring now? (BBC News)
Struggling households need more help with bills, energy industry says
23. August 2026 (01:00)
Industry body Energy UK says the current support for households most in need does not go far enough. (BBC News)
Davis 'grateful' for support over cancer diagnosis
22. August 2026 (23:50)
The Office star was appearing at convention in London, less than two weeks after announcing her condition.  (BBC News)
Syria says Israeli strike near Damascus violation of international law
22. August 2026 (23:42)
The latest incident comes days after reports emerged Israel had struck a military airbase close to the Turkish border. (BBC News)
Baby whose parents feared had just days to live is 'thriving' after life-saving heart operation
22. August 2026 (22:30)
Doctors have told mum and dad Catrin and Dylan it could take years for a donor to materialise. (BBC News)
Blue plaque unveiled at home of Paddington creator
22. August 2026 (21:15)
Chairman of the Haslemere Society, Chris Harrison, says it was a day where "friends were reunited". (BBC News)
The hotel booking mix-up that could free mushroom murderer
22. August 2026 (21:03)
A table tennis tournament and a throat lozenge could help Erin Patterson's lawyers overturn her convictions. (BBC News)
Video appears to show police chase minutes before fatal A66 crash
22. August 2026 (19:36)
Several police vehicles are seen chasing a car just three minutes before the crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough. (BBC News)
US military newspaper editor voices censorship fears after being fired
22. August 2026 (18:57)
Erik Slavin believes he was fired for saying in an interview that "in a hypothetical situation, censorship would be a red line". (BBC News)