BBFC tightens rules over racist language in films
Any film now featuring the N-word is highly unlikely to be classified lower than a 12A/12.
MI6 boss warns of China ‘debt traps and data traps’
Richard Moore also denies the fall of Kabul was an intelligence failure in a BBC Radio 4 interview.
Tony’s Law: Plans for tougher child abuse sentences confirmed
The adoptive family of Tony Hudgell, seven, have campaigned for harsher sentences for abusers.
Storm Arwen: Hundreds of starfish washed up on beach
The creatures along with clams and crabs covered a 100m stretch of Culbin Sands.
Actor Mark Bonnar revisits his dad’s famous concrete hippos
The sculptures were among artworks created by Stan Bonnar for Scotland’s new towns in the 1970s.
Tom Channon: Safety changes after Magaluf wall fall
Tom Channon, 18, was on his first trip abroad when he died after falling seven floors in 2018.
Covid: Face masks rules return in England amid Omicron spread
Coverings become mandatory in shops and on public transport under measures to slow Omicron’s spread.
MPs back setting new-build house ground rent at one peppercorn a year
People with leases on new-build houses say freeholders are charging them exorbitant amounts.
MI6 must adapt to new technology to survive, says spy chief
Richard Moore says the secret service must partner with the private sector to find new technologies.
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