Diesel tops £2 a litre at hundreds of Scottish forecourts
BBC Scotland News found at least 226 sites above the threshold, while separate figures show how local prices compare with Scottish and UK averages.
Newswire
Latest News
4076 NewsJaws stories. Browse the latest, read the archive day by day, or see headline briefs from other outlets.
2054 stories
New Yorkers differ on when to ask friends to repay small debts
BBC interviews found that some people would request as little as $5 from a friend, while others would let a larger amount go to avoid an awkward conversation.
Paris study models wider defibrillator access using drones after cardiac arrest
A Greater Paris simulation found that drone bases could put more cardiac arrest locations within reach of a defibrillator. Actual delivery and survival gains remain untested there.
Philippine fresh-ube export suspension raises supply questions for UK restaurants
The Philippines is retaining fresh purple yam and planting material to expand production. UK food businesses can still use processed and frozen ube, but some chefs report...
Angela Rayner challenges longer settlement wait for migrant care workers
The housing secretary says changing the rules for workers already in Britain would be unfair. The government has yet to decide how its proposed settlement changes would apply.
Atwood gives C$1 million for bird research chair honouring Graeme Gibson
Western University’s planned chair will study how birds move, behave and adapt, extending the conservation work Margaret Atwood shared with her late partner.
Pogues members to answer reader questions ahead of winter tour
The Guardian is collecting questions for Spider Stacy and James Fearnley as the Pogues prepare for greatest hits shows with guest performers.
Heathrow expansion scrutiny puts airport rail capacity in focus
The government says next steps on Heathrow expansion will follow parliamentary scrutiny, while competing demands for railway space leave the Express’s future unresolved.
San Marino signs Artemis Accords, joining space cooperation framework
NASA identifies San Marino as the 76th signatory to the non-binding principles for space exploration. Joining opens opportunities for cooperation, but no specific mission or...
NASA completes ground tests for dual-mode propulsion CubeSat
A shoebox-sized satellite will test chemical and electric thrusters fed from one propellant tank. NASA says ground testing is complete, with launch planned no earlier than...
Business
Why Bantam Bagels closed after its $34 million sale
The Shark Tank business reached Starbucks and attracted a corporate buyer. SEC filings explain the later shutdown—and why the purchase price was never the founders’ net worth.
Business
Cousins Maine Lobster after Shark Tank: beyond the first truck
The business grew through local franchise operators, restaurants and shipping. Here is how to find the food today—and how to read the founders’ latest book announcement.
Politics
The overlooked timing detail in the EU's new carbon-allowance proposal
The Council wants more free allowances for selected industrial activities. Its negotiating text would handle the extra 2026 allocation in 2027, and the measure is not yet final...
Business
Europe's rail freight decline looks different when distance enters the calculation
Eurostat's new release measures both tonnes and tonne-kilometres. Confusing them changes the story about which countries move the most freight—and what the decline means.
World
Why 54% renewable electricity does not mean 54% renewable energy
The latest generation figures look stronger than the EU's overall renewable-energy share. They measure different things—and neither should be used in place of the other.
World
Trains passed buses in EU travel—but the numbers do not count passengers
New Eurostat figures put rail ahead on distance travelled. That is useful evidence about transport, but it cannot tell you which service more people depend on.
Business
Labour costs rose 3.1% in the euro area. That is not your pay rise
September's release tracks employers' hourly costs. Wages, take-home pay and purchasing power need different measures, particularly when comparing countries or sectors.
Business
Hotel Chester after Hotel Hell: can you still stay there?
The Starkville hotel still advertises rooms and booking. Historic records and local reporting reveal a story larger than the makeover, including the chef behind its restaurant...