Six O'Clock News Episodes Episode guide
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UK military expands into space
The RAF has been jamming signals from satellites used by hostile states, the BBC learns
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Andy Burnham holds meeting with Donald Trump
The two leaders are attending the UN General Assembly in New York
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Technical issue disrupts flights across the UK
Some airlines say they've lost confidence in the air traffic control provider
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German Chancellor: 'Disastrous' state elections
German Chancellor Merz vows to stay on despite state election results
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President Trump's Greenland security deal welcomed
Danish and Greenlandic leaders welcome a new US agreement on the territory
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Earl Spencer defends claims about King Charles
Princess Diana's brother has told the BBC that he is "telling the truth" in his book
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Charles 'giddily elated' after Diana died, her brother claims
Daily Mail publishes extracts from Earl Spencer's book about his sister, Princess Diana
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Schools in England get extra funding for teachers' pay
The government appears to have averted a strike in England's schools.
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Lucy Letby hospital inquiry
An inquiry finds some of babies murdered by Lucy Letby could have been saved
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Donald Trump says there is a 'conspiracy against AI'
British co-founder of Anthropic says the world must set limits on AI.
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Ukraine train hit after Boris Johnson passes through
A Russian drone has hit a train near the Ukraine-Poland border
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Reform receives second £36m donation in two days
Reform receives second £36m donation in two days as crypto investor matches record
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Assisted dying to remain illegal in England and Wales
MPs vote against another attempt to change the law
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'Be ready for far right protesters', Home Secretary tells police
Shabana Mahmood tells officers to use all powers necessary with anti-migrant protesters
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A warning that AI could kill all humans in the next decade
A senior safety researcher at Anthropic warns of the danger that AI poses
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UK sanctions Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank
Israel says it will shut down the UK consulate in East Jerusalem in response
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The policing minister condemns elements of anti-migrant protests as 'intimating and thuggish'
Sarah Jones said there was "no excuse" for threatening behaviour at protests
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Germany's far right AfD party projected to win regional election
Exit polls suggest the Alternative for Germany party will win 44.5% of the vote share.
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Disruption at Port of Dover
Major disruption at the Port of Dover as masked men gather in large demonstration
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Nigel Farage dismisses allegations in an undercover report
The footage was released by Channel 4 News
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The French President visits Downing Street
Emmanuel Macron is the first world leader to visit during Andy Burnham's premiership
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Andy Burnham completes his first Prime Minister's Questions
He is pressed about his management of the public finances
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Andy Burnham makes his Commons debut as PM
He says he will give people back 'control over their destinies'
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The government defends its prisoner early release scheme
The Conservatives say dangerous inmates could still be freed under the plans
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Burnham Announces Changes To Prisoner Release Scheme
Andy Burnham pledges to keep hundreds more criminals behind bars
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Anger In Ukraine Over Munitions Site Strike
A Russian airstrike has detonated munitions kept in warehouse close to a residential area
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Nearly two thousand people are missing in flooding in Nepal
More than thirty British nationals are among the missing
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Hundreds are dead after flash floods in Nepal
More than a thousand people are still missing
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Meta settles in landmark US case
The tech giant, Meta, has agreed to pay billions of dollars to US states
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Canada responds to new Trump tariffs
Canada announces tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of imports from the US
