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10 years after Brexit, Britain knocking on the door it had slammed shut

Burnham's willingness to discuss rejoining the EU has drawn fierce reaction at home, but the cost of Britain's isolation, from defence funding to trade and tourism, is proving too large to ignore

BBC: How the AfD’s win shifts the balance: A blow to Merz, parallels with MAGA, Russia’s interests, and the warning bell for Europe

The BBC examines the fallout from the first win with a genuine prospect of power for a hard-right nationalist party since the fall of the Third Reich in 1945

“Women are brainless”: BBC’s revealing report from inside the Taliban’s world

A new BBC investigation exposes daily life inside Taliban-run Afghanistan, from a young woman's divorce plea to a prison chief's past in suicide bombings, as officials defend restrictions on women five years after Taliban's return

Prince Harry and Meghan’s move back to Britain surprises King Charles

A family trip to Portugal was the turning point, with schools already chosen for Archie and Lilibet ahead of a return expected within 10 days. Charles is pleased, but tensions with Prince William remain unresolved

BBC to cut up to 2,000 jobs in largest workforce reduction since 2011

The cuts affect around 10% of the corporation's 21,500 employees - New BBC director general Matt Brittin takes office on 18 May

Alarm at Booking.com: Data breach after hacker attack — names, booking details, emails and phone numbers exposed

Alarm has been raised at the platform Booking.com and among its customers following a data breach that gave hackers access to personal customer information and booking details, creating the conditions for highly targeted phishing attacks

Wandering fox stows away on ship from England and arrives in New York

Despite its long journey, the fox appears to be in good health – once deemed healthy, staff will find it a suitable habitat

BBC to ask US court to dismiss Trump defamation lawsuit

Trump is demanding $5 billion (€5.7 billion) in damages and interest for each of the charges

BBC Analysis: What will happen in Venezuela after Maduro’s arrest by the US

A historic turning point in US–Latin America relations and what analysts expect for Venezuela’s next day

Research: The BBC’s “first Black Briton” from the Roman era was ultimately…white and originated from southern England

A new DNA analysis concludes that the woman presented by the BBC as “the first Black Briton” had local genetic origins from southern England, with blonde hair and light-colored eyes

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