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Scotland's Robert MacIntyre can win a major, says former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley

7 hours ago | bbc.com | Chris Bertram

Robert MacIntyre winning a major would not be a surprise and his fearless mentality could propel him to one of the big four titles, says former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley. Ireland's McGinley, who has become one of the most astute analysts in the game, believes the Scotsman's form over the past two years has established him among the elite.
Swan found dead in Middlesbrough's Albert Park

14 hours ago | bbc.com | Tom Burgess

Nesting swan found dead in parkTom BurgessBBC News, North East and CumbriaSeth ElliottThe swan that died was one half of a mating pair which recently laid a number of eggsAuthorities are investigating after a nesting swan was found dead in a park. The body of the bird was found in Albert Park, Middlesbrough, on 12 April and removed from the area by officers from Defra.
Kyiv hit by deadly Russian missile and drone attack - mayor

16 hours ago | bbc.com | Jaroslav Lukiv

Kyiv hit by deadly Russian missile and drone attack - mayorJaroslav LukivReutersRescuers in Kyiv have been combing through the wreckage of a residential building destroyed in an overnight Russian attackAt least two people have been killed and 54 injured, including children, in an overnight Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine's capital Kyiv, the mayor says.
Trump crypto soars as US president offers dinner to top holders

16 hours ago | bbc.com | João da Silva

Trump crypto soars as president offers dinner to top holdersJoão da SilvaBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe meme coin is one of several crypto-related ventures launched by businesses linked to TrumpThe price of Donald Trump's cryptocurrency has soared after the US president promised to host two special events for its top investors.
Water industry admits sewage monitoring damaging public trust

19 hours ago | bbc.com | Esme Stallard

A report from the National Audit Office is expected to say on Friday that the Environment Agency does not currently have enough capacity to take on any new monitoring.
How will India respond to the Kashmir killings

22 hours ago | bbc.com | Soutik Biswas

What will India do after the Kashmir attack on tourists? AFPBJP activists protest against Pakistan, condemning the Pahalgam attackTuesday's bloodshed in Pahalgam - where at least 26 tourists were killed in a hail of gunfire - marks the deadliest militant attack in Kashmir since 2019. The victims weren't soldiers or officials, but civilians on holiday in one of India's most picturesque valleys.
Sussex Police face IOPC probe over Bognor Regis stabbing

1 day ago | bbc.com | Craig Buchan

Police face IOPC probe over seafront stabbingCraig BuchanSussex PoliceMetodi Ivanov, 20, died of his injuries in hospitalAn investigation has been launched into the actions of Sussex Police officers prior to the fatal stabbing of a man. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) said it was investigating the actions of the force in the months prior to the death of Metodi Petrov Ivanov in Bognor Regis.
Thomas Partey: Andrea Berta may hold key to Arsenal midfielder's future

1 day ago | bbc.com | Sami Mokbel

Arteta gave a cryptic answer when asked about Partey's contractual situation last week. Asked if there had been any progress, Arteta said: "Yes, there is progress with all the players. "I'll leave that to [sporting director] Andrea [Berta] and the club to decide and to talk about."Pushed further whether the intention is to keep Partey, Arteta added: "The intention is very clear.
Sheffield civil servants join strike over office closures

1 day ago | bbc.com | Chloe Aslett

Civil servants strike over office closuresChloe AslettJosh Herman/BBCPCS Union members in Sheffield planned to strike for four daysCivil servants in Sheffield have taken to the picket line in a dispute over "reckless" plans to close offices while enforcing attendance rules. Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) staff across the country are demanding offices stay open, with the option of more flexibility over working from home.
Dean Huijsen: Four Premier League clubs eyeing Bournemouth defender

1 day ago | bbc.com | Sami Mokbel

Bayern Munich and Real Madrid have both been linked with the centre-back in recent weeks. Well-placed sources have indicated that Huijsen would prioritise a move to Real if the La Liga club were to accelerate their interest. It is also understood that while regular playing time to ensure his continued development will be a key consideration for Huijsen when he comes to settle on his future, the prospect of Champions League participation will also be a factor.