BBC TV licence fee change update as Lisa Nandy rules out option and £48 reduction suggested
The Culture Secretary has provided a crucial update on the future of the BBC TV licence fee
Read full articleMore News
![aritcles[0].caption](https://static.ffx.io/images/$width_800%2C$height_450/t_crop_fill/q_86%2Cf_jpg/f8cdfa578982fc27e9a75f2f1471dda91aaad687)
Reserve Bank hike all but a sure thing
The Reserve Bank decision is the key focus for the week, with another hike all but considered a sure thing.
Trump to make mysterious announcement TODAY in the Oval Office
Donald Trump will make an announcement from the Oval Office at 2pm on Monday.
Israel tracks down and kills motorbike-riding Hamas terrorist who kidnapped October 7 hostage Noa Argamani
Israel has tracked down and killed the Hamas terrorist suspected of kidnapping hostages Noa Argamani and Avinatan Or during the October 7 attacks.
Swiss reject 'pro-Russian' bid to toughen country's neutrality in referendum
Voters in Switzerland overwhelmingly rejected a proposal championed by a right-wing populist party to strengthen the country's vaunted neutrality.
Inside Iran's ruthless Quds Force unit tasked with attacks on foreign soil and overseen by 'Shadow Commander' boss - as UK probes regime link to RAF Fairford bomb plot
If an Iranian connection is established, attention is likely to turn to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and, in particular, the Quds Force.
Incredible relic from legendary shipwreck lost for more than 140 YEARS washes ashore during powerful nor'easter
Fragments of a three-masted schooner that sank in December 1884 are believed to have been discovered on the shores of Nantucket on Saturday.
Five men arrested over 'Iran terror attack' on RAF base are all British nationals from London and aged in their 20s
Five men were arrested in Whelford on Sunday morning, following reports of three vehicles travelling towards the airbase at 12.45am.
Britain cannot afford a spending spree, warns Burnham's Chancellor as he pleads for realism at Labour conference
n a plea for realism from activists at party conference, John Healey said the money that was poured into the public sector under Tony Blair is 'simply not there now'.
Russian drone slams into Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences building with trapped victims climbing out of windows to escape inferno
Videos shared on social media showed people leaning out of windows for fresh air as thick black smoke and bright orange flames engulfed part of the historic building.
Russia issues chilling war threat to Europe as major Putin ally says 'it will be short'
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused European leaders of actively preparing for armed conflict with Russia.
Small boat migrants expecting to be housed in hotels left 'anxious' when they end up in detention centre, says official report
Chief Inspector of Prisons report said migrants held at Tinsley House immigration removal centre were 'anxious' ahead of being sent back to France under the 'one in, one out' returns deal.
Police issue update into suspected RAF Fairford terror plot as five men arrested
Armed police arrested the five men near the airbase used by US bombers in the early horus of Sunday morning