Install
Visit BBC for trusted reporting on the latest world and US news, sports, business, climate, innovation, culture and much more.
- 15,779articles · 30d
- 40+ min agolatest article
- Aug 14, 2026earliest in window
- 93%with images
- 266avg words
- sport 5,602
- football 5,082
- sports 4,858
- premier league 3,891
- soccer 3,511
- football news 2,558
- local news 2,189
- politics 2,122
- transfer news 2,085
- slidelist 1,600
- crime 1,561
- world 1,463
- transfers 1,424
- uk 1,351
- business 1,223
- world news 1,203
- premium 1,075
- england 1,067
- manchester united 1,040
- uk news 1,007
- SPF 8,065
- SP 7,824
- sport 7,794
- NW 2,261
- SS 2,067
- CRL 1,762
- disaster accident and emergency incident 1,358
- crime law and justice 1,343
Please confirm you are human
This browser or connection looks automated. Press and continuously hold the control for 3 seconds to enable Google-hosted web results and, when separately allowed, AI-assisted answers.
A successful check enables 100 search requests. Interactive access does not authorize scraping, systematic collection, or reuse of search output.
News
The farmer whose lamb had Scotland's first case of bluetongue
3+ week, 4+ day ago (19+ words) 'I feel guilty': Farmer on Scotland's first bluetongue case BBC 'I feel guilty': Farmer on Scotland's first bluetongue case...
BBC Audio | Farming Today | Farming Today This Week 12/09/26 Bluetongue disease, Kelso Ram Sales, sheep rustling, farming without fossil fuels, Wild Summit.
23+ hour, 38+ min ago (252+ words) The number of bluetongue cases since the first of July in the UK has now topped a thousand. That’s nearly three times the number of positive cases for the whole of the previous year to that date. How are farmers…...
Foster homes sought for trainee guide dogs in Devon
3+ day, 21+ min ago (421+ words) A charity is seeking foster homes for some of the 27 guide dogs it currently has in training. The Guide Dogs Exeter Training Centre said the number of dogs it currently had in school was the highest in six years. It…...
BBC Audio | Farming Today | Farming Today This Week 05/09/26 Bluetongue; food security; data centres; river DNA testing; corncrakes; dung beetle vet.
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (194+ words) As the UK experiences its worst ever outbreak of the livestock disease bluetongue, we find out how government vets and scientists are coping as they deal with thousands of cases. The trade union which represents them says morale is low…...
How Devon and Cornwall became bluetongue virus hotspot
2+ week, 20+ hour ago (517+ words) A virus which can be deadly to livestock successfully overwintered in parts of the UK before spreading rapidly, scientists believe. Cases of the bluetongue virus, which affects sheep and cattle as well as other animals, continue to spread with the…...
Kelso ram sales go ahead despite bluetongue disease restrictions
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (508+ words) The biggest single-day ram sale in Europe is set to take place in the Scottish Borders despite disease restrictions imposed on much of neighbouring Dumfries and Galloway after cases of bluetongue were detected. More than 4,300 rams across 17 breeds will go…...
Devon farmer has vaccinated 1,700 sheep for bluetongue
3+ week, 2+ day ago (528+ words) A farmer has spoken about the impact of protecting livestock from the bluetongue virus which can make sheep and cattle lethargic and lame, it can cause birth defects or spontaneous abortions and it can be fatal. Mark Walter, who farms…...
'I feel guilty' - Creetown farmer whose lamb had first case of bluetongue in Scotland
3+ week, 5+ day ago (909+ words) Earlier this year, farmer Fiona Johnson moved her family 350 miles north from a small village in Bedfordshire to the coast of south west Scotland, hoping to start afresh. She had no livestock, just "dogs and children". Four months later, having…...
Wine on the line: Inside Denmark Hill station's tiny vineyard
2+ week, 6+ day ago (848+ words) There are few places you would expect to stumble across a vineyard in inner London and a sunny railway embankment in south London is probably not high on the list. Yet just metres from the tracks at Denmark Hill station,…...
Oldham community garden's food supply hit by dry summer
2+ week, 5+ day ago (363+ words) A community garden has been forced to throw away food which was destined for the local community as a result of recent dry weather. Volunteers from Northern Lily Community Hub in Oldham said up to three quarters of its plants,…...