Neil Bradley

The Senate fell short of the two-thirds needed to overturn a presidential veto.
BBC News – Middle East

A fight between rival gangs in a northern Brazilian prison went on for five hours, officials say.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

The currency could fall further as the government toughens its rhetoric on a no-deal Brexit.
BBC News – Europe

A former top judge who reviewed the £2.5m Operation Midland claims warrants were obtained unlawfully.
BBC News – UK

The hacker gained access to individuals’ date of birth, addresses and phone numbers.
BBC News – US & Canada

How the death of one man 10 years ago sparked an unending campaign of terror in Nigeria and beyond.
BBC News – Africa

The London Borough of Bexley is situated in outer south-east London. The London Borough of Bexley was formed in 1965 under the London Government Act of 1963. It came from the merger of the Municipal Boroughs of […]

 
A brief history of the gesture of the ‘High Five’

The act where at least two people simultaneously fully extend their arms in the air and then slap hands is now a universally recognised gesture of […]

The CBI publishes practical steps it says the UK, EU and firms can take in the run up to 31 October.
BBC News – Business

The meeting comes amid rising tensions in the Gulf and Iran’s decision to breach parts of the deal.
BBC News – Middle East

Members of a remote village have fled and there are fears of further violence.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Alexei Navalny is taken from jail to a hospital in Moscow with an apparent allergic reaction.
BBC News – Europe

Firefighters cut through the rock at Sheringham’s east promenade to free the man, who was up to his neck in sea water.
BBC News – UK

The president is under fire for calling a Democratic lawmaker’s Baltimore district “rat-infested”.
BBC News – US & Canada

At least 65 people are killed as suspected Boko Haram militants target a funeral in Borno state.
BBC News – Africa

A charity warns that the elderly and vulnerable are most at risk of becoming victims of direct debit fraud.
BBC News – Business

The UN human rights chief says it is unlikely air strikes on schools and hospitals are accidental.
BBC News – Middle East

The deal would require migrants from Honduras and El Salvador to seek asylum in Guatemala.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Austrian new mother Nathalie Birli says she was freed after complimenting her captor on his orchids.
BBC News – Europe

In a speech in Manchester Boris Johnson said the rail link would help “turbo-charge the economy”.
BBC News – UK