The furniture fraud who hoodwinked the Palace of Versailles
BBC In the early 2010s, two ornate chairs said to have once belonged on the grounds of the Palace of
China’s driverless lorries hope to expand
Stephen McDonell China correspondent Watch as the BBC rides on board a driverless truck They rumble down the highway between
Wagner Group to withdraw from Mali after ‘completing mission’
The Wagner Group has announced it is withdrawing from Mali following what it called “the completion of its main mission”
Why Reform was the other big winner in the Hamilton
Glenn Campbell BBC Scotland Political Editor Getty Images Nigel Farage visited Aberdeen on Monday The Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election
Bosses’ bonuses banned at six water companies
A number of water companies have been banned from paying “unfair” bonuses to senior executives under new rules, the government
National Library of Wales is missing 2,200 items
About 2,200 items are missing at the National Library of Wales – an increase of 84% in two years. Among
Steve Clarke: Scotland head coach won’t ‘experiment’ in friendlies
“With any team, there has to be a cycle and a turnover of players eventually. You’re bringing these young players
Mike Nesbitt to set out plan after bullying allegations
Jayne McCormack BBC News NI political correspondent PA Media A leaked review found bullying allegations within the regional cardiac surgery,