Green dot or red? What the new labeling means for your everyday toiletries as Centre amends Legal Metrology Rules

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky arrives in New York after Trump says Putin has ‘lost control of oil’

Macron and Trump to discuss ‘energy truce and a moratorium in the Black Sea’

Four dead as Typhoon Dujuan leads to torrential rain and 1.5 million evacuations in Japan

At least six people remain missing after latest storm dumps record rainfall and triggers landslides

New report gives fresh advice for UK households to reduce their energy bills

Iran-US war latest: Tehran-backed Houthis move to seize Yemen highlands as Trump ‘calls off strikes’

The US president said choices include “wiping them out, letting Iran rot economically, or making a deal”

‘They called me crazy’: 40 lakh investment! Meet Asghar Ali of Pakistan - He turned his home into mini forest for mother

So far, Asghar has spent more than 40 lakh Pakistani rupees on the project and spends over ₹30,000 every month on maintaining the greenery, he told BCC Urdu in a video. 

UK backs Saudi Arabia with RAF Voyager refuelling support amid Houthi campaign

The top seven bombshell claims from Earl Spencer’s book so far

Buckingham Palace said ‘grief can cloud reason’ in the run-up to the publication of Earl Spencer’s highly anticipated memoir about Princess Diana

Green dot or red? What the new labeling means for your everyday toiletries as Centre amends Legal Metrology Rules

Consumers will now be able to identify whether soaps, shampoos, toothpaste and other toiletries are vegetarian or non-vegetarian through mandatory symbols. Green will indicate vegetarian products, while red or brown will mark non-vegetarian products.

The 17 best pubs with rooms in the UK for cosy autumn stays

Summer might be coming to a close, but with autumn around the corner, you can look forward to spending the night in a cosy pub with rooms for a stylish, foodie staycation in the UK

Strictly Come Dancing announces another new spin-off show – with two more hosts joining the team

With It Takes Two also returning, there’ll be no shortage of content for Strictly fans

500 Iron Age iron bars found in Austria reveal a 1-tonne cargo transported 2,000 years ago

Archaeologists found over 500 forged iron bars in the Danube River. This discovery represents Europe's largest known Iron Age iron assemblage. Radiocarbon dating places these bars in the Late Iron Age, between 4th and 1st centuries BC. The bars likely represent cargo lost during river transport along the Danube. This significant find highlights the scale of Iron Age iron production and trade.

Football: France enter new era with Zinédine Zidane

Zinédine Zidane led his first training session as manager of Les Bleus.