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Knife threats and racial abuse all in a day’s work, say UK bus drivers | BBC News
Passengers, transport staff and bus drivers in the West Midlands, UK, say there is a growing national trend of antisocial behaviour on public transport.
One driver describes a “lawlessness” among some of the travelling public – mostly younger people – which he believes has got worse in 38 years of driving Birmingham’s bus routes.
The British Transport Police recorded 40,034 incidents of antisocial behaviour in 2024-25, an increase of 24% on the previous year.
Buses are the most commonly used form of public transport but they’re also where passengers feel least safe, according to a recent Transport for the North survey.
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Cole Tomas Allen has been charged with attempting to assassinate US President Donald Trump after trying to storm a gala event …
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Children aged 17 or younger will face a lifelong ban on buying cigarettes in the UK, as the Tobacco and Vapes Bill clears Parliament.
Both the Commons and Lords have settled on a final draft of the “landmark” legislation, which aims to stop anyone born after 1 January 2009 from taking up smoking by making it illegal for shops to sell them tobacco, to create a smoke-free generation.
When it gets royal assent, ministers will also have new powers to regulate tobacco, vaping and nicotine products, including their flavours and packaging.
It is part of a series of measures aimed at tackling the health effects of smoking, one of the UK’s leading causes of preventable death, disability and ill health.
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The King has arrived to meet President Trump for the US state visit. His arrival comes as security concerns are heightened after a shooting during the White House correspondents dinner on Saturday.
The visit is also happening at a time when the Prime Minister is having trouble at home. Sir Keir Starmer is set to face a vote by MPs on whether there should be an inquiry over his claims about the vetting of Lord Mandelson.
What’s in store for the King and can the trip help ‘repair’ relations between the US and the UK, and Starmer’s image at home?
Adam is joined by political correspondent Joe Pike, chief North America correspondent Gary O’Donoghue and royal reporter Sean Coughlan.
00:00 – Intro
00:18 – The royal arrival
00:41 – Security concerns around the US visit
02:10 – What Downing Street wants from the trip
04:07 – Opportunity or risk for UK diplomacy?
09:35 – Key events during the state visit
12:08 – The Westminster vote
14:41 – Signs of pressure inside Number 10
23:16 – Questions over security response
27:17 – Will the visit have lasting impact?
31:30 – Outro
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The health ministry in Lebanon said six people were killed and two more wounded in Israeli strikes in the south of the country on …
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Iran’s parliamentary speaker said that Tehran is preparing “new cards on the battlefield” if fighting with the US resumes.
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