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West Midlands Fire Service says the owner of the footage allowed it to be shared to flag the dangers.

Security measures must be built in as artificial intelligence is developed, Lindy Cameron says.

Europe and the US are sweltering in 40C heat - what should you do if you're visiting this summer?

Ryan Giggs' fight to clear his name is over, but the most decorated British footballer of all-time faces an uncertain future.

MPs call for action after 100 current and recent workers tell the BBC about sexual assault, harassment and racism.

A senior official says regular testing would ensure the technology was operating smoothly.

They had sexual relationships with women they met while responding to domestic abuse incidents.

An IT expert calls parking firm NCP's computer system a "bit of a joke" after the blunder.

BBC South's Ben Moore was on Portland as the controversial migrant barge arrived at the Dorset port.

Dr Philippa Whitford says SNP MPs have been treated with "aggression and contempt" in Parliament.

The home secretary makes the warning as she unveils her new counter-terrorism strategy for the UK.

Joseph Riches "wanted nothing more than to grow up and be a dad", his mother says in a tribute.

Bibby Stockholm is set to be in Portland Port for 18 months, housing 500 male asylum seekers.

Families from the four nations shared their stories with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

With southern Europe baking in extreme heat, will any of that come to the UK?

The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil was reporting live when a technical fault caused her voice to sound squeaky.

Ibby was tipped to be one of the biggest names in British Asian rap until he turned his back on grime.

The Court of Appeal reduces Carla Foster's sentence for illegally obtaining abortion tablets.

A man charged with killing a retired teacher after a row over Welsh independence is acquitted.

His arrival on the BBC Two quiz show was described as "seamless" following Jeremy Paxman's exit.