BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesNowCyber-flasher first to be jailed for new offence after WhatsApp picbbc.co.uk - By Lewis AdamsThe first person in England and Wales to be convicted of cyber-flashing has been jailed for 66 weeks. Registered sex offender Nicholas Hawkes, 39, of Basildon, Essex, sent unsolicited photos of his erect penis to a 15-year-old girl and a woman. The woman took screenshots of the WhatsApp image sent on …
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesNowUkraine war: Thousands of children to be evacuated from Belgorod after strikesbbc.co.uk - By Emily AtkinsonAround 9,000 children will be evacuated from the Russian city of Belgorod and the wider region after shelling that authorities have blamed on Ukraine. Belgorod governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said three people, including a child, were injured in the latest attacks, while part of the region - which …
BBC Newsflipped into WorldNowAmaechi Muonagor: Nollywood legend begs for help with kidney transplantbbc.co.uk - By Mansur AbubakarA social media video showing Nollywood comedy legend Amaechi Muonagor in poor health and begging for financial help has shocked many Nigerians. He can be seen in bed with a bandage on his chest, barely able to talk. Another actor, sitting next to him, explains that Muonagor needs money to pay for a …
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesNowGaza's entire population facing acute food insecurity, Blinken warnsbbc.co.uk - By Tom BatemanUS Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said all of Gaza's two million people are experiencing "severe levels of acute food insecurity". This was first time an entire population had been so classified, he said when questioned by the BBC about conditions in the territory. Mr Blinken called on Israel …
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesNowWatch: William visits homeless project as Kate pictures published - BBC Newsbbc.co.ukWilliam visits Sheffield after new photo of Kate published Welcome to our coverage of the Prince of Wales’s visit to Sheffield, where he's promoting his homelessness initiative. The prince is joining families who have experienced homelessness, community representatives and grassroots organisations …
BBC Newsflipped into WorldNowChumbawamba tell New Zealand First's Peters to stop using hitbbc.co.uk - By Simon Atkinson in Sydney and Rob Corp in LondonBritish band Chumbawamba have called on a populist New Zealand politician to stop playing their hit song Tubthumping at his rallies. New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, who is deputy prime minister, has used the song at several events. But Chumbawamba say they do not share his ideas and have not …