News feeds can help you keep up to date with the BBC News and Sport topics you are most interested in.

They are easy to use and, because they are quick to download, are great for people who want to keep across many topics at once, or who want to use them on a mobile device.

You can "personalise" your own list of feeds and even, in some cases, get automatic alerts when they update.

This page explains a bit more about news feeds, how you can use them and the full range of feeds available for your mobile.

What are news feeds?
In their simplest form, news feeds are lists of headlines from the BBC website enclosed in a machine-readable format called RSS.

The feeds contain only a short summary of each story and a link so you can click for more if you want it.

You can choose from up to 300 different feeds from BBC News and Sport. See below for the full list of feeds, which range from world news and business to local news and your favourite football team.

How can I use the feeds?
News feeds are used in lots of ways, but here are two of the more common

1. Get a mobile feeds application



Some mobile phones come pre-loaded with applications which will "read" feeds for you, but in many cases you will need to download and install something on your device.

Possibly the easiest way to find an application for your phone is to search the internet for the term "RSS feed reader" and your phone or device type.

For example, if your had a Sony Ericsson or a Nokia you would search for "RSS feed reader Sony Ericsson" and "RSS feed reader Nokia" respectively.

Alternatively, you could download the BBC News Headlines Tracker application which uses a fixed selection of News and Sport feeds.

Headlines Tracker - more details and terms and conditions link text here
2. Configure a feeds service on the web using your PC which you can also use on your mobile

Some web-based services which allow you to personalise a list of feeds using your PC and then access the list from your mobile device.

For example you could try the services from Tiggdo.com or Google personalised.

If you know of other services that provide similar functionality, please use the form at the bottom of this page to tell us about it.

Click here to go to the form.

What will this cost me?
The BBC doesn't charge for access to news feeds and you are free to use them for personal and non-commercial purposes. See full terms and conditions.

Your mobile network may charge you for any data you download, so check your tariff or PAYG terms.

What feeds are available?
The urls of all the BBC's news and sport feeds are listed below. There are several hundred feeds so use the blue links to get to the sections you are most interested in.

Just click through the link or add http://news.bbc.co.uk/mobile to the start of each feed to get the full URL.

MOBILE NEWS FEEDS

News Top Stories:

World:

Africa:

Americas:

Asia Pacific:

Europe:

Middle East:

South Asia

UK NEWS AND NEWS WHERE I LIVE

UK:

England:

Berkshire:

Bristol:

Cambridgeshire:

Cornwall:

Cumbria:

Derby:

Devon:

Dorset:

Essex:

Gloucestershire:

Guernsey:

Hampshire:

Hereford and Worcester:

Humber:

Isle of Man:

Jersey:

Kent:

Lancashire:

Leicester

Lincolnshire

London:

Manchester:

Merseyside:

Norfolk:

Northamptonshire:

North Yorkshire:

Nottingham:

Oxfordshire:

Shropshire:

Somerset:

Southern Counties:

South Yorkshire:

Staffordshire:

Suffolk:

Tees:

Three Counties:

Tyne:

Wear:

West Midlands:

Wiltshire:

Northern Ireland:

Scotland:

East of Scotland:

West of Scotland:

Highlands:

Northern Isles:

South of Scotland:

Tayside:

Wales:

North East Wales:

North West Wales:

Mid Wales:

South East Wales:

South West Wales:

News in Welsh:

OTHER NEWS SECTIONS

Business:

Economy:

Companies:

Your Money:

Politics:

Entertainment:

Science and Nature:

Technology:

Health

Education:

SPORT MOBILE FEEDS

Sport top stories:

Scottish sport top stories

Welsh sport top stories

Northern Ireland sport top stories:

FOOTBALL

Football:

Football top stories:

Premiership:

Championship:

English Division One:

English Division Two:

Non league:

FA Cup:

League Cup:

Scottish Premier League:

Other Scottish:

Welsh:

Irish:

Internationals:

European:

African:

Women:

Gaelic football:

FOOTBALL CLUBS Aberdeen:

Accrington Stanley:

Airdrie United:

Albion Rovers:

Aldershot:

Alloa:

Altrincham:

Arbroath:

Arsenal:

Aston Villa:

Ayr:

Barnet:

Barnsley:

Berwick:

Birmingham:

Blackburn:

Blackpool:

Bolton:

Boston United

Bournemouth:

Bradford:

Brechin:

Brentford:

Brighton Albion:

Bristol City:

Bristol Rovers:

Burnley:

Burton Albion:

Bury:

Cambridge:

Cardiff City:

Carlisle:

Celtic:

Charlton Athletic:

Chelsea:

Cheltenham:

Chester City:

Chesterfield:

Clyde:

Colchester:

Coventry:

Cowdenbeath:

Crawley:

Crewe:

Crystal Palace

Dagenham and Redbridge:

Darlington:

Derby County:

Doncaster Rovers:

Dumbarton:

Dundee:

Dundee United:

Dunfermline:

East Fife:

East Stirlingshire:

Elgin City:

Everton:

Exeter:

Falkirk:

Farnborough:

Forest Green Rovers:

Forfar:

Fulham:

Gillingham:

Gravesend and Northfleet

Grays Athletic:

Gretna:

Grimsby:

Halifax:

Hamilton Academical:

Hartlepool:

Hearts:

Hereford:

Hibernian:

Huddersfield:

Hull:

Ipswich:

Kidderminster:

Kilmarnock:

Leeds:

Leicester:

Leyton Orient:

Lincoln City:

Liverpool: Livingston:

Livingston:

Luton:

Macclesfield:

Manchester City:

Manchester United:

Mansfield:

Middlesbrough:

Millwall:

Milton Keynes:

Montrose:

Morcambe:

Morton:

Motherwell:

Newcastle:

Northampton:

Northwich:

Norwich:

Nottingham Forest:

Notts County:

Oldham:

Oxford United:

Partick Thistle:

Peterborough

Peterhead:

Plymouth:

Port Vale

Portsmouth:

Preston:

QPR:

Queen of the South

Queen's Park:

Raith Rovers:

Rangers

Reading:

Rochdale:

Ross County:

Rotherham:

Rushden & Diamonds:

Scarborough:

Scunthorpe:

Sheffield United:

Sheffield Wednesday:

Shewsbury:

Southampton:

Southend:

Southport:

St Johnstone:

St Mirren:

Stenhousemuir:

Stevenage:

Stirling:

Stockport:

Stoke City:

Stranraer:

Sunderland:

Swansea:

Swindon:

Tamworth:

Torquay:

Tottenham:

Tranmere:

Walsall:

Watford:

West Bromwich Albion:

West Ham:

Wigan Athletic:

Woking:

Wolverhampton:

Wrexham:

Wycombe Wanderers:

Yeovil:

York:

CRICKET Cricket:

England:

Others:

Derbyshire:

Durham:

Essex:

Glamorgan:

Gloucestershire:

Hampshire:

Kent:

Lancashire:

Leicestershire:

Middlesex:

Northamptonshire:

Nottinghamshire:

Somerset:

Surrey:

Sussex:

Warwickshire:

Worcestershire:

Yorkshire:

Scotland:

Women's cricket:

RUGBY

Rugby Union :

Internationals:

European:

England:

Ireland:

Scotland:

Wales:

Rugby League:

Super Cup:

OTHER SPORTS

Tennis:

Golf:

Motorsport:

Formula One:

World Rally:

Motorbikes:

Boxing:

Athletics:

Racing:

Snooker:

Cycling:

Other sport:

Disability sport:

Olympics 2012:

Funny old game:

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