A fully searchable A-Z version of the BBC News style guide that is designed to be used for all output
Capitals - A few titles are always capped up, whether you name the person or not (eg the Queen, the Pope, Archbishop of XX)...
Army - The UK army is simply the Army (ie initial cap). But if there is a need to distinguish it from other armies it should be lower case...
Places - Do not at first reference say eg: 'the North East' if you mean north-east England - it could as well mean north-east Scotland...
Words or digits? - For the most part, we use words for single-figure numbers, digits for anything above nine (ie eight, nine, 10, 11)...
Church/church - Lower case for the actual buildings; otherwise Church. No human being should be referred to as ‘Head of the Church’...
A/an - Pronunciation is the key. Use 'an' before any word or abbreviation beginning with a vowel sound... The News style guide has been compiled to assist producers and journalists