News Headlines
August 1st
Fifa president Gianni Infantino is in the eye of a storm after scrapping his attempt to sell stakes in the World Cup. If he goes, who comes in?
August 1st
The attack comes as Moscow escalates deadly ballistic missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital.
August 1st
Poor weather has been hampering the search for seven still missing after Thursday's avalanche on Broad Peak.
August 1st
Football's world governing body Fifa abandons plans to sell off stakes in its major competitions after widespread opposition to president Gianni Infantino's proposal.
August 1st
Settler violence against Palestinians is on the rise in the West Bank, as settlements and outposts expand.
August 1st
The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil explains why Gianni Infantino has backed down on his controversial investment proposal.
August 1st
Ollanta Humala had been convicted of money laundering offences alongside his wife in 2025.
August 1st
President Donald Trump had blamed "sick" vandals, and a former Olympian had been charged, but prosecutors now say contractors caused the damage.
August 1st
Ballistic experts say the dozens of tiny round punctures are tell-tale signs of pellet gun injuries.
August 1st
More police departments are trying to invigorate unsolved murder or missing cases through the power of podcasts.
August 1st
Dozens of Ethiopians are awaiting execution - some called the BBC to tell their stories.
August 1st
Three bodies have been recovered so far, with the search continuing for the remaining seven.
July 31st
At least two chartered flights carrying up to 150 greyhounds are set to fly to Australia's eastern states, the BBC understands.
July 31st
An estimated 60,000 migrants from Morocco have crossed into Ceuta, with dozens dying during the journey.
July 31st
Spain said most had returned to Morocco by Friday evening, as Italy suspended its Schengen agreement on free movement with Madrid.
July 31st
Hamas says it has accepted a disarmament plan for Gaza which will see it lay down its arms and Israeli troops withdraw from the territory.
July 31st
Spain's North African territory of Ceuta from Morocco, though more than 25,000 have returned voluntarily, officials said.
July 31st
The realities of politics, war, zero trust, the deaths of thousands and the destruction of Gaza will make any agreement very complicated.
July 31st
Around 500 people, mostly tourists, are evacuated by boat from Agios Vasileios after becoming trapped.
July 31st
It comes just days after rival OpenAI said rogue AI agents had breached other firms' networks.
July 31st
The YouTuber has been found guilty for two counts of assault over the 2024 incident in Perth.
July 31st
Indian strawberry farmers rely on varieties imported from the US and Europe, but that could change.
July 30th
Romania, Bulgaria and Serbia are also grappling with the effects of a series of prolonged heatwaves and low rainfall.
July 30th
"It is clear you failed as a parent," the judge told Colin Gray, who was found guilty earlier this year on charges stemming from the deadly 2024 school attack.
July 30th
Iran may believe it can control its conflict carefully enough to keep pressure on the US while avoiding an all-out war.
July 30th
Strong winds have fanned the flames in the Rethymno region as wildfires continue to ravage the Greek island.
July 30th
The missile left a 10m-wide (33ft) crater a short distance from the village of Tarnawa Kolonia, about 100km from the border with Ukraine.
July 30th
Video obtained by the BBC provides a firsthand look at the powerful storm system that ripped through parts of eastern Wisconsin on 27 July.
July 30th
Foul play is ruled out in the record number of elephant deaths for decades in this area of southern Kenya.
July 30th
It is not the first time the constitution has been amended to allow Daniel Ortega, 80, to stay in power for longer.
