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BBC News - Home Tue, 30 Nov 2021 20:47:07 GMT |
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Covid: Omicron variant in Netherlands earlier than thought The new Covid-19 variant is found in Dutch samples taken before it was reported by South Africa.
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Dutch Covid: Couple win freedom from Omicron quarantine in TB ward A couple who fled an isolation hotel in the Netherlands are told they can now go home.
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Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein pilot testifies he flew Prince Andrew The paedophile financier's pilot tells a court he also flew Bill Clinton and Donald Trump on the jet.
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Barbados: Rihanna made national hero as island becomes republic The artist and businesswoman is honoured at an event marking Barbados' new status as a republic.
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Mike Pence asks Supreme Court to overturn abortion rights The former vice-president speaks on the eve of the most important abortion case in years at the top US court.
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Four dead as storm tears through Turkey Strong winds hit the country's western coast, destroying buildings and blowing ships ashore.
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Emma Coronel: Wife of kingpin El Chapo sentenced to three years Emma Coronel Aispuro pleaded guilty to conspiracy and drug charges in June
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Inditex: Zara founder’s daughter becomes fashion giant's chair Marta Ortega has been with the firm for 15 years, starting out as an assistant at its High Street brand Bershka
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Covid: Greece to fine over-60s who refuse Covid-19 vaccine Fines of €100 (£85) will be imposed from mid-January, with the money going towards healthcare.
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IS man who let child die of thirst guilty of genocide Taha al-Jumailly is jailed by a German court for crimes including the murder of a young Yazidi girl.
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Lesotho ex-PM Thomas Thabane charged with murdering wife Thomas Thabane denies organising the killing of his estranged wife.
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Italian football fan banned for 'slapping' journalist live on TV Greta Beccaglia reported the man to the police after the incident outside a stadium in Florence.
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Adele announces Las Vegas residency The singer will perform at Caesars Palace Hotel, with shows running from 21 January next year.
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UK spy boss warns of China 'debt and data traps' Richard Moore also denies the fall of Kabul was an intelligence failure in a BBC Radio 4 interview.
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Why France is declaring Josephine Baker a national hero Josephine Baker is the first black woman to be remembered in the resting place of France’s national heroes.
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Yemen: The children haunted by 'ghosts' of war BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen meets terrified families running from civil war in Yemen.
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Man rescued after 22 hours adrift off Japan coast Watch the moment rescuers reach the 69-year-old, whose boat capsized in stormy waters.
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Labour shortage: Is Santa Claus coming to town this year? With fewer Santas donning their suits and more demand for holiday cheer, Santa will be in short supply.
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Timed Teaser: Which mammal made its last crypto trade? Test your knowledge of the news these last few days - 10 questions, 10 seconds each. Go!
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Watch: Moment North Korean inmate breaks out of prison Zhu Xianjian was seen vaulting over an electric fence metres above the ground.
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Madhya Pradesh: Man builds Taj Mahal replica home for wife The 52-year-old said he constructed the scaled-down four-bedroom house as a “monument of love”.
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Snowed-in at Britain's highest pub for three nights Customers have spent three nights at the Tan Hill Inn in Yorkshire, after being snowed in by Storm Arwen.
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Gay and Muslim: Family wanted to 'make me better' Asad struggled with his mental health and suicidal thoughts when he came out to his religious family.
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Omicron: Do travel bans work against new Covid variants? What is the evidence that travel restrictions could stop the spread of coronavirus?
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China surveillance of journalists to use 'traffic-light' system Documents detail how one province is making a facial-recognition system to spot "people of concern".
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Parag Agrawal: India celebrates new Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal's appointment has made headlines in India where Twitter has over 30 million users.
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New Omicron variant: Does southern Africa have enough vaccines? Vaccination rollouts in many parts of Africa are lagging behind the rest of the world - but is this a problem of supply or demand?
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Jack Dorsey: What's next for Twitter's co-founder? The last time the tech visionary left Twitter, he set up another company now worth $100bn.
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Why broken African phones are shipped to Europe A lack of recycling facilities in Africa has spurred one Dutch company to import broken phones.
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Sacchi's 'immortal' AC Milan & their brush with death In November 1988, AC Milan travelled to Belgrade for a European Cup tie that would see one of their team-mates needing on-pitch resuscitation.
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Channel disaster: A father's anguish over missing family since tragedy Rizgar Hussein has not spoken to his family since they boarded a boat across the Channel on Tuesday.
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The underwater 'kites' generating electricity as they move Tidal power generators that look like aircraft are being tested in the sea off the Faroe Islands.
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Man City: Pep Guardiola says the club face player 'emergency' Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says the club are in an 'emergency' situation and he is down to his final 14 or 15 players for the Premier League trip to Aston Villa.
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Some fans' review suggestions 'Maoist' - Leeds chief executive Kinnear Leeds chief executive Angus Kinnear compares calls for an independent regulator in English football and a transfer levy on Premier League clubs to Maoism and the Great Chinese Famine.
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Migrant crisis: The Channel beaches that host a lethal trade in human hope The journeys migrants make across the Channel are book-ended with beaches that tell the story of the crisis.
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The ‘cocaine collectors’ retrieving smuggled drugs in Rotterdam Young criminals are risking their lives to retrieve drugs smuggled into the Netherlands amongst freight arriving from Latin America.
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CEO Secrets: From Ordsall poverty to being a billionaire Peter Done, co-founder of Betfred and CEO of Peninsula, shares his business advice for CEO Secrets.
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New mothers who died of herpes could have been infected by one surgeon Two mothers who died of herpes after ?having Caesareans could have been infected by a single surgeon, the BBC has found.?
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