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BBC News - Home Mon, 05 Dec 2022 04:09:57 GMT |
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Iran to disband morality police amid ongoing protests, says attorney general The move would mark a concession to protesters but it has not been confirmed by other authorities.
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Brussels attacks: Trial begins over 2016 attacks that killed 32 As 10 men finally go to trial over the 2016 Brussels attacks, the BBC speaks to victims' families.
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Chinese astronauts return to Earth after six-month mission The astronauts carried out a successful mission to build the Tiangong space station, China says.
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Ukraine war: Two generations share bed after Russian strikes Sofia lives in cramped conditions with her boyfriend and his mother after strikes destroyed their home.
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EU must act over distortions from US climate plan - von der Leyen Ursula von der Leyen says the EU must act amid concerns within the bloc over US climate legislation.
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England 3-0 Senegal: England set up quarter-final with France England will meet France in the World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday after an impressive demolition of Senegal at Al Bayt Stadium.
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England's Sterling leaves squad after break-in Raheem Sterling is leaving the England World Cup squad in Qatar after a break-in that occurred at his home in the UK while his family were in.
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Russia: Bodies of 2,500 seals found along Caspian Sea coast The seals were found on the Caspian Sea coast, but officials do not believe they died violently.
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Nigerian student Aminu Adamu Mohammed apologises to Aisha Buhari over tweet Aminu Adamu Mohammed, 24, describes the experience as the ''darkest hours'' of his life.
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Cyril Ramaphosa: South African leader leaves future in ANC hands Cyril Ramaphosa, under pressure following a critical report, says the ANC will decide his next move.
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Syria: Protesters storm governor's office in southern city of Sweida Protesters in the Druze-majority city of Sweida reportedly call for the overthrow of President Assad.
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EasyJet flight safely diverts to Prague after bomb threat A plane from Krakow to Bristol landed safely and no dangerous object was found, officials say.
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South African worshippers swept away in Jukskei river flash flood South African rescue teams search for the missing who had been taking part in a church ceremony.
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Trump's call for 'termination' of constitution condemned The White House says the former president's comments are "anathema to the soul of our nation".
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Mount Semeru: Indonesia raises alert to highest level as volcano erupts on Java island Nearly 2,000 people are told to leave the area of Mount Semeru, as "hot avalanches" of lava pour from it.
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Ukrainian refugees stage concert on cruise ship Children from the war-torn country living on a cruise ship in Glasgow find a stage for their talents.
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Out on a spacewalk with Nasa astronauts at the ISS The astronauts installed new solar panels to give the International Space Station more power.
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The photographer who puts little people in the frame David Gilliver has won awards for his Macro photography putting tiny figurines into imaginative scenes.
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Your pictures on the theme of 'in a rush' A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.
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Police foil group trying to steal Banksy mural from Ukraine wall Police arrested several people who cut the artwork from the wall of a war-torn building in Hostomel.
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Senegal's parliament brawls after MP hits woman colleague An MP from the ruling party was hit by a colleague from the opposition during a budget presentation.
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Week in pictures: 26 November - 2 December 2022 A selection of powerful images from all over the globe, taken in the past seven days.
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Bristol: Fossil shows lizards millions of years older than thought A scientist says the fossil is "one of the most important found in the last few decades".
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The 'life-changing' electric suit A special body suit for people with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis and strokes has had some remarkable results.
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Bright-eyed tree frog wins UK ecology photo prize This year’s winners of the British Ecological Society competition "celebrate the diversity" of ecology.
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Santa Claus is coming to town (via video call) The pandemic upended life for millions around the world - and Santa was no exception.
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'Merry Christmas': 30 years of the text message In December 1992, the first SMS text message was sent to a mobile phone by an engineer in Berkshire.
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Jeanne Dielman: Film directed by woman picked as best ever Sight and Sound picks Chantal Akerman's 1975 film Jeanne Dielman as the greatest ever.
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Africa's week in pictures: 25 November - 1 December 2022 A selection of the best photos from across Africa and beyond this week.
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Do you need to change your accent to get a top job? Student Chris explores trying to change the way he speaks, out of a concern his accent may hold him back.
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China protests: Why is it struggling to vaccinate the elderly? China has not vaccinated enough old people, making it difficult to abandon its zero-Covid policy.
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Meta, Amazon, Twitter layoffs: 'Tech layoffs won't destroy American dreams of Indians’ Surbhi Gupta, who was laid off in the US, on the uncertainties she and other visa holders are dealing with.
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Taiwan's front-line battle against mobile phone fraud How Taiwanese phone fraud fighters are able to warn the world about the latest scams.
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Nigeria's Kaduna train attack: How I survived hijacking and captivity Nigeria's reopening of a high-speed rail link brings back traumatic memories for hostage survivors.
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377A repeal: Singapore turns page on dark LGBT history The repeal of a gay sex ban ends a period where authorities actively targeted homosexual men.
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US midterms: Georgia Senate run-off looms after bitter campaign Democrat Raphael Warnock will face Republican Herschel Walker after a long, and at times bitter, campaign.
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Callisto Protocol: Gory new game pushes horror to new limits The Callisto Protocol has been cancelled in Japan for being too gruesome but its makers are unapologetic.
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UK's shortest PM Truss: 11 gambles that went wrong Nick Robinson looks at the biggest risks taken by Liz Truss during her seven weeks in No 10 - and why they did not succeed.
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Red Sea soul: Revolutionary cries for recognition in Sudan The musician who invented a stringed instrument to strum the soundtrack of Sudan's recent revolution.
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El Salvador: The people caught up in the gang crackdown More than 57,000 people have been arrested since the president declared war on violent gang members.
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Gujarat: The difficult lives of India's salt workers India is one of the major producers of salt but farmers who harvest it live in dismal conditions.
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West Bank footage throws spotlight on Israel's use of lethal force Four Palestinians were shot dead by Israeli troops during confrontations on one day this week.
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'I'm living in fear for my life in Afghanistan' The UK is failing on its promise to help the most vulnerable Afghans come to the UK, MPs and charities say.
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Pakistan v England: Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum are 'pioneers' - Paul Collingwood Captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum are "pioneers" in their approach to Test cricket, according to England assistant Paul Collingwood.
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Patrick Tambay: Former Formula 1 Ferrari driver Tambay dies aged 73 Former Formula 1 driver Patrick Tambay, most famous for his time with Ferrari in the 1980s, dies aged 73.
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Sbu Nkosi: Missing person case opened for South Africa wing South Africa's World Cup winner Sbu Nkosi has been reported missing by his club in Pretoria.
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World Cup 2022: France's Kylian Mbappe upstages Olivier Giroud after goalscoring record Olivier Giroud becomes France's all-time top scorer, but he is upstaged by the performance of Kylian Mbappe in their last-16 win over Poland.
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England's Bellingham backed to be 'world's best midfielder' Jude Bellingham's record-setting performance against Senegal led England team-mate Phil Foden to declare the 19-year-old "will be the best midfielder in the world".
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World Cup 2022 - England 3-0 Senegal: 'Gareth Southgate's critics must admit he got it spot on again' England's emphatic victory over Senegal to set up a World Cup quarter-final with France was more proof of Gareth Southgate's sure touch in team selection, writes Phil McNulty.
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World Cup 2022: Brazil v South Korea - Neymar available for last-16 tie, says manager Tite Preview followed by live coverage of Monday's Fifa World Cup second-round match between Brazil and South Korea.
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World Cup 2022: How to take a penalty in a shootout BBC Sport and Opta analyse the 279 World Cup shootout penalties to see the best ways to score your kick.
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World Cup 2022: What we learned from a group stage that saw record number of upsets BBC Sport examines the main things to come out of a thrilling group stage at the World Cup in Qatar.
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World Cup 2022: Who made your group stage XI and who ranked best? We asked you to rank the players in every World Cup group stage game, here is your best XI and the standout individual performers.
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World Cup 2022: The luck and skill needed to capture iconic images A bit of luck, a lot of skill and some canny positioning are all part of capturing iconic moments.
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World Cup 2022: Why fitness is as important as quality at this World Cup - Danny Murphy Danny Murphy says work-rate and athleticism are becoming as decisive as technical ability, and explains why he expects fewer surprise results from now on.
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