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BBC News - Home Mon, 20 Sep 2021 17:00:23 GMT |
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Covid: US opens up to fully vaccinated travellers The US rolls back international travel restrictions, answering a major demand from allies.
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Hotel Rwanda hero Paul Rusesabagina convicted on terror charges A Rwandan court sentences Paul Rusesabagina to 25 years for supporting a terrorist group.
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Russia shooting: Gunman kills six at Perm University The attacker is said to have walked on to the university campus on Monday morning and started shooting.
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Afghanistan: Fighting off hunger under the Taliban For most Afghans staving off starvation is the biggest challenge since the Taliban returned to power.
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Gabby Petito: FBI searches fiancé Brian Laundrie's home Police say Brian Laundrie, who vanished earlier this month, is a "person of interest".
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China: Children given daily time limit on Douyin - its version of TikTok Douyin users aged under 14 will be limited to 40 minutes a day on the platform.
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Emmy Awards 2021: The Crown and Ted Lasso sweep major categories Netflix's royal drama and Apple's comedy series swept the drama and comedy prizes at Sunday's event.
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Russia election: Putin's party wins election marred by fraud claims The pro-Kremlin United Russia wins a parliamentary majority, but loses some ground.
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Aukus: France pulls out of UK defence talks amid row Paris is angry after Australia cancelled a submarine contract in favour of a deal with the UK and US.
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Canary Islands: Lava from erupting volcano destroys homes The volcano on La Palma continues to spew lava after 5,000 were evacuated from villages in its path.
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France's Emmanuel Macron heckled asking Algerian veterans for forgiveness The French president is heckled as he promises reparations for Algerians who fought for France.
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Climate pledges will be tough to secure, UK PM warns Boris Johnson says he has a "six out of 10" chance of securing pledges before the COP26 conference.
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Endangered South African penguins killed by swarm of bees near Cape Town More than 60 protected birds were found on the beach with multiple bee-stings but no other injuries.
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Princess Beatrice gives birth to a girl The princess and her daughter are "doing well" and the Queen is "delighted", Buckingham Palace says.
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My husband and son fought in Afghanistan - it changed all of us America's two decades in Afghanistan impacted those who served - and the families waiting at home.
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My dad, held hostage in Iran London-based baker Elika Ashoori is campaigning to bring her father home from jail in Iran.
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Emmy Awards 2021: The red carpet looks in pictures Kaley Cuoco, Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson are among the stars attending the ceremony.
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Street dreams of Nairobi dance crew hoping to beat the odds A group of street dancers in Nairobi, Kenya, struggle against the odds to become celebrities.
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Carol Kirkwood: BBC Weather presenter pulled over by dog on live TV Carol Kirkwood says she's fine after taking this tumble on BBC Breakfast when the guide dog went astray.
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Get an Eiffel of this performer walking the line in Paris Nathan Paulin walks along a 70m (230ft) high slackline attached to an iconic French landmark.
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Morgan Bullock makes professional debut in Riverdance Morgan Bullock from Richmond, Virginia, joins the UK touring company of the acclaimed Irish dance show.
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Surf's pup and an ugly tomato contest... Dogs are making a splash in our round-up of the stories you may have missed this week.
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From Katrina to Ida: How US presidents react to climate change and natural disasters Since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, US presidents have realised the impact of their reactions to extreme weather.
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The link between climate change, seaweed and ice cream Seaweed production has been affected by warming seas – this is how farmers are adapting.
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Isle of Wight Festival: Courtney Cox among stars spotted in photos Pictures from the Isle of Wight Festival show star names performing and soaking up the atmosphere.
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Canada election: Why it takes 30 years to buy a house in Canada Canada's skyrocketing housing costs have become a key election issue this year.
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Baby squirrel abandoned on Cambridge patio bonds with carer The squirrel, named Paquito, formed an unexpected friendship with his temporary carer.
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Paul Rusesabagina: From Hotel Rwanda hero to convicted terrorist Paul Rusesabagina, who was portrayed in Hotel Rwanda, has gone from national hero to enemy of the state.
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Giving birth under the Taliban Pregnant women, new mothers and infants are bearing the brunt of a worsening healthcare crisis.
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Canada election: What you need to know about the campaign Canadians are voting on Monday and Justin Trudeau's party faces a stiff challenge to retain power.
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Aukus pact delivers France some hard truths The BBC's Hugh Schofield assesses the harsh realities for France after Australia's US-UK deal.
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Can apps manage our chronic health conditions? A Swedish tech firm has created an app to help alleviate people's joint pain.
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South African whistle-blower: I don't feel safe Mosilo Mothepu has paid a heavy price for speaking out about corruption in her firm.
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Climate change: The world awaits India's net zero emission deadline India has given no clarity on how and when it plans to meet its net zero emission target.
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Turkmenistan: Getting Covid in a land where no cases officially exist People in Turkmenistan are struggling to get treatment in a system that denies there are any cases.
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Fake Paralympians boss: 'I didn't know about cheating' The man fined for sending non-disabled athletes to the Sydney Paralympics breaks his silence.
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Canada election: Why it’s easier to vote in Canada than the US Things like advanced voting and federally-run elections make it easier for Canadians to vote.
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England's men's and women's team withdrawn from Pakistan white-ball tour England withdraw their men's and women's teams from series in Pakistan that were due to take place in October.
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'Sometimes players don't like it' - Pochettino after substituting Messi on home PSG debut Lionel Messi makes his home debut for Paris St-Germain but is replaced in the second half as they beat Lyon.
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Paralysed former New Zealand all-rounder Cairns faces his 'greatest challenge' Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns says he is "grateful to be here" despite being left paralysed from a spinal stroke during surgery.
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Everton's Colombia playmaker Rodriguez travels to Qatar for talks Everton midfielder James Rodriguez travels to Qatar for talks with a club before a potential move to the Middle East.
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Beckham's son Romeo makes pro debut in US A player named Beckham was back on the football pitch on Sunday - but it wasn't David who was drawing in the crowds in the US, it was his son, Romeo.
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'Why Chelsea's title charge already looks hard to stop' The Premier League title race is only just getting started, but Chelsea are seriously impressive right now, says MOTD2 pundit Alan Shearer.
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Netherlands' Van Dijk wins world time trial title for second time The Netherlands' Ellen van Dijk wins her second World Championship time trial title as Britain's Joss Lowden finishes eighth.
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Muriel Gardiner: The heiress who saved countless lives Muriel Gardiner's courage fighting fascism in Austria inspired an Oscar-winning film. Who was she?
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Hushpuppi - the Instagram influencer and international fraudster How Nigerian Ramon Abbas went from a romance scammer to a so-called "Billionaire Gucci Master".
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‘Havana syndrome?’ and the mystery of the microwaves The BBC investigates a mystery illness dubbed "Havana syndrome" that has affected American diplomats and spies.
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'The near-death experience that made me a top musician' When Tony Kofi had a near-fatal accident, he had a vision of himself playing a musical instrument. It would change his life forever.
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Chaos and confusion: The frenzied final hours of the Afghan government Through interviews with insiders, BBC News has pieced together an account of how Afghanistan’s government unravelled.
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