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BBC News - Home Sun, 17 Feb 2019 11:42:17 GMT |
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Trump tells European countries to take back IS fighters The US president urges its European allies to repatriate 800 Islamic State fighters in Iraq and Syria.
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IS teenager Shamima Begum 'gives birth' Her family say they have been told she and her child are in "good health".
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Heather Nauert withdraws bid to be US envoy to UN President Trump's pick to be America's new UN ambassador cites "family interests" for her decision.
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Venezuela crisis: Guaidó sets up possible confrontation over US aid The self-declared interim leader calls for a "humanitarian avalanche" on 23 February.
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Zachary Cruz: 'My brother was the Parkland gunman' "The whole world is going to give him hate - why do I?" says Zachary Cruz of the Parkland shooting gunman.
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Jussie Smollett 'paid Nigerian brothers to attack him' The actor's lawyers deny the latest reports, which come after Chicago police released two men.
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Yellow-vest protests: Macron condemns anti-Semitic abuse A group of protesters in Paris directed insults and anti-Jewish taunts at a prominent philosopher.
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Emiliano Sala: Former coach's tribute as funeral takes place On the day of footballer Emiliano Sala's funeral, a childhood friend and a former coach pay tribute.
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UK PM urges Tory MPs to unite on Brexit Theresa May tells Conservatives "history will judge us all" over the handling of Britain's EU exit.
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Lee Radziwill: Jackie Kennedy's sister dies aged 85 The former US first lady's younger sister, who married a prince and became a fashion icon, dies at 85.
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Pakistan rolls out red carpet for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Imran Khan needs Saudi money to stave off an economic bail-out - but this is not a one-way relationship.
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Catalan separatists stage mass protest in Barcelona After 12 separatist leaders went on trial this week, 200,000 supporters march through Barcelona.
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Karl Marx: Monument vandalised for second time in two weeks It is the second time in two weeks the philosopher's grave has been attacked in Highgate Cemetery.
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The aerial acrobats who can't see the ground Blind performers push at the limits from on high
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Bollywood's first major LGBTQ film How I Felt When I Saw That Girl is the first major Indian film to focus on a same-sex relationship.
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Instagram: Will quitting make me happy? Nicole and Tali are Instagram besties. But the pressure to post is taking its toll.
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Ligue du LOL: Secret boys’ club cyber-bullying shakes French media Léa Lejeune was harassed by a group known as Ligue du LOL in a scandal that has shaken French media.
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Colobus monkeys in Kenya 'threatened by humans' A conservationist is providing a safe space for colobus monkeys in Kenya.
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Pulwama attack: India mourns Kashmir dead Thousands attend funerals across India for security force personnel killed in an attack on Thursday.
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Week in pictures: 9 - 15 February 2019 A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
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'I'd rather have my son than a hero' Thirty years after Soviet troops pulled out of Afghanistan, the BBC went to meet the mother of a soldier killed in the disastrous war.
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Man describes deadly battle with cougar Travis Kauffman was hiking in Colorado when he came toe-to-toe with a young mountain lion
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Has Meghan's accent changed since marrying Prince Harry? Linguistics experts are split over whether the Duchess of Sussex has adopted a British twang.
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The soldier with a secret talent - ballet When Alex Smith joined the Army he didn't reveal to anyone he had spent years training to be a dancer.
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Li Rui: The old guard Communist who was able to criticise Xi Jinping Li Rui - once Mao's confidante, later an outspoken critic of the ruling party - has died aged 101.
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The cryptocurrency company that lost $135m When Quadriga's founder died he left behind a mystery: what happened to millions in cryptocurrency?
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Chaka Khan: Why she gets annoyed by her tuneful greeting The legendary singer on the "mixed blessing" of that track and how the planet feels different without Aretha Franklin.
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How a street painter from Benin got an art exhibition in Finland How Louis Houenoude went from being a barber shop sign painter in Benin to having an exhibition in Finland.
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Europeans reveal who they wish was in the White House Reaction at an international security conference reveals how leaders might not be on the same page.
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Nigeria election: Anger and frustration after poll delay Disbelief turned to outrage as news of the one-week delay in the presidential vote began to spread.
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Man City can win every competition this season - Foden Manchester City can "definitely" become the first English side to win all four major trophies in one season this term, says midfielder Phil Foden.
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Muir breaks indoor mile record by five seconds - video & report Scot Laura Muir smashes Kirsty Wade's 31-year-old British record to win the women's indoor mile in Birmingham.
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Haydock Park: Mass brawl among 50 spectators Haydock Park officials are investigating after a mass brawl involving about 50 people broke out among spectators at the racecourse.
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FA Cup Magic, fifth round: Fantastic Foden, nose 'splattering' saves & cabbage-patch pitches Watch the quirkier moments from Manchester City's FA Cup fifth-round victory against Newport County, including a cabbage-patch playing surface and Joe Day's "nose splattering" save.
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Di Grassi wins with dramatic last-second overtake - report & video Brazil's Lucas di Grassi wins a dramatic Mexico City Formula E-Prix after overtaking Pascal Wehrlein metres before the finish line.
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Plastic pollution: One town smothered by 17,000 tonnes of rubbish One small town has become a dumping ground for the world's waste and it's causing a stink.
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The Albanian bunkers built in the midst of the Cold War Around half a million concrete domed bunkers were built in Albania - and many of them still exist today.
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Why so many people believe conspiracy theories Many people around the world believe that events are being controlled by others.
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The fashion models struggling with a life of debt Models travel between fashion capitals for the chance to appear on the catwalks, but many will go home without pay and more debt.
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A toxic crisis in America’s coal country Families in West Virginia say the coal mines have poisoned their water. Now they're fighting back.
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El Chapo guilty: Will his jailing change anything? The trial and conviction of the notorious Joaquín Guzmán tells us much about the multi-billion drugs trade.
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Cameron Kasky: How being a student gun control activist took its toll Cameron Kasky was a leader of the youth movement against gun control after the Parkland school massacre. Eventually the strain caught up with him.
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My disabled son’s amazing gaming life in the World of Warcraft Robert and Trude thought their son Mats lived a lonely life, but they discovered this was far from true.
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