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BBC News - Home Sun, 19 Jan 2020 14:50:07 GMT |
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Harry and Meghan: PM says the country wishes them well for the future The prime minister welcomes the plan for the couple's future, as the Queen wishes them happiness.
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Trump impeachment: Legal team says charges 'brazen and unlawful' The response to the trial summons gives the first glimpse of what will form the White House's defence.
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Severe snowstorms hit eastern Canada As much as 30 inches (76cm) of snow has fallen in Newfoundland after severe snowstorms.
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Facebook blames 'technical issue' for offensive Xi Jinping translation President Xi Jinping's name is badly mistranslated into English during his state visit to Myanmar.
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Conor McGregor beats Donald Cerrone in 40 seconds at UFC 246 in Las Vegas Conor McGregor makes a winning return with a first-round victory over Donald Cerrone at UFC 246 in Las Vegas.
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Libya civil war: Rivals to join major powers in Germany The summit follows the collapse of efforts to secure a ceasefire between the warring factions.
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National Archives sorry for censoring 2017 Women's March signs The US agency says it was wrong to blur out signs critical of the president at the 2017 Women's March.
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Yemen war: At least 80 soldiers killed in missile attack Yemen's president condemns the "cowardly" attack in Marib province, blaming it on Houthi rebels.
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Puerto Rico official sacked over Hurricane Maria aid warehouse The measure comes after video showed residents in a quake-hit town raiding the warehouse.
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Nepal avalanche: Snow hampers search for missing South Korean trekkers Helicopters are sent to Annapurna region amid poor weather conditions and plunging temperatures.
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Lebanon protests: Anti-government protesters clash with police Nearly 400 were injured in the worst violence since anti-government protests broke out in October.
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Australia fires: Victoria braces for severe storms Heavy rains have dampened many of Australia's blazes, while bringing flooding to some areas.
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Czech fire: Eight killed at disabled people's home Rescue teams from Germany have joined Czech crews to bring the fire under control.
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New coronavirus 'preventable and controllable', China says The virus emerged in December, two people have died and it has been detected in three countries.
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Comme Des Garçons: Row over white fashion models' cornrow wigs The Japanese fashion brand is accused of cultural appropriation at Paris Fashion Week.
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The 'tiny' recipe to YouTube success This Indian couple's miniature cooking videos have earned them hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
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Thomas Markle: Meghan and Harry 'cheapening' royals Meghan Markle's father reacts to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex deciding to step down as senior royals.
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Nigerian civil war remix of a theatre classic Inua Ellams gives Chekhov's classic play a radical new setting: 1960s Nigeria during the Biafran War.
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Freezing, frozen and far from home Here's a look some of the stories you may have missed this week.
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South African rugby: Meet the female players changing the game Meet the young female rugby players changing the game and Springbok captain Siya Kolisi.
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Five ways the British landscape changed in 10 years How the Olympics, Harry Potter, housing and solar panels changed the British landscape.
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Orthodox Christians brave an icy dip to mark Epiphany Many worshippers are commemorating the baptism of Jesus by submerging themselves in icy water holes.
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In pictures: Harry and Meghan's life together The couple, who plan to step back from being "senior" royals, have been together for almost four years.
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When sexual abuse was called seduction: France confronts its past Vanessa Springora has given an account of the traumatic effects of her relationship with a writer.
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Acclaimed scientist gets brain surgery for alcohol addiction Microbiologist Frank Plummer say he's found relief from alcohol abuse disorder after the procedure.
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The rescue worker who refuses to leave a bombed-out town Few now remain in Saraqeb, a town in Syria's last opposition-held province, Idlib. Laith al-Abdullah is one.
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Davos 2020: What is the World Economic Forum and is it elitist? The rich and powerful will gather in Davos this week, but claims of elitism still dog the event.
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Harry and Meghan's future: Your questions answered From patronages to royal hierarchy, we address readers' questions about the Sussexes' future.
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Australia fires: Have gum trees made the bushfires worse? Eucalyptus trees tend to be highly flammable, but they also have the ability to recover from fires.
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Trump impeachment: Who's who in the Senate trial? Our guide to the key figures in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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Australia bushfires: Pollution concerns for tennis tournament Tennis players have raised concerns about the air quality ahead of Australian Open.
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Liverpool could dominate like Man Utd did in '90s & '00s - Jenas Liverpool can dominate English football like Manchester United did in the 1990s and 2000s, says ex-England midfielder Jermaine Jenas.
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Westwood secures titles in four different decades with Abu Dhabi victory England's Lee Westwood wins the Abu Dhabi Championship by two strokes after shooting a final-round 67.
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Prince Harry to remain RFL patron despite dropping royal duties The Duke of Sussex is to remain patron of the Rugby Football League despite agreeing to drop his royal duties and HRH title.
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'I was sexually abused by a shaman at an ayahuasca retreat' Ayahuasca's psychedelic powers are attracting more and more tourists. But the scene appears to have a dark side.
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How having a son with Down's syndrome changed rocker's music The rock singer Cormac Neeson says having a child with Down's syndrome changed his life for the better.
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Naked artists in Serbia breathing life into damaged art scene Marina Abramovic styles herself as the "grandmother of performance art" and Belgrade is where she began.
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Prohibition: US activists fight for temperance 100 years on US Prohibition was launched on 17 January 1920. A hundred years later, some activists won't give up.
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Why are Chinese fishermen finding so many 'submarine spies'? Fisherman are catching foreign "spy drones" – giving us a rare insight into covert sea surveillance.
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Night rider: 21 years sleeping on a London bus When Sunny's asylum application was refused, he took refuge overnight on London's buses - for two decades.
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Five ways music changed in the 2010s Songs became shorter, melodies became less melodic and Latin music exploded. Here's why.
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Reynhard Sinaga: How the Manchester rapist found his victims For several years, until he was caught in 2017, Reynhard Sinaga preyed on young men enjoying a night out.
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