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BBC News - Home Mon, 16 May 2022 10:51:43 GMT |
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Ukraine: The children's camp that became an execution ground The BBC's Sarah Rainsford investigates the killing of civilians in a summer camp in Bucha, Ukraine.
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Buffalo shooting: Supermarket attack victims' names released Ten people were killed in Saturday's attack - described by Buffalo's police chief as a racist hate crime.
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Buffalo shooting: Joe Biden says US must address hate The US president says he and his wife are praying for the victims of a racially motivated shooting.
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Full lunar eclipse creates rare super blood Moon Its hue was created by sunlight being projected through the Earth's atmosphere onto the Moon.
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North Korea: More than a million Covid cases feared The military has been ordered to intervene as a wave of Covid cases sweeps the unvaccinated country.
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Covid mask rule partially eased for EU air travel Masks are no longer required on many EU flights, but countries including Germany, Italy and Spain keep the rule.
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Eurovision 2022: Russian vote hacking attempt foiled, police say Italian police say pro-Russian hackers targeted the contest, which was won by Ukraine.
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Queen attends Platinum Jubilee equestrian extravaganza Hollywood stars including Helen Mirren and Tom Cruise feature in the show at Windsor Castle.
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Somalia's new president elected by 327 people Former leader Hassan Sheikh Mohamud defeats the incumbent in a vote limited to MPs.
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Ryanair warns flight prices to Europe will rise this summer Michael O'Leary warns high demand for European beach holidays will mean price rises.
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McDonald's to leave Russia for good after 30 years The Ukraine war means operating in Russia is no longer "consistent with McDonald's values", the firm says.
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UK PM due in Northern Ireland amid political crisis Boris Johnson says he is open to dialogue but will act if the EU does not change its position.
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Delhi suffers at 49C as heatwave sweeps India Experts say India is now recording more intense, frequent heatwaves which are also longer in duration.
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Ukraine war: Global wheat prices jump after India export ban World wheat prices have soared this year, pushing up the cost of everything from bread to noodles.
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Premier League: What's on the line in the final week of the season? With 15 games of the Premier League season left, the title race, battle for Europe and relegation are still on the line. Who needs what?
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Paralympic swimmer's bid to cross English Channel Melanie Barratt wants to become the first blind woman to cross the English Channel solo.
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Queen attends Jubilee Royal Windsor Horse Show A host of stars including Tom Cruise, Katherine Jenkins and Omid Djalili were also in attendance.
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Fleeing Syria 10 years on: 'We cried all the way to Jordan' A family looks back after a decade living in the world's largest Syrian refugee camp.
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Eurovision 2022: Highlights of Ukraine's winning night Ukraine won the Eurovision song contest 2022, with the UK coming second, its best result since 1998.
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Custom-made brace helps heal baby giraffe Vets in San Diego, California, came up with a creative solution to treat a young calf's limb disorder.
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A tale of two women’s murders – and media bias The media covers some murders less than others, but crimes of femicide may at least soon be counted more accurately.
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The new jet set - why private plane usage has soared The pandemic led to more people using private jets, but is the increase set to continue?
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How Australia became the anxious country Australians will vote in an election on Saturday amid much nervousness, writes Nick Bryant.
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Buffalo shooting: 'Bodies were everywhere' Eyewitnesses describe shock and disbelief after a gunman shot 10 people dead in New York state.
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Why Urdu language draws ire of India’s right-wing The right-wing appears to think the language as a foreign import but history shows quite the opposite.
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Covid: What will the pandemic look like in North Korea? North Korea is uniquely vulnerable to the virus, and the options to control its spread are limited.
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Afghanistan face veil decree: 'It feels like being a woman is a crime' Afghan women speak out against compulsory male chaperones and new mandate to wear all-covering veils.
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Nova Scotia shooting: First-hand accounts heard in probe of Canada tragedy A probe into Canada's worst mass shooting has revealed new details about killer and police response.
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NBA play-offs: Boston Celtics knock out defending champion Milwaukee Bucks Defending champions the Milwaukee Bucks are eliminated from the NBA play-offs after a heavy defeat by the Boston Celtics in their Eastern Conference semi-final decider.
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Tiger Woods at US PGA: American feeling 'stronger' than at Masters Tiger Woods returns to Southern Hills, where he won the 2007 US PGA Championship, feeling "stronger" than during last month's Masters.
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West Ham 2-2 Manchester City: 'Leaders made to wait as Hammers spoil party' Manchester City could have been all but champions on Sunday but they were held amid a frenzied atmosphere at West Ham.
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Elton Jantjies: World Cup-winning South Africa fly-half arrested at airport in Johannesburg Rugby World Cup-winning South Africa fly-half Elton Jantjies is arrested in Johannesburg for allegedly causing "malicious damage to property" on a flight from Dubai.
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Cádiz 1-1 Real Madrid: La Liga champions held at relegation-threatened Cadiz La Liga champions Real Madrid are held to a draw away to relegation-threatened Cadiz in the penultimate round of matches.
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Transfer rumours: Mbappe, Pogba, Suarez, Ronaldo, Bellingham, Henderson, Ekitike, Neves Juventus to hold fresh Pogba talks, Villa looking at Suarez move, Mbappe to reveal future "very soon", plus more.
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Ukraine Eurovision win: Presenter hosting from bunker jumps for joy Timur Miroshnychenko tells BBC Breakfast he hopes the country will be able to host next year.
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Ukraine war: Russia's invasion not going to plan, Nato says In a damning assessment of Russian efforts, Nato's secretary general says Ukraine could win the war.
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Ukraine crisis: Can Africa replace Russian gas supplies to Europe? Europe is desperately seeking alternative sources of gas after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Ukraine conflict: What is Nato and how can Finland and Sweden join? Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland and Sweden have applied to join Nato.
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The spy war within the war The expulsion of Russian officials from Western capitals shows how the spy conflict is intensifying.
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Ukraine conflict: Russian chemical attack claim fact-checked Moscow has a history of falsely accusing its enemies of attacks that could be defined as war crimes.
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