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BBC News - Home Tue, 21 May 2019 00:31:01 GMT |
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Austria's far-right Freedom Party ministers all resign amid scandal It comes after their party leader was caught on tape offering contracts to an oligarch's niece.
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Don McGahn: White House directs former lawyer not to testify Donald McGahn told Robert Mueller that President Trump repeatedly tried to thwart his investigation.
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Rise in global sea levels could have 'profound consequences' Researchers say gsea levels may rise by 2m by the end of this century, double current predictions.
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Nigel Farage: Milkshake thrown at Brexit Party leader Video footage shows Nigel Farage having a milkshake thrown at him during a campaign walkabout.
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Martin Tower, former Bethlehem Steel headquarters, demolished The 21-storey Martin Tower, former headquarters of a US steel company, is demolished in Pennsylvania.
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North Korean women 'forced into sex slavery' in China - report Thousands of North Korean women and girls are forced to work in China's sex trade, a new report says.
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Trump's 'genocidal taunts' will not end Iran - Zarif Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the US president should try showing Iranians some respect.
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Sierra Leone: What is life for the prostitutes of Freetown? Two prostitutes who work on the streets of Freetown tell their stories.
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Vincent Lambert: Life support must resume after court reverses ruling Doctors began removing Vincent Lambert's life support after an earlier ruling, but must now resume it.
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Portugal police convicted of attack on black youths Eight are found guilty of attacking six black youths in an immigrant neighbourhood near Lisbon in 2015.
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Frenchman sentenced to death over Indonesia drug smuggling Félix Dorfin was convicted of trafficking about 3kg (6.6lb) of various drugs into Indonesia.
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Ahmed Abiy hosts glitzy fundraising dinner for the elite Ahmed Abiy's event at the Menelik palace was to raise funds for infrastructure in Addis Ababa.
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Eiffel Tower climber in custody after reaching top Streets around the famous Parisian landmark were closed as the man scaled the 1,000ft structure.
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Morehouse College student: 'I want to change the world' Dwytt Lewis is one of the 400 Morehouse College graduates whose debt is being wiped by a US billionaire.
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How a new diet for gassy cows is helping the environment Colombian farmers are piloting a way of raising cows that's better for the environment.
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Miami Beach: The hedonistic spirit of the early 90s Photographer Barry Lewis discovered the colourful world of Miami Beach and documented its rejuvenation.
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The Glyndebourne opera singer who started by chance Chorus singer Darwin Prakash never intended to sing professionally until a chance meeting five years ago.
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Playing Tetris by committee with multiple players How a revamped Nintendo controller allows eight people to control a game simultaneously.
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Cambodia re-enacts Khmer Rouge killings - in pictures Actors pretend to slit throats on 20 May, an official holiday known as the "Day of Anger".
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Game of Thrones finale gets mixed response No plot spoilers - but fans and critics have been weighing in on the finale of season eight.
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Australian finds gold nugget with detector The 1.4kg nugget was found by a man using a metal detector in a Western Australian gold field.
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What's at stake in the EU elections Europe is preparing for a key test of democracy with elections to the European parliament later this week.
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2020 Election: How do you say 'awkward' in Spanish? Democrats hoping to beat Donald Trump must win backing from Latino voters. Is their Spanish bueno?
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Anders Povlsen: Why a Danish billionaire bought the Highlands Anders Povlsen fell in love with Scotland on a fishing trip and is now its biggest private landowner.
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India election 2019: Echoes of Trump in Modi's border politics Narendra Modi and Donald Trump have used anti-immigration rhetoric to divide voters on national identity.
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Why Israel eyes the EU with distrust Despite Israelis' love of Eurovision, many view Europe with distrust, says James Landale.
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Are barcodes the way to protect dementia patients? How technology and community support is keeping people with dementia in Japan safe.
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India election 2019: The looming water crisis politicians ignore Political parties in India promise water for everyone - but that could be a tough challenge
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Teaching machines to write better adverts than humans AI-powered advertising copywriters are coming, but can they be taught to be as inventive as humans?
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The tycoon who just paid off 400 students' debt Who is the US philanthropist who paid off 400 students’ loans in a graduation speech this weekend?
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Chiari malformation: ‘I went from travel-obsessed to bedridden' Hailey wanted to travel the world as a doctor, until a mystery condition left her shaking uncontrollably.
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Eurovision: Is Brexit to blame for the UK's latest flop? Some put the UK's last-place finish down to a Brexit backlash, but there are other factors at work.
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Kompany 'knew he was done' when winner against Leicester hit net Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany says he knew his time at Manchester City was over when he scored the winner against Leicester City.
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Clarke can lift gloom, says ex-Scotland boss Brown Craig Brown says his latest successor as Scotland head coach Steve Clarke will bring a "togetherness" to the national set-up.
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Graham Potter appointed new Brighton manager after leaving Swansea Brighton appoint Englishman Graham Potter as their new manager on a four-year deal as he leaves Swansea.
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Cricket World Cup: Liam Dawson still in contention for England squad - Bayliss England coach Trevor Bayliss says spinner Liam Dawson is still in contention to be named in England's World Cup squad despite not playing in the series against Pakistan.
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A-League Grand Final: Dancing goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne is penalty shootout hero for Sydney FC Watch dancing goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne put off Perth Glory's penalty takers as Sydney FC won the A-League Grand Final.
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Man Utd, Spurs... Wolves: Where next for Bale if he leaves Real Madrid? Seemingly unwanted at Real Madrid, could a move to Manchester United or back to Tottenham be on the cards for Wales international Gareth Bale?
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