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BBC News - Home Wed, 20 Mar 2019 21:27:56 GMT |
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UK PM says 'high time' MPs decide on Brexit The PM appeals to the British people over the delay to Brexit and says it is "high time" MPs made a choice.
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Cyclone Idai: Mozambique survivors desperate for help Eyewitness accounts emerge from Beira in Mozambique, which was devastated by Cyclone Idai.
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Italian driver hijacks and torches school bus full of children Police helped children escape through smashed windows as the suspect set the bus alight.
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'My anorexia really loved Instagram' One woman who has overcome anorexia says Instagram didn't cause her eating disorder, but it made it worse.
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Korea spycam porn: 1,600 fall victim and four men arrested Four men allegedly filmed 1,600 guests in 30 South Korean hotels and sold the footage online.
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Chess champ, 8, 'gets apartment' after crowdfund A crowdfunder was started for eight-year-old Tanitoluwa Adewumi after he won a US chess competition.
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Trump spooks markets with China trade tariffs warning The US President says tariffs on goods could stay for longer to make sure China 'lives by the deal'.
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Brazil gunmen shoot at convoy carrying nuclear fuel in Angra dos Reis Gunmen opened fire on a convoy carrying uranium to a nuclear power plant near Rio, police say.
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Radovan Karadzic sentence increased to life at UN tribunal The Bosnian Serb ex-leader planned the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of nearly 8,000 Muslim men and boys.
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Christchurch shootings: The Briton who survived mosque attack Nathan Smith says he doesn't know how he survived the Al Noor mosque attack in Christchurch.
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Hungary Orban: Europe's centre-right EPP suspends Fidesz Hungary's right-wing Fidesz party has been in a long-running row with European Parliament colleagues.
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Fake pathologist for Germanwings air crash victims on trial The Dutch man examined victims of major disasters like the 2015 Germanwings air crash.
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Native American inmates in Texas win right to grow hair long Three Texas prisoners win a nearly seven-year lawsuit to grow their hair long for religious beliefs.
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Auschwitz visitors urged not to balance on railway tracks for photos The memorial that preserves the death camp site urges people to avoid disrespectful photos.
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Holi: Hindus across India and Nepal celebrate festival of colours Mainly celebrated in India and Nepal, Holi marks the beginning of spring.
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India election 2019: Are women any safer? Violence against women is an emotive issue in India's election campaign. Has the situation improved?
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Cyclone Idai devastation in pictures Millions of people were in the direct path of the cyclone which struck last week.
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The good things about ADHD: 'It's my superpower' ADHD can sometimes be portrayed quite negatively, so an ADHD parents' support group asked us to make a film looking at some of the good things about it.
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From the Paras to civvy street: Life after the Army Photographer Ed Gold interviewed soldiers who served in Afghanistan and asked them about their lives outside of the Army.
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Off-piste skiers swallowed by Austria avalanche A group of skiers were caught by surprise after being trapped in an off-piste avalanche in Austria.
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NZ shootings: Comic asks searching race relations questions A widely-shared comic asks tough questions in the wake of Friday's attack in Christchurch.
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Houston chemical fire to rage for days A chemical fire in Texas has been going on for three days, and fire officials say could go on for two more.
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Game of Thrones bid to boost Hadrian's Wall visits Heritage bosses hope the popularity of the TV phenomenon will inspire more people to visit Hadrian's Wall.
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Christchurch shootings: Why Turkey's Erdogan uses attack video The Turkish leader's use of footage from the New Zealand shootings is vintage Erdogan, says Mark Lowen.
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Chandrashekhar Azad: The Indian Dalit leader challenging Modi Chandrashekhar Azad has emerged as the newest political icon for India's 200 million Dalits.
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Pasir Gudang: How one quiet lorry sparked a toxic waste crisis It was broad daylight in Pasir Gudang, Malaysia, when up to 40 tonnes of waste slipped into the river.
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Can exercise reverse the ageing process? It's not for everyone, but older athletes are pushing the limits of what the body can do as it ages.
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White Crow's star dancer 'channelled' Rudolf Nureyev Oleg Ivenko says he "talked" to Rudolf Nureyev as he played the superstar Russian dancer.
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Trump 2.0 visits Washington The US and Brazilian presidents may be ideological soulmates, but this bromance faces a big test.
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Thailand election: A vote for a hybrid democracy This election should return Thailand to democracy, but the military will still be pulling the strings.
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How prevalent is far-right extremism? After a gunman killed 50 in New Zealand, questions are being asked about how prevalent the far right is
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Real Madrid a dream club but I'm happy at Man Utd, says Pogba Midfielder Paul Pogba says Real Madrid represent "a dream for every footballer" but insists he is happy at Manchester United.
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Sheffield United Women's Jones banned for racial abuse and leaves club Sheffield United Women forward Sophie Jones is found guilty of racial abuse and given a five-game ban.
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Anti-fracking campaigners warn of protests against Team Ineos at Tour de Yorkshire Anti-fracking campaigners say there will be protests against chemicals firm Ineos' takeover of Team Sky at this year's Tour de Yorkshire.
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Injured Alexander-Arnold out of England squad Liverpool right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold withdraws from the England squad for their upcoming Euro 2020 qualifiers because of a back injury.
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Presentations, poolside bars & philosophy - what is a manager's job interview really like? Ever wondered what actually goes on in a manager's interview? BBC Sport takes a look inside the boardroom...
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Kazakhstan v Scotland: Celtic defender Kieran Tierney to miss Euro 2020 qualifier Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney will miss Scotland's Euro 2020 qualifying opener in Kazakhstan on Thursday with a hip problem.
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Celebrity parents and the bizarre 'cheating' scandal It is said to be biggest university admissions scam in US history. How did it all unfold?
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A scandal in the Amazon - where pilots are forced to lie Few landing strips in the Amazon have been registered, so pilots have to file fake flight plans - making it hard to find them if they go missing.
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