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BBC News - Home Sat, 26 May 2018 22:58:26 GMT |
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Irish abortion referendum: Ireland overturns abortion ban The Republic of Ireland votes to overturn its abortion ban with 66.4% backing reform of the constitution.
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Korean leaders meet in surprise summit The talks happened as efforts continue to get Donald Trump's summit with Kim Jong-un back on track.
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Bale double takes cup for Real Madrid Gareth Bale scores two goals - including a stunning overhead kick - as Real Madrid beat Liverpool to win the Champions League for the third year in a row.
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Alan Bean, moon-walking astronaut and artist, dies aged 86 The fourth man to walk on the Moon became an accomplished painter, drawing inspiration from space.
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Coming home after 130 years A family of Syrian refugees returns to the island that their great-grandparents fled 130 years ago.
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Irish abortion referendum: 'We made history' Supporters of the Yes campaign react to the overwhelming vote to overturn the abortion ban.
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Migrant crisis: Smugglers 'shot escaping migrants' in Libya People smugglers opened fire on 100 migrants trying to flee their clutches, an aid agency reports.
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France wine auction: 1774 Vin Jaune fetches record price A bottle of Vin Jaune dating back to 1774 sells for €103,700 at auction in eastern France.
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Joshua Holt case: US citizen jailed in Venezuela on way home Joshua Holt and his Venezuelan partner are due to visit President Trump at the White House.
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Kilauea volcano: Hawaii homes destroyed by lava Helicopter footage shows Kilauea volcano lava destroying dozens of houses on Hawaii's Big Island.
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Sesame Street sues over violent, puppet-based Happytime Murders film Its creators say the violent, puppet-based Happytime Murders movie violates its good name.
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Two French teenagers charged over Despacito YouTube hack Two 18-year-olds are charged over a hack that targeted the Latin hit and other pop songs on YouTube.
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Uganda bus crash kills at least 22, including children Children are among the dead after a bus hit a tractor that was driving at night without lights.
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Michel Platini: No criminal charges, claims ex-Uefa president Ex-Uefa president Michel Platini says he has been told he will not face any criminal charges following a corruption investigation.
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Korean leaders in ‘Hollywood’ meeting South Korea's movie-style video shows its president meet Kim Jong-un for only the second time.
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How does your diagnosis make you feel? Like Minds: Is your mental health diagnosis a label or a lifeline?
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100 Women: Fatma Samoura - the most powerful woman in sport Fatma Samoura, Fifa's first female secretary general, says she has broken the glass ceiling, by joining the male-dominated organisation.
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Cycling through Africa: Turkish Hasan Söylemez's adventure of a lifetime Turkish journalist Hasan Söylemez is cycling across Africa asking people about their dreams.
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Week in pictures: 19 - 25 May 2018 A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
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Irish abortion referendum: Why people voted how they did A vote for Yes was pro-choice; a vote for No was anti-abortion. So how did Irish people vote, and why?
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Peru's annual Clown Day parade - in pictures Hundreds of professional clowns march through Peru's capital, Lima, in costumes, wigs and face paint.
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'Wolf-like' creature shot near Montana ranch puzzles experts State wildlife experts are seeking DNA analysis to pinpoint the mysterious creature's species.
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The mysterious musician who wears a mask The enigmatic musician surrounded by mystery - Claptone - has taken influences from jazz to rock and roll and even reggae to create his own brand of music.
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Irish abortion result a seismic shift The vote for liberalisation marks a significant break away from the influence of the Catholic Church.
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Zhao Kangmin: The man who 'discovered' China's terracotta army Zhao Kangmin was the first expert to identify the ancient warriors, one of China's cultural treasures.
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Harvey Weinstein: What next after first charges filed The disgraced film mogul is charged with rape and sexual abuse after handing himself in to police.
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How to survive a parachute failure It's rare, but some people live after plummeting thousands of feet when a parachute fails. Is there a way to make this more likely?
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Liverpool-Real Madrid: How Mo Salah fever has gripped Africa Africans have been overcome by Mo Salah fever, ahead of the Liverpool-Real Madrid showdown.
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Is India's Congress party really running out of cash? Or is this an attempt to position itself as a transparent organisation funded by the people?
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What will director Danny Boyle bring to James Bond? Will it be a case of Bond, James Bond or will 007 find his Martini both shaken and stirred?
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England v Pakistan: Jos Buttler and Dom Bess give England hope at Lord's Jos Buttler and Dom Bess both make fifties to give England a slender lead in the first Test against Pakistan at Lord's.
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Aston Villa 0-1 Fulham Ten-man Fulham hold off Aston Villa to win the Championship play-off final and seal a return to the Premier League.
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Monaco Grand Prix: All you need to know after Red Bull's mixed day in Monte Carlo A tale of two Red Bull drivers, controversy at Ferrari, and Porsche rumours abound. All the latest from the Monaco GP paddock.
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Giro d'Italia: Chris Froome set for victory with just final procession stage left Chris Froome is set for a historic Giro d'Italia victory as he leads by 46 seconds with just the procession into Rome to come.
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Eugene Diamond League: Caster Semenya sets 800m world best time South Africa's Caster Semenya sets the best time of 2018 in the 800m at the Diamond League meeting in Eugene, Oregon.
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Pint-sized TMS: England v Pakistan - England rally to hold slender lead Jos Buttler and Dom Bess share a century partnership as England build a lead of 56 over Pakistan in the first Test at Lord's.
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Champions League final: Real Madrid v Liverpool - how you rated the players out of 10 How did you rate the players from both teams in the Champions League final between Real Madrid and Liverpool?
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The priest whose blunt billboards have gone global Fr Rod Bower says his controversial, internet-famous church signs do what Jesus did - challenge injustice.
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Standing up to street harassment in France Women talk about their experiences of sexual harassment in public spaces and how they deal with it.
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The Gambian village transformed by graffiti What happened when international street artists, who normally paint murals on urban walls, headed to rural Gambia.
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Are we eating at the wrong time for our body clocks? Is when we eat clashing with our circadian rhythms and could changing our mealtime habits boost our health?
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'I'm 30 and live at home with my parents' People aged 30 and over say why they are living at home with their parents.
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