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BBC News - Home Sun, 25 Aug 2019 17:40:39 GMT |
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Hong Kong police fire gun and use water cannon on protesters Police fire a gun and deploy a water cannon to disperse crowds during a 12th week of protests.
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England cricketers in epic win against Australia Ben Stokes' astonishing 135 not out repeats his World Cup heroics and gives England one of their greatest victories to keep the Ashes alive.
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Made in Japan: How migrant workers are exploited International brands accused of 'exploiting' workers in Japan
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Brexit: Boris Johnson says odds of striking deal 'touch and go' Boris Johnson previously said the chances of leaving without a deal were "a million to one".
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Mallorca aircraft collide in mid-air, killing at least seven Two of those killed when a helicopter and an ultralight plane collided were under 18.
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Sharks and rays to be given new international protections An estimated 100 million sharks are killed every year, many for shark fin soup.
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LA policeman who said sniper shot him 'made it up' Deputy Angel Reinosa cut two bullet holes in his shirt and called in to say he was "taking shots".
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Israel says it struck Iranian 'killer drone' sites in Syria In a rare acknowledgement, PM Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli forces targeted "killer drones".
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Rohingya crisis: Rallies mark two years of exile in Bangladesh Two years after what the UN calls ethnic cleansing, refugees from Myanmar mark their "genocide day".
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British Airways strike: Passengers angry at airline 'silence' Customers say they are unable to get in touch with BA, as the airline says it is fielding 40,000 calls.
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Donald Trump: UK is losing the 'anchor round its ankle' Boris Johnson and US President Donald Trump talk Brexit over breakfast during the G7 summit.
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Amazon fires: The devastation seen from above Swathes of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil are burning at a record rate.
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Trailer and date of Breaking Bad film released Netflix releases a trailer and date for the new movie, starring Aaron Paul.
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Man U boss: Racists 'hide behind' fake identities People who post racist abuse on social media "hide behind fake identities", says Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
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Your pictures on the theme of 'summer streets' Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "summer streets".
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ICYMI: Alligator vs watermelon, and butter statues Alligator vs watermelon, statues made of butter and other stories you may have missed this week.
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The 'gravity bikers' risking death for thrills in Colombia Young men from poor neighbourhoods risk their lives riding specially-adapted pushbikes down perilous mountain roads.
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Unlocking the secrets of 'orphaned' old camera film rolls The Rescued Film Project aims to develop all the world's unprocessed camera film.
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Hong Kong's human chain protest against extradition bill Thousands of people held hands to form a human chain of peaceful protest against a suspended extradition bill.
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'Staying awake all night helped treat my depression' Doctors in Italy say that sleep deprivation therapy can help some patients with bipolar disorder.
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Fleeing Idlib: 'It's doomsday' Thousands flee their homes as Syrian government forces push into the opposition's last stronghold.
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Changing places: Why countries decide to move their capitals Indonesia is the latest country to embark on moving its capital city. Here are some other examples.
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'There was no hope': Treatable disease often mistaken for Alzheimer's Normal pressure hydrocephalus, which causes mobility and memory issues, can be mistaken for dementia.
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Is the US still Asia's only military superpower? A report finds the US' defence strategy in the Indo-Pacific region is close to a crisis.
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Imran Khan: A year facing Pakistan’s harsh realities Pakistan's cricketer-turned-PM has had success abroad but struggled at home during a tough year in office.
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Instagram influencers: Have we stopped believing? Instagrammer Tiffany Mitchell has been forced to deny faking a road crash for likes.
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Zimbabwe: Is it worse off than under former President Mugabe? The opposition in Zimbabwe says things are worse than under former leader Robert Mugabe - it it right?
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Amazon rainforest fires: Ten readers' questions answered You had many questions about the fires burning through the Amazon. Here are some of the answers.
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What is the G7 summit and what does it do? This weekend's meeting in France brings together the heads of the world's leading economies.
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'This is very scary': Greenlanders on Trump wanting to buy their island "He's not even talking to Greenland - he's talking to Denmark about buying Greenland."
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Watch England's Ben Stokes keep the Ashes alive as England complete amazing Australia win at Headingley Watch the moment that Ben Stokes hits Pat Cummins for four to level the Ashes at 1-1 and keep the series alive going into the fourth Test at Old Trafford.
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Ashes highlights: Ben Stokes leads England to epic win at Headingley Watch highlights as Ben Stokes hits a sensational century to secure a one-wicket win for England and keep the Ashes alive going into the fourth Test at Old Trafford.
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Ashes: England's Ben Stokes reverse sweeps Australia's Nathan Lyon for six Ben Stokes reverse sweeps Nathan Lyon for a remarkable six as England chase 359 to save the Ashes at Headingley.
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Aguero double seals convincing Man City win over Bournemouth Sergio Aguero scores twice as reigning champions Manchester City move up to second in the Premier League with a convincing victory at Bournemouth.
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Celtic defeat Hearts to maintain perfect start Celtic maintain their 100% start to the Scottish Premiership season with a dominant victory over a tame Hearts side at Celtic Park.
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Diamond League: Noah Lyles beats Usain Bolt's Paris meeting record to win 200m American Noah Lyles posts another impressive 200m time of 19.65 seconds to beat Usain Bolt's meeting record and take victory in Saturday's Diamond League meeting in Paris.
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Han Sung-ok: Was this North Korean defector failed by the South? The lonely death of Han Sung-ok and her son, possibly by starvation, has South Korea asking "if only"...
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The mystery photos of a 1957 gay wedding Who are the two grooms in these wedding photos? Filmmakers are trying to find out, 60 years later.
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Khachaturyan sisters who killed father touch Russian hearts The case of the teenage Khachaturyan sisters stirs Russian anger over domestic abuse.
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Eduard Pernkopf: The Nazi book of anatomy still used by surgeons Eduard Pernkopf created an "atlas" of anatomy by dissecting the bodies of Nazi political prisoners.
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What is 'blobology' and how is it transforming biology? Spectacular images from a new microscope spark a "revolution" in biology
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The DMZ 'gardening job' that almost sparked a war In 1976, North Koreans killed two US officers in the DMZ over a tree, sparking a huge military gardening operation.
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