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BBC News - Home Sun, 20 Aug 2017 18:51:38 GMT |
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Barcelona attack: Spain terror cell had 120 gas canisters Jihadists planned for six months to fill three vans and carry out deadly attacks, police say.
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British boy among Barcelona attack dead Julian Cadman, a seven-year-old dual British-Australian national, was one of 13 people killed, it is confirmed.
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Jerry Lewis: US comedian dies aged 91 in Las Vegas One of Hollywood's most successful comedians passes away at his home in Las Vegas.
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The money man behind China's internet showgirls Lele Tao makes a fortune through live streaming - but one powerful man is about to change her life. The second of a three-part series.
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Philippines drug campaign condemned by senior Catholics It comes as questions are raised over the killing of a teenager by police during a week of violence.
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Aryana Sayeed: Kabul concert goes ahead despite threats Aryana Sayeed, known to fans as Afghanistan's Kim Kardashian, sang to hundreds of delighted fans.
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Lost WW2 warship USS Indianapolis found after 72 years The warship's sinking, weeks before WW2's end, remains the worst US naval loss at sea in history.
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Grace Mugabe: South Africa grants immunity despite assault claim Robert Mugabe's wife is back in Zimbabwe despite allegations of an assault at a Johannesburg hotel.
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Indian court grants woman divorce over lack of home toilet The court said forcing the woman to use open fields amounted to cruelty.
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IS conflict: Iraq launches ground offensive in Tal Afar The northern city, one of the last held by IS, has been a target since the fall of Mosul in July.
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Dogan Akhanli: Spain grants Erdogan critic conditional release The German-Turkish writer must stay in Madrid while Turkey considers requesting his extradition.
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Syria war: Rocket 'hits Damascus trade fair' The event is being held for the first time in five years. with reports speaking of five deaths.
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Hong Kong protest: Thousands march for jailed activists Tens of thousands voice support for three pro-democracy activists who led the 2014 protests.
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Boston demonstrations: How the day unfolded. Tens of thousands of people were in the US city to oppose a right-wing rally.
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Chocolate box town where Spain suspects lived Quiet Ripoll is in shock after becoming the focus of the Barcelona van attack investigation.
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Jerry Lewis: The master of the visual gag Once Hollywood's best-paid star, who has died at 91, enjoyed a 10-year partnership with Dean Martin.
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Boston anti-racism protester: 'It's the right thing to do' An anti-racism protester explains why she protected Trump supporters in a tense protest.
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Eclipse tips from the Faroe Islands Ahead of Monday's eclipse in the US, here are four tips from the Faroe Islands, which experienced one in 2015.
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It's the weekend, it's happy news From an inspirational father and daughter to a cloakroom assistant who became a stage star.
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Finland killings: Briton who helped victims says he is 'not a hero' Paramedic Hassan Zubier says he did "what he was trained for" after helping a knife attack victim.
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BBC Pidgin: Meet the team Meet the team bringing the BBC to tens of millions of Pidgin speakers in West and Central Africa.
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Forklift truck used to steal ATM in Arkansas Police in Arkansas are hunting thieves who stole the cash machine from a bank's drive-through area.
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Solar eclipse: Welcome to 'Eclipseville', Kentucky Thousands are flocking to the little town of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, in the US, to watch Monday's solar eclipse.
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10 things we didn't know last week Some people think cat's eyes on roads are made from real cats - and other news nuggets.
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The migrants making a clean sweep in Rome Two Nigerian men are paying their way in the city by volunteering to clean up the streets.
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Sir Bruce Forsyth: 8 little-known facts about his career As well as hosting hit game shows, he was in movies, a TV sitcom and tried to crack America.
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Vehicles left dangling as car park collapses in Nottingham The front fascia wall of an NCP car park in central Nottingham falls away.
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Band halts Amsterdam gig after fan is groped The Architects interrupt a gig in Amsterdam because the lead singer claims he sees a fan being groped.
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Stories you may have missed Luis Fonsi becomes a tourist guide in Puerto Rico and some other stories you may have missed this week.
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The brainwashed teens fleeing to Europe On the streets of Europe, we meet teenage boys trained by IS. Their testimony reveals wide-ranging plans to turn children into killers.
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‘We were guinea pigs’: Jailed inmates agreed to birth control The Tennessee county started offering time off inmate sentences in exchange for birth control
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Barcelona attacks: What could they mean for Catalan independence? Hopes in Madrid that a common front against terrorism will dampen secessionism may be misplaced.
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Duterte drug war: Manila's brutal nightshift Raffy Lerma is a photo-journalist documenting the nightly killings in the Philippines' government's war on drugs.
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Spain custody battle sends mother Juana Rivas into hiding A Spanish woman disappears with her children as a judge threatens her with jail in a custody row.
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Mali peace deal allows chaos to gain upper hand The BBC's Alex Duval Smith reports on how the return of conflict is redefining life in northern Mali.
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Should Washington and Jefferson monuments come down? Trump's argument that the removal of Confederate statues is a slippery slope to changing history has recharged the perennial debate about America's tormented racial legacy.
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How Al Pacino came to my rescue Sensing an epileptic fit is imminent Frank turns to a tried and tested way of controlling his episodes and leans on Al Pacino in a pub.
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The crowdfunded news agency risking all for Hong Kong scoops A fledgling Hong Kong investigative news agency has quickly built a reputation for its scoops.
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Mo Farah wins final race in Britain at Birmingham Diamond League meeting Britain's Mo Farah wins his final track race on home soil in the 3,000m at the Diamond League in Birmingham.
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Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Chelsea Marcos Alonso scores twice as champions Chelsea beat Tottenham in their first Premier League game at Wembley Stadium.
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Huddersfield Town 1-0 Newcastle United Huddersfield make it two wins from their first two Premier League games as Aaron Mooy's stunning strike sees off Newcastle.
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England's Stuart Broad wants to play in 2019 Ashes after Test wicket milestone Stuart Broad says he hopes to play in the 2019 Ashes, after going past Sir Ian Botham on the list of England's all-time Test wicket-takers.
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Nicolai Muller: Hamburg winger celebrates goal and ruptures knee ligament Hamburg winger Nicolai Muller wheels away after scoring against Augsburg, ruptures a knee ligament while celebrating, and will now miss the next seven months of the season.
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