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BBC News - Home Fri, 06 Dec 2019 02:40:39 GMT |
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Trump impeachment to go ahead, says House Speaker Nancy Pelosi "Our democracy is what is at stake," the House Speaker says, as Mr Trump demands "fast" action.
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Macron pension reform: France paralysed by biggest strike in years Some 800,000 people walked out nationwide over proposed pension reform.
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Police kill suspects in Indian vet murder case Indian police shoot dead four men suspected of raping and killing vet in Hyderabad last week.
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'You're a damn liar man' - Biden in heated exchange with voter The Democratic presidential hopeful reacts after being challenged over his son's Ukraine activities.
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'Staggering': Measles deaths surge to 142,000 Global estimates suggest 142,000 people - mostly children - died from the disease in 2018
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Ryrkaypiy: Far-north Russian village overrun by polar bears All public activities in Ryrkaypiy have been cancelled until the polar bears leave.
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US meteorite adds to origins mystery Scientists are getting closer to tracing the sources of meteorites that fall to Earth.
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Saudi Aramco raises $25.6bn in world's biggest share sale The oil giant's listing is the biggest ever, surpassing that of China's Alibaba in 2014.
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New South Wales bushfires: 'Mega blaze' warning near Sydney Three bushfires merge into an inferno spanning 300,000 hectares, prompting warnings north of the city.
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Six things on Canadian PM's to-do list Justin Trudeau promises to tackle climate change, tighten gun control and sooth regional divides.
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Holocaust: Angela Merkel visits Auschwitz for first time The German chancellor makes her first trip to the death camp where 1.1 million people were murdered.
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Joe Biden: John Kerry endorses presidential bid The ex-secretary of state says Mr Biden has "the wisdom and standing to fix what Trump has broken".
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Hungry North Pole explorers Horn and Ousland near end of epic trek The Norwegian-South African duo are tired and hungry after trekking hundreds of miles.
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Chinese residents worry about rise of facial recognition A study by a Beijing-based body indicates many are worried about their biometric data being hacked.
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Was this the original Fyre festival? Today marks 50 years since the Altamont Festival, which became notorious for the wrong reasons.
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COP25 climate change conference: What are you giving up for environment? As the annual COP25 climate change summit continues in Madrid, we asked delegates from all over the world how they were adapting their lives for the sake of the environment.
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East Africa hit by weather phenomenon Tropical storms are expected to hit East Africa late on Thursday and Friday, in areas which have already been affected by heavy rain.
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Burkina Faso crisis: 'Soldiers killed seven members of my family' Djibril says soldiers in Burkina Faso targeted his family in their fight against Islamist militants.
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Quiz of the week: What did Trump call Trudeau? Have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?
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Africa's top shots: 29 November - 5 December 2019 A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.
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How the egg box became a million dollar idea The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how the egg box became a million dollar idea.
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Air New Zealand trials edible coffee cups to combat waste The national carrier hopes the cups will help reduce waste, but some say the airline should do more.
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Spitfire pilots return to Goodwood after round-the-world trip Two pilots return back to Britain after a record 27,000-mile flight around the world in a restored Spitfire.
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Macron pension reform: Why are French workers on strike? Hospital staff, police and transport employees join France's biggest strike in decades - but what for?
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Germany-Russia murder row raises tensions for Merkel Germany wants progress with Russia on Ukraine and energy, but a Berlin murder has soured ties.
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Bug busters: The tech behind new vaccines A revolution in the way vaccines are developed is raising hopes of faster protection from deadly infections.
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The cassette that made me a secret daytime DJ Moey Hassan describes how "daytimers" became the big thing for South Asian teens in 1980s Bradford.
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Nato summit spurs international press anger Newspapers question the behaviour of Nato leaders but look to the Atlantic alliance's changing role.
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How long can you survive in Australia's outback? Three people get stranded in Australia's outback - two survive, one dies. So what is crucial for survival?
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Managerless Arsenal on worst winless run since 1977 after Brighton loss Managerless Arsenal's season hits a new low as they are beaten at home by struggling Brighton in interim boss Freddie Ljungberg's first home match in charge.
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Everton sack Marco Silva as manager after 18 months in charge Everton dismiss manager Marco Silva after 18 months in charge with the club in the relegation zone.
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Joshua would ‘definitely be bothered’ if Ruiz fight was being used to 'sportswash' British heavyweight Anthony Joshua fields questions about Saudi 'sportwashing' human rights abuse claims with his re-match against Andy Ruiz Jr.
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Gareth Bale 'not ecstatic' at Real Madrid, agent tells Euro Leagues Football Show Gareth Bale "is not ecstatic" at Real Madrid, but there's "no guarantee" he will leave in January, says his agent Jonathan Barnett.
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Black Friday headline 'dumb' - Lukaku criticises Italian newspaper as Milan and Roma ban publication Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku and Roma defender Chris Smalling condemn the 'Black Friday' headline used by Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport.
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Reed leads by three in the Bahamas as Woods moves into contention American Patrick Reed holds a three-shot lead after the second round of the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas.
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Controversial Shelvey goal helps Newcastle end Sheff Utd's unbeaten run Jonjo Shelvey has a goal awarded by VAR as Newcastle stun Sheffield United to win 2-0 at Bramall Lane and move up to 11th in the Premier League.
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Separated at birth: Was my mother given away because she looked white? How one South African family discovered a secret that made them question their own identity.
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Shropshire baby deaths: 'This review is our babies' legacy' The stories of parents whose babies died or were seriously harmed at a Shropshire hospital trust.
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Teal Swan: The woman encouraging her followers to visualise death The BBC has heard testimony that the teachings of spiritual influencer Teal Swan may have contributed to the suicides of at least two of her followers.
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