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BBC News - Home Tue, 14 Jul 2020 08:32:48 GMT |
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Coronavirus: California reimposes sweeping restrictions amid virus spike The governor has rolled back reopening plans across the state as virus cases soar.
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US Supreme Court allows federal executions to resume The court clears the way for the first executions of federal prisoners in 17 years.
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South China Sea dispute: China's pursuit of resources 'unlawful', says US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says China is treating the disputed waters as its "maritime empire".
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Rouaa’s story: From Syrian refugee to UK schoolgirl The BBC's Caroline Hawley follows Syrian refugee Rouaa to her new home, four years after first meeting her in Lebanon.
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Grant Imahara: Mythbusters TV host dies suddenly at 49 He was known for Mythbusters and White Rabbit Project, and made models for the Star Wars prequels.
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UK economy rebounds more slowly than expected The UK's economy grew 1.8% in May as the lockdown began to ease, less than economists had predicted.
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Ryanair flight diverted after 'bomb note' found in toilet Two men are arrested after police officers find nothing suspicious on the Ryanair plane.
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Gough Whitlam: Queen not told in advance of Australia PM's sacking, letters show Her representative dismissed Gough Whitlam without telling her first, newly released letters show.
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Naya Rivera: Police identify body as missing Glee star The actress went missing on Wednesday after going boating with her son at a lake in California.
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Brazil: Outrage over São Paulo policeman stepping on woman's neck Pictures are broadcast on TV showing a police officer stepping on the neck of a black woman.
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Coronavirus: Asia's 'shining star' suffers biggest ever slump Singapore falls into recession as as the global economy braces for the pandemic downturn.
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Roger Stone: Trump clemency order spares ally fine as well as jail The president's former adviser was due to begin a prison term on 14 July after lying to Congress.
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Coronavirus: How to talk about conspiracy theories Conspiracy theories have thrived during the pandemic - what's the right way to talk to someone who believes them?
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Tea, drugs and war: Hong Kong's British history explained How the British obsession with tea in the 1800s started the unique story of Hong Kong.
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Naya Rivera: Glee actress's career in pictures The actress, whose body has been found at a US lake, was one of the stars of the hit US TV series.
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The woman leading the first Arab interplanetary mission The UAE's Hope probe will study the planet's weather and climate, in order to learn about its past.
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South Asian anti-black racism: 'We don't marry black people' Amit's relationship with Michelle was a secret for years because he feared his family's reaction.
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Indian papers resurfacing in French Alps could be from 1966 plane crash The newspapers, uncovered in the Mont Blanc glacier, report the landmark election of Indira Gandhi.
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Washington Redskins to drop controversial team name following review The Washington team's decision follows a wave of calls to scrap the name long-criticised as racist.
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Three generations on the impact of George Floyd's death Three generations of one family discuss their experiences of racism and whether things are changing.
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Dunston Staiths: A symbol of the past fighting for its future Reputedly Europe's largest timber structure, is there a future for Dunston Staiths?
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India's growing Covid-19 waste challenges workers Millions are using gloves and masks but safely discarding them is proving to be a challenge.
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Coronavirus: Why attitudes to masks have changed around the world Boris Johnson and Donald Trump both publicly wore face masks for the first time. Why now?
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Coronavirus: Will women have to work harder after the pandemic? Women often say they have to work harder to prove themselves than men - will Covid-19 turn back the clock for women's careers?
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Coronavirus: How did Florida get so badly hit by Covid-19? Florida is becoming the new US epicentre - but what's behind the rising case counts?
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Yemen war: Tortured for supporting the 'wrong' side Disappearances and brutality have become hallmarks of the fighting in Yemen, documented cases show.
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The perfume makers that can't smell a thing Perfumers are using AI to create millions of scents, but will it replace the traditional methods?
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Coronavirus India: Rush for plasma therapy as Covid-19 cases rise Several Indian states are offering plasma therapy to Covid-19 patients, but does it work?
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Fake pharmaceutical industry thrives in West Africa Law enforcement agencies are battling to break foreign-linked criminal syndicates.
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Wounds of Dutch history expose deep racial divide Faced with protests and attacks on statues, the Dutch are struggling with a legacy of racism.
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Solskjaer expects Man Utd to 'put it right' after Southampton dent top-four hopes Southampton substitute Michael Obafemi's 96th-minute equaliser prevents Manchester United from jumping up to third place and leaves their Champions League qualification still in the balance.
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Manchester City European ban overturned - so is FFP dead? BBC Sport looks at what Manchester City's overturned ban on appeal means for football's Financial Fair Play regulations.
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Real two points from La Liga title after surviving Granada scare Leaders Real Madrid move to within one win of the La Liga title after surviving a scare against Granada.
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No fans for remainder of PGA Tour season The remainder of the 2019-20 PGA Tour will take place behind closed doors as cases of coronavirus continue to soar in the United States.
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Garth Crooks' team of the week: Sterling, Martial, Pope, Antonio, McGoldrick Who could challenge Ronaldo and Messi for a Ballon d'Or? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week.
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Letters of love: 'Our father wrote every day as he waited to be sent to Auschwitz' Daniele Israel's daily letters to his family from jail in Trieste paint a moving portrait of a family shattered by the Holocaust.
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