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BBC News - Home Sat, 20 Jul 2019 09:28:14 GMT |
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Iran tanker seizure: UK 'deeply concerned' The foreign secretary says the detention by Iran of the British-flagged ship is "unacceptable".
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Emanuela Orlandi case: Vatican attempts new search to solve mystery Two burial chambers will be examined in the search for a teenager, missing since 1983.
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Dangerous heatwave starts hitting US and Canada More than 200 million people may be affected, and temperatures could reach 100F (38C) in some areas.
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US migrant crisis: Family divided while waiting for asylum Changes to US immigration policy have left some families divided and waiting in Mexico for their asylum cases to be heard.
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Conductor Karina Canellakis makes Proms history with stirring First Night The US musician becomes the first woman to conduct the First Night of the BBC Proms.
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Venice fines tourists: Germans punished for making coffee near bridge The backpackers were fined €950 (£853) and asked to leave the city under a new public order law.
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Hong Kong actor Simon Yam stabbed on stage in China The 64-year-old was attacked while speaking at a promotional event in the city of Zhongshan.
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Amazon deforestation: Brazil's Bolsonaro dismisses data as 'lies' The Brazilian president accuses the national space agency of exaggerating the scale of deforestation.
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Minnesota crowd welcomes home Ilhan Omar amid Trump row The congresswoman returned to her home state and was met with "welcome home" chants and signs.
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US to send troops to Saudi Arabia as tensions with Iran grow The deployment of soldiers and fighter jets comes amid heightened tensions with Iran in the Gulf.
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Benjamin Netanyahu becomes Israel's longest-serving leader Benjamin Netanyahu breaks the record set by Israel's founding father, but he faces an uncertain future.
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César Pelli: Architect of Malaysia's Petronas Towers dies at 92 César Pelli designed some of the world's most famous buildings including London's Canary Wharf Tower.
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Torpedoed US warship found, solving 75-year-old cold case After four years of searching, locating the USS Eagle was "just absolute awe," says diver Ryan King.
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Real-life Spider-Man escapes fire by climbing down Philadelphia high-rise The unidentified man was unharmed, but four others were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation.
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A lost archive of LA crime scenes Unseen for up to 80 years, this trove of crime scene photos blurs the line between evidence and art.
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Algae bio-curtains: Architects' radical solution to capture carbon Scientists and architects in London have developed 'bio-curtains' to act as an alternative to urban trees.
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Week in pictures: 13-19 July 2019 A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
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FaceApp: How accurate are the predictions? They're older now, but how good is FaceApp at ageing photos of celebrities when they were young?
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Guinea mother: I sat my exams 30 minutes after giving birth "I decided for myself that I wanted to complete my baccalaureate," Fatoumata Kourouma tells the BBC.
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Tennessee town dispels 'meth-gator' myth A viral police "warning" of alligators "all hyped up" on methamphetamine was a joke, the mayor tells the BBC.
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Trump's 'send her back' denial, and what actually happened The US President inaccurately claimed he quickly told his supporters to stop their racist chant.
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Sudan crisis: The ruthless mercenaries who run the country for gold Accused of widespread abuses, the Rapid Support Forces sprang from "Janjaweed" militias linked to genocide in Darfur.
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Ed Sheeran's No. 5 Collaborations Project: The album you might not know about Released in 2011, we look back at Ed Sheeran's rap and grime EP the No. 5 Collaborations Project.
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Would you pay less tax if you lived abroad? The country you live in plays a big part in how much tax is deducted from your wages
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Richard Oland: A millionaire, a murder and a mystery killer When he was found in a pool of blood, Richard Oland was worth tens of millions of dollars. But who killed him and why?
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Car parts from weeds: The future of green motoring? The motor industry is trying to reduce its carbon footprint in a number of innovative ways.
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I felt the love from the crowd, says McIlroy after missing cut Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy says missing the cut at his home Open hurt, but the "love" of the crowd spurred him on to a remarkable round of 65.
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Algeria win Africa Cup of Nations after freak goal Algeria win the Africa Cup of Nations for the second time as a freak early goal secures a 1-0 win against Senegal in Cairo.
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The Open 2019: Rory McIlroy misses cut at Royal Portrush despite 65 Watch round highlights as home favourite Rory McIlroy makes a remarkable 65 but still misses the cut at The Open at Royal Portrush.
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How Apollo 11 brought humanity together An endeavour which was born out of conflict ended by bringing the entire world together, at least for a moment.
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The final 13 minutes before the Moon landing The minutes before landing were tense, as fuel ran low and connections were lost between the lunar module and mission control.
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Neil Armstrong's son talks about the Moon landing Mark Armstrong talks about his father, and the first ever Moon landing 50 years ago.
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Apollo 11: 'The greatest single broadcast in television history' The moon landing 50 years ago brought previously unthinkable images and ideas to millions.
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Where were you when man first landed on the moon? Fifty years on, the 03:56 AM TV moment that was out of this world.
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Sonny Liston: The mysterious death that haunts boxing Sonny Liston was found dead at his Las Vegas home in 1971. A coroner concluded he died of natural causes - but some say the truth is darker.
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Kenya's railway art gets a new platform Meet the Kenyan artists who have turned abandoned trains carriages into a creative studio.
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Plastic pollution: Could a year's waste circle the Earth four times? Could a year's global plastic waste circle the Earth four times over?
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Will ships without sailors be the future of trade? May saw the world's first unmanned commercial shipping operation.
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The CubeSat revolution changing the way we see the world Small, cheap satellites can help us track pollution, crop yields and congestion like never before.
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