bbc.comadded August 2026
BBC News (World)by Lily Jamali31 Aug 2026
- Published Amazon secretly overcharged more than a million advertising customers by manipulating online auctions it uses to set ad prices, according to a lawsuit filed by the US Federal Trade...
BBC News (World)by Francisco Velasquez31 Aug 2026
- Published Prediction-market operator Kalshi has permanently barred former US congressman George Santos from trading on its platform.
BBC News (World)by Jake Lapham; Kelly Ng; BBC Nepali31 Aug 2026
- Published The families of more than 600 workers believed to be trapped in a vast network of mud-filled tunnels along Nepal's Trishuli River are clinging to hope their loved ones can be found...
BBC News (World)by Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu31 Aug 2026
- Published Pabst Brewing Company has turned to social media for help locating thousands of cans of its Blue Ribbon beer taken from a distribution centre in California.
BBC News (World)by Olivia Ireland31 Aug 2026
- Published A 43-year-old Swiss man has been arrested following the shooting at a rave in Switzerland on Sunday.
BBC News (World)by James Gregory31 Aug 2026
- Published Rescuers are continuing their search for 18 passengers of a ferry which capsized off the coast of northern Cyprus on Sunday.
BBC News (World)by Damian Zane31 Aug 2026
- Published The South African airline behind a dramatic stunt that saw two of its aircraft in close formation fly reportedly within feet of the top of a stadium has defended itself in the face of...
BBC News (World)by Yang Tian30 Aug 2026
- Published Ontario Premier Doug Ford has hit back at Donald Trump by installing a large sign on Canada's shoreline with the message: "Lake Ontario. Now and Always."
BBC News (World)by Aleks Phillips29 Aug 2026
- Published A former president of Ecuador has been sentenced to five years in prison after being found guilty of taking bribes.
BBC News (World)by Patrick Jackson29 Aug 2026
- Published King Haakon VIII of Norway has paid warm tribute to his late father, Harald V, in his first speech to the nation since taking the throne.
BBC News (World)by Rorey Bosotti29 Aug 2026
- Published A former White House teleprompter operator has been ordered to pay more than $172,000 (£127,000) for using inside information to bet on US President Donald Trump's speeches.
BBC News (World)by Francisco Velasquez29 Aug 2026
- Published Elaine Ling splits her time between New York and California, but wherever she is and needs a coffee, she doesn't visit a Starbucks. She only goes there for her cold drinks.
BBC News (World)by Paul Kirby29 Aug 2026
- Published Icelanders are voting in a referendum to decide whether to resume talks on joining the European Union, 13 years after they were broken off.
BBC News (World)by Sheila Flynn; Claire Keenan; Emily Holt29 Aug 2026
- Published One child in Denver called her "The Book Queen". Another in Alabama calls her "Ms Dolly".
BBC News (World)by Patrick Jackson28 Aug 2026
- Published Greenland's justice minister has said the government cannot conclude whether genocide was committed against the Inuit community after experts examined the use of forced contraception in...
BBC News (World)by Daniel Bush28 Aug 2026
- Published The Trump administration is planning to cut off military aid to a key Middle East ally that helped the US defeat the Islamic State group (IS) and is now facing punishing attacks from...
BBC News (World)by Jonathan Beale28 Aug 2026
- Published Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to avoid a direct military confrontation with Nato, despite increasingly hostile rhetoric aimed at the UK and other allies over their support for...
BBC News (World)by Paul Brown; Adam Durbin28 Aug 2026
- Published New satellite imagery has revealed the scale of the devastation along Nepal's Trishuli River caused by Wednesday's deadly flash flood, triggered by a glacier collapse.
BBC News (World)by Bethany Bell28 Aug 2026
- Published An international manhunt is under way for two men who stole a necklace decorated with more than 600 diamonds from a museum in Vienna after buying a ticket for the exhibition in which it...
BBC News (World)by Michael Race28 Aug 2026
- Published The head of the US central bank said policymakers will "have work to do" to if they are not confident cost of living pressures are easing for Americans.
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