bbc.comadded August 2026
BBC News (World)by Brandon Drenon29d ago
- Published The mother of a black woman whose body was found hanging from a tree in Jackson, Mississippi, has told the BBC she is still waiting for answers from officials more than a month later.
BBC News (World)by Amy Walker29d ago
- Published Dozens of European royals and heads of state, including the Prince of Wales and three Nordic kings, have paid their last respects to King Harald V in Oslo.
BBC News (World)by Laura Cress29d ago
- Published The White House has taken down a Tetris-style game on its website called "Build The Wall", days after The Tetris Company raised concerns over its use of the game's likeness.
BBC News (World)by Vanessa Buschschlüter29d ago
- Published Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has signed a decree which eases restrictions on people carrying legal firearms in public.
BBC News (World)by Diyva Arya8 Sept 2026
- Published Warning: This story contains descriptions of abuse Meta ran hundreds of paid ads with artificial intelligence-generated child sexual abuse imagery, including several in India, over the...
BBC News (World)by Yolande Knell8 Sept 2026
- Published Juicy brown and ripening yellow dates dangle down from the branches of each palm tree at Israeli settler farms in the Jordan Valley, in the occupied West Bank.
BBC News (World)by Paul Kirby; Nick Thorpe8 Sept 2026
- Published Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán says 10 Russian diplomats have been ordered to leave Budapest for taking part in "unacceptable" activities.
BBC News (World)by Madeline Halpert8 Sept 2026
- Published New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani released a tranche of 170,000 documents that show officials had concerns about air quality in Manhattan soon after the 9/11 attacks, even as the...
BBC News (World)by Vanessa Buschschlüter8 Sept 2026
- Published The Argentine government has said that it would file criminal charges against oil company Navitas Petroleum for operating in seas off the Falkland Islands.
BBC News (World)by Tessa Wong8 Sept 2026
- Published Singapore's government says it will raise the annual salaries of its ministers and other office holders, including its prime minister who is the highest paid political leader in the...
BBC News (World)by Kelly Ng; Binita Dahal8 Sept 2026
- Published Nepal is cracking down on online abuse directed at survivors of last month's deadly floods, with Prime Minister Balendra Shah warning that authorities will "show no leniency" to people...
BBC News (World)by Tabby Wilson8 Sept 2026
- Published Ukraine's chief prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko has resigned over corruption allegations related to illegal call centres in the country.
BBC News (World)by Nadine Yousif7 Sept 2026
- Published President Donald Trump has warned Canadian aircraft company Bombardier that it can no longer sell in the US unless it moves its manufacturing there.
BBC News (World)by Basillioh Rukanga7 Sept 2026
- Published Kenya's trade ministry has warned foreign nationals that visa-free entry into the country does not grant them the right to work, as the government vows to shut down unlicensed small...
BBC News (World)by Jessica Parker; Amy Walker7 Sept 2026
- Published The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is "very, very close" to taking power, its deputy parliamentary leader has told the BBC, after a historic victory in elections for the...
BBC News (World)by Sheila Flynn6 Sept 2026
- Published Long Island mother-of-two Linda Mancuso has been "praying on a daily basis" that her disabled son's Haitian caregiver will be able to come back to work.
BBC News (World)by Tim Whewell; Serhiy Solodko5 Sept 2026
- Published Ukraine's third-biggest city Odesa will decide this week whether to back a controversial plan to ban the Russian language in the arts.
BBC News (World)by Jaroslav Lukiv5 Sept 2026
- Published The UN has just called for the predominant world map to be replaced with one that more accurately reflects the true size of continents like Africa.
BBC News (World)by Ione Wells; Ana Faguy; Sareen Habeshian4 Sept 2026
- Published Warning: This story contains distressing details and discussion of attempted suicide A Massachusetts judge has declared a mistrial in the murder case against Lindsay Clancy after...
BBC News (World)by Kelly Ng; Navin Singh Khadka4 Sept 2026
- Published Almost 100% of Nepal's electricity comes from hydropower, and it produces so much it earns nearly $200m (£147m) each year exporting hydroelectricity to India and Bangladesh.
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