Masters 2023: Judd Trump fights backs to win final-frame decider against Ryan Day
Judd Trump fights back to win a final-frame decider 6-5 against Ryan Day in the first round of the Masters at Alexandra Palace.
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Masters 2023: Judd Trump takes 5-3 lead over Mark Williams in final
Judd Trump opens up a narrow 5-3 lead over Mark Williams in the opening session of Sunday's Masters final.
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From Trump's mugshot to Burning Man, 20 photos that shocked or moved us in 2023
Kelly Grovier picks 20 of the most powerful photos from 2023 – including the Icelandic volcanic eruption, Trump's mugshot and a Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian church.
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Judd Trump: 2011 champion cruises into UK quarter-finals with 6-0 win over Jamie Jones
Judd Trump, the 2011 champion, says he will have to 'significantly improve' despite a comprehensive 6-0 victory over Jamie Jones at the UK Championship.
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Masters 2024: Judd Trump beats Kyren Wilson as he begins title defence
Judd Trump comes from 3-0 down to win a final-frame decider against Kyren Wilson as he begins the defence of his Masters title at Alexandra Palace.
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Trump’s Foreign Policy Faces Scrutiny After Iran Shift
Trump’s shift toward supporting Israel’s strikes on Iran has drawn international criticism, with allies questioning his strategy in the Middle East.
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One dead in Russian strike on Odesa, officials say
Almost all of the Eastern half of the country is under air raid alerts, the official raid map shows.
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Bolsonaro denies involvement in alleged coup plot
The former president is standing trial, accused of plotting to overthrow current President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's government.
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One dead in strike on Odesa maternity ward, officials say
Almost all of the Eastern half of the country is under air raid alerts, the official raid map shows.
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'Un-American' or 'necessary'? Voters divided on Trump's LA protest crackdown
Six Americans tell the BBC that there's clearly a problem in Los Angeles - they just don't agree with who's at fault.
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Polish PM Donald Tusk prepares for confidence vote
Tusk called for a vote of confidence after his political camp narrowly lost the presidential election.
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Who has been arrested by ICE under Trump?
Tens of thousands of people have been detained since Trump took office, including permanent residents.
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Watch: 'It's important' - LA protesters on why they're taking to the streets
Demonstrations have continued in other major US cities, including Chicago, where protesters clashed with police on Tuesday.
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Weekly quiz: What's Alex Warren's record-breaking number one hit called?
How much attention did you pay to what's being going on in the world over the past seven days?
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US senator dragged out of LA immigration news conference
California senator Alex Padilla was pushed out of the news conference by authorities after he interrupted Noem.
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Trump vowed to make the world safer - has he?
Chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet assesses the US president's pledge to be a peacemaker.
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Trump struggles with Iran message as Republicans diverge over attack
A US president who vowed to be a peacemaker has to handle a new Middle East crisis that strikes a blow to his diplomatic efforts.
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Israel chose to act now, whether Trump likes it or not
There has been a growing tension between the leaders over Iran - now the US is distancing itself from Israel's "unilateral action".
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Operation Rising Lion: What we know about Israel's attacks on Iran
Iranian state media reported Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami was among those killed.
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Iran is reeling from Israel's unprecedented attack - and it may only be the start
Israel's Operation Rising Lion is more extensive and ambitious than anything that has come before, including the missile exchanges it had with Iran last year
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Israel's overnight strike on Iran in maps and images
Maps and images reveal extent of Israel's biggest strike on Iran and its nuclear facilities in years.
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Hossein Salami, Iran's Revolutionary Guards chief, killed by Israel
Just last month, Salami had warned that Tehran would "open the gates of hell" if attacked by Israel or the US.
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'Glimmer of hope' for marine life at UN Ocean conference
Environmental groups have praised government's progress made on marine protection at the UN meeting
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Israel's endgame may be regime change in Iran - but it's a gamble
Israeli leaders might hope Friday's strikes start a chain reaction leading to unrest that topples the Islamic Republic, writes Amir Azimi.
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Macron visits Greenland in show of European unity and signal to Trump
France's Emmanuel Macron is visiting Greenland to hold talks on North Atlantic and Arctic security, climate change and critical minerals.
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UK's careful diplomacy faces test ahead of G7 meeting
There are currently two "crisis centres" running in the Foreign Office.
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Crisis - which crisis? Israel-Iran another huge challenge for government
As buildings burn in Tehran and Tel Aviv, the UK government is facing another crisis, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
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Hiding in the fields - farm workers fearing deportation stay in California's shadows
Immigration raids on American farms are having ripple effects across the agricultural industry.
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Manhunt in Minnesota lawmaker attacks widens to nearby state
Police broaden their search for the 57-year-old man to nearby South Dakota as a $50,000 reward is issued.
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Where is Israel's operation heading?
As the military confrontation between Iran and Israel intensifies, what is Israel’s real endgame?
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Israel's smaller, sophisticated military opposes larger Iran
Israel's air power may set back Iran's nuclear programme, but it won't destroy it.
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The reality behind Trump's incredible investment claims
The president's impact on investment in the US is far more incremental than he has claimed.
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Survivor of Minnesota assassination says she and husband shot 17 times
Yvette Hoffman says she was shot eight times and her husband nine. The gunman is still at large.
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No further damage seen at Iran nuclear sites, global watchdog says
The IAEA says radiation levels outside the Natanz and Isfahan facilities remain normal following Friday's Israeli strikes.
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Martina Navratilova: 'I wouldn't have left home for Trump's America'
The tennis icon tells the BBC she doesn't think a Trump-led government would let her in.
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Chris Mason: Tariffs deal a triumph for Starmer - up to a point
The agreement signed at the G7 summit is limited but an achievement nonetheless, writes the BBC's political editor.
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Israel bombs Iran state TV during live broadcast
Israel's military says it struck a "communications centre of the Iranian regime", but Iran calls the attack a "war crime".
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US moves 30 jets as Iran attack speculation grows
At least 30 US military planes have moved from bases in America to Europe, flight tracking data shows.
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Watch: A trade deal, a family photo and the Middle East - Trump's short G7
The US president will cut short his time at the meeting and return to DC, citing the conflict between Israel and Iran.
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Trade, a sudden exit, Middle East conflict - five takeaways from G7
This year's summit in Canada did not go as planned, but leaders of the world's wealthiest nations still secured some wins.
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Trump considers joining Israeli strikes on Iran nuclear sites
US strikes could involve using superior weaponry to hit an underground nuclear site, sources say.
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'What should we do?' Seeking clarity in Tehran as Israeli jets fly overhead
BBC Persian's Kasra Naji says his sister is among those who want to know where the conflict with Israel is leading.
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Trump approves Iran attack plan but has not made final decision, US media says
US president says "nobody knows what I'm going to do" as he weighs strike on Iran.
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Awkward White House encounter between Trump and Juventus players
Watch President Trump ask Juventus men's players if "a woman could make the team" during their visit to the White House during the Club World Cup, which is being held in the United States.
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Is the UK about to get dragged in to this conflict?
Britain is almost certain to be affected if the US gets involved - but what role could it play?
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'I was lying in bed... The ceiling fell in': At the scene of Israeli hospital hit by Iran strike
A hospital in the Israeli town of Beersheba was hit as Iran fired a barrage of missiles at the country.
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Trump to decide on US action in Israel-Iran conflict within two weeks
Trump's press secretary said the president believes there is a "substantial chance of negotiations" with Iran.
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Trump ends funding for LGBTQ youth option on national suicide hotline
The Trevor Project, an organisation involved in the service, called the change "incomprehensible".
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Israeli hospital hit by Iranian missile strike
Israel called the attack "criminal", while Iran said it had targeted a site nearby and not the hospital itself.
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US joining Israeli strikes would cause hell, Iranian minister tells BBC
Saeed Khatibzadeh told the BBC that this is "not America's war".
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Trump confirms further delay to TikTok ban or sale deadline
It's the third time the date has been moved back by Trump since he took office in January.
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Dodgers say immigration agents denied entry to Los Angeles stadium
The baseball team is also expected to announce plans to assist immigrants who have been impacted by the raids in the city, US media report.
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Texas Instruments to make 'historic' $60bn US chip investment
The announcement comes as Trump pressures big computer chip makers to increase manufacturing in the country.
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Judge orders Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil released on bail
Khalil, a permanent US resident, has been in immigration detention since he was arrested in March
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US court allows Trump to keep control of National Guard in LA
Trump deployed the troops in response to protests in the city, despite objections from city officials and California's governor.
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Iran will consider diplomacy when aggression stops, foreign minister says
Iran says it will not resume talks with the US over its nuclear programme while under attack.
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US basketball training for Senegal cancelled after visas rejected
Players will train in Dakar instead "in a sovereign and conducive setting", says the prime minister.
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Tulsi Gabbard now says Iran could produce nuclear weapon 'within weeks'
This comes after US President Donald Trump said she was "wrong" for saying Iran was not building nuclear weapons.
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Tangled history and trouble today - what is the UK's plan on Iran?
Sources question if UK diplomacy will make any difference, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
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Israel says it killed Iran's military coordinator with Hamas
Saeed Izadi had been in charge of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps's ties with Palestinian armed groups.
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Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil says Trump administration has failed
He tells the BBC the Trump administration was trying to suppress Pro-Palestinian voices.
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Rosenberg: Russian government clearly nervous as country faces economic challenges
Russian minister Maxim Reshetnikov has warned that the country's economy was teetering "on the brink of recession".
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Belarus opposition leader's husband freed from prison
Sergei Tikhanovsky had planned to challenge Alexander Lukashenko in the 2020 election, but was detained before the vote.
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'Necessary' or 'unfounded'? Americans in Texas respond to US strikes
The BBC asked Texans and those visiting the state about US President Trump's decision to bomb three nuclear sites.
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Diplomatic tightrope on Iran just got more precarious for Starmer
The US strikes on Saturday night mean challenges posed by Iran for the prime minister could last months.
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What we know about US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities
Three nuclear facilities are reported to have been bombed, including the uranium enrichment facility at Fordo.
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This is an unprecedented moment - but what the US and Iran do next could be even more momentous
The "tortuous" US-Iran relationship was tested at least once before, but this is of far greater magnitude
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'Paralysed and constantly caught by surprise': Voices from Iran after US strikes
People inside Iran tell BBC Persian about their fear and anger after the US bombed key nuclear sites overnight.
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Retaliate now, later or never: What Iran might be thinking
Swarm attacks, cyber strikes or nothing at all for now. The most pressing question is whether Iran will retaliate against ‘the Great Satan’ - and if so, how?
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Decoy flights and seven B-2 stealth bombers - how US says it hit Iran's nuclear sites
A timeline of how the complex mission unfolded was laid out in a Pentagon briefing.
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Belarus opposition leader's husband urges Trump to help other prisoners
After his unexpected release, Sergei Tikhanovsky broke down describing his five years in solitary confinement
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Did Trump have the legal authority to strike Iran?
Some lawmakers have called Trump's strikes on Iran "unconstitutional" - so did he have the authority to order them?
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RAF flight evacuates British nationals from Israel
Foreign Secretary David Lammy says 63 British nationals were evacuated by the RAF from Tel Aviv.
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Talk of regime change resonates with Iranians fleeing across border
A steady stream of Iranians are crossing into Armenia by foot, laden with luggage and pets.
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US asks China to stop Iran from closing Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Press TV had earlier reported that parliament had approved a plan to close the Strait.
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The nine Nato countries that missed their defence spending targets
As Nato leaders meet to agree big increases in targets for defence spending, some of them haven't yet met the existing ones.
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'We are exhausted' - how Iranians are feeling after fragile ceasefire
The war has stirred within Iranians a mix of fear, despair and - among some - flickers of hope.
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International law 'at heart' of Starmer's foreign policy, says Hermer
Lord Richard Hermer said that the government was determined to "lead on international law issues" globally.
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German court lifts ban on far-right magazine
Judges said that while the magazine published anti-constitutional content, it did not justify a ban.
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The virtually abandoned Florida airport being turned into 'Alligator Alcatraz'
Surrounded by alligator infested swamps, BBC Mundo visited the site forming part of the Trump administration's mass deportation agenda.
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'I can see it's upsetting' - Trump asks BBC Ukrainian reporter about her family
The US president asks Myroslava Petsa about her husband on the frontline after she asks him about supplying air defences to Ukraine.
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Trump pushes back after leaked report suggests Iran strikes had limited impact
The US president says the strikes led to the "virtual obliteration" of Iran's nuclear capabilities while speaking at a Nato summit.
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'Our food doesn't even last the month' - Americans brace for Trump's welfare cuts
About 16% of West Virginians rely on a federal food subsidy programme that is facing big cuts.
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Gaza mediators intensifying ceasefire efforts, Hamas official says
It came as US President Donald Trump said "great progress" was being made since Israel and Iran ended their 12-day war.
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Iran's supreme leader says US strikes 'gained no achievements'
The ayatollah speaks for the first time since the conflict ended, as the US insists Iran's nuclear sites are destroyed.
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The woman who could bust Trump's 'big beautiful bill'
The Senate parliamentarian, often called a referee, has thrown a spanner in Trump's tax bill.
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Are East African governments uniting to silence dissent?
Cases of repression in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania have fuelled concerns about possible collaboration.
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We have to protect the female category - IOC's Coventry
Kirsty Coventry, the new president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), says its members have shown "overwhelming support" to protecting the female category in sport.
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'Made in the USA' reference disappears from Trump phone listing
Trump Mobile maintains the gold smartphone will be made in the US, despite the changed wording on its website.
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Watch: Stars arrive in Venice for Jeff Bezos wedding
Celebrities were seen in water taxis on Venice's canals in the lead up to the lavish multi-million dollar ceremony.
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In pictures: Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's star-studded wedding in Venice
The festivities are expected to last three days, ending with a large party on Saturday.
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Trump says he would 'absolutely' consider bombing Iran again
The US president also reiterates his claim that Iran's nuclear facilities have been "obliterated".
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Tehran is coming back to life, but its residents are deeply shaken
As Iran's capital resumes its old rhythms, the BBC's Lyse Doucet meets locals who wonder if peace will last.
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Outrage as Trump compares Iran strikes to Japan atomic bombing
Trump's reference to Hiroshima and Nagasaki is "unacceptable", survivors of the WW2 attacks say.
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Canada passes law fast-tracking 'nation building' projects to counter Trump
The government hopes the legislation will reduce dependence on the US, but has drawn criticism from environmental groups.
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What to know about the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship case
It is considering whether a single federal judge can block a nationwide order from the US president.
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India refuses to sign joint statement at defence summit over Kashmir
India has said that its concerns about terrorism were not adequately reflected in the document.
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At least 81 people killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza, Hamas-run health ministry says
Hospital staff and witnesses said at least 11 people were killed after a strike near tents housing displaced people on Friday.
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Iran holds state funeral for military leaders killed in Israel conflict
Military leaders and nuclear scientists are being buried days after a ceasefire came into effect.
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Netanyahu claims victory over Iran – but polling shows many Israelis don't trust him
Israel's prime minister may be contemplating an early election, but he still faces corruption charges.
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Iran could start enriching uranium for bomb within months, UN nuclear chief says
Rafael Grossi's claim contradicts President Trump, who insists Iran's nuclear capabilities have been "totally obliterated".
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Trans troops in US military 'in survival mode' as ban on serving kicks in
Two transgender officers say they fear their military careers are over due to Trump’s ban on trans service members.
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After five years in Belarus jail, opposition figure Tikhanovsky says he's not broken
Sergei Tikhanovsky was kept isolated in bare, tiny cells and tells the BBC that Belarus must free other political prisoners.
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US Senate Republicans struggle to push Trump's budget bill over finish line
As it stands, Republicans in the Senate are yet to convince key holdouts to support Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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Israel has agreed to conditions for 60-day Gaza ceasefire, Trump says
US president warns Hamas "it will only get worse" if they do not accept the deal.
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Trump tightens US policy on Cuba
President Trump says a statutory ban on tourism to Cuba will be enforced more strictly.
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Trump global aid cuts risk 14 million deaths in five years, report says
The figure from the Lancet, a leading science journal, includes 700,000 child deaths globally a year.
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Is the 'big, beautiful' India-US trade deal in trouble?
With days to go before 9 July, when the tariff pause ends, hopes persist but negotiations are tough.
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US halts some weapons shipments to Ukraine, White House says
US is concerned about low stockpiles for its own needs, while Russia intensifies the war in Ukraine.
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Tesla deliveries fall for second quarter in a row
Elon Musk's controversial role in the Trump administration has been blamed for the collapse in sales.
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A look at the key items in Trump's sprawling budget bill
The tax and spending bill, which is set to become law, includes sweeping changes to taxes, Social Security and more.
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Trump calls for US central bank head to quit immediately
The president has repeatedly criticised Jerome Powell for not cutting rates but has sent mixed signals about removing him from the role.
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Kilmar Ábrego García alleges torture and abuse in El Salvador prison
The 29-year-old is now detained in Tennessee after being returned to the US and is awaiting trial on human smuggling charges.
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Dozens killed in Gaza as Israel intensifies bombardment, rescuers say
Many children and women were reportedly among those killed when a school in Gaza City and a tent in al-Mawasi were hit.
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Hamas says it is consulting other Palestinian groups on Gaza ceasefire plan
The US president says he expects to know soon whether Hamas has agreed to a proposal for a 60-day truce.
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'It's Groundhog Day': Ukraine's sky defenders stuck in relentless battle
Under fire of 100 drones a night, there's little talk of a ceasefire in the front-line city of Sumy.
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Trump to sign sweeping tax and spending bill into law
A signing ceremony at the White House on Friday afternoon will kick off celebrations for 4 July.
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Kyiv hit by barrage of drone strikes as Putin spurns Trump's truce bid
Almost every district in the capital sustained damage after Russia fired a record 550 drones, Ukraine says.
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White House to host UFC event, says Trump
US President Donald Trump says he plans to host a UFC event at the White House next year as part of America's 250th anniversary celebrations.
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David Lammy first UK minister to visit Syria since 2011 uprising
David Lammy said he promoted transparency and accountability in a meeting with Syria's interim president Al-Sharaa.
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Trump's 'Shylock' comment draws outcry from Jewish groups
Trump described some bankers as "Shylocks" at a rally. He said later he did not realise it was offensive.
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At least 78 dead and dozens missing in Texas floods as more rain looms
Forecasts of continued heavy rain and thunderstorms are raising concerns, as rising water levels could further hamper rescue efforts, officials say.
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Gaza ceasefire talks begin in Qatar as Netanyahu heads to Washington
Hamas said it has responded to the latest ceasefire proposal positively but there are still gaps to be bridged.
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Trump threatens extra 10% tariff on nations that side with Brics
The president said the levy will apply to "any country aligning themselves with the Anti-American policies of Brics".
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Texas floods death toll climbs to more than 100
Search and rescue teams wade through mud-piled riverbanks for a fourth day as more flash floods threaten the region.
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How King Charles is helping to 'reinvigorate' the shaken UK-France friendship
There are high hopes for Macron's three-day visit, but how close can the nations really become given past mistrust over Brexit negotiations?
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US to remove Syria's HTS from list of foreign terror groups
The Islamist group led a rebel offensive that toppled Syria's Assad regime in December.
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Trump says Ukraine will receive more weapons after US pause on shipments
The US president says he is "not happy" with Russia's Vladimir Putin and that Ukraine is "getting hit very hard".
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Israeli defence minister plans to move Gaza's population to camp in Rafah
Israel Katz tells Israeli media the so-called "humanitarian city" in Rafah will eventually house 2.1 million Palestinians.
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Trump threatens Brazil with 50% tariff and demands Bolsonaro's trial end
Trump accused Brazil of "attacks" on US tech companies and conducting a "witch hunt" against its former president Jair Bolsonaro.
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Watch: Trump praises Liberian president's English, the country's official language
Trump told Boakai he speaks "such good English", asking where he went to school.
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US sanctions UN expert Francesca Albanese, critic of Israel's Gaza offensive
Secretary of State Marco Rubio linked the move to her support for the International Criminal Court (ICC).
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Moscow shrugs off Trump's irritation with Putin
On Ukraine, Vladimir Putin wants more than Donald Trump has been prepared to offer, writes BBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg.
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Ukraine suffers heaviest attack after Trump criticises Putin
The US president reverses a suspension of weapons shipments to Kyiv and heavily criticises Russia's Putin.
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President Trump to attend Club World Cup final
US president Donald Trump confirms he will attend Sunday's Fifa Club World Cup final in New Jersey.
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Rosenberg: Putin determined to press on despite threat of tougher sanctions
Despite pressure from Donald Trump's White House, Russia remain committed to its war effort in Ukraine.
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Is there a secret formula for election-winning slogans?
Political strategist Chris Bruni-Lowe claims in a new book that eight words hold the key to electoral success.
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Secret Service suspended staff for failings over Trump assassination attempt
The new deputy director says his organisation was "totally accountable" for the violence at Trump's rally in 2024.
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Why is Trump targeting Brazil - and will it backfire for Bolsonaro?
The US president's threatened new tariffs on Brazil are likely to have major political ramifications in the country.
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Ukraine to receive US air defence systems, says Trump
The US president said he will send weapons to Nato, which he said would pay and then give the weapons to Ukraine.
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Trump surveys damage in Texas as search continues for 160 missing
At least 120 were killed when flash flooding devastated areas in central Texas last week.
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Trump says EU and Mexico face 30% tariff from August
The US president warned both trading partners would face additional tariffs if they retaliated.
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Gaza ceasefire talks on verge of collapse, Palestinian officials say
Senior Palestinian officials accuse Israel of deliberately stalling the negotiations in Qatar during the prime minister's US visit.
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EU delays retaliatory trade tariffs against US
The countermeasures were set to start on Tuesday but have been pushed back to early August.
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US weapons pledge marks major step forward for Ukraine
For the first time since returning to the White House, Trump pledges to make new weapons available to Ukraine.
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US tariff threat leaves Russia less rattled than relieved
The US is threatening Moscow with financial consequences if a deal to end the Ukraine war is not reached within 50 days.
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Musk's Grok signs $200m deal with Pentagon days after antisemitism row
The deal is part of the Trump administration's push for more aggressive adoption of artificial intelligence in the government.
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Trump threatens Russia with tariffs while unveiling new Ukraine weapons plan
Under the new plan, the US will sell weapons to Nato countries who will send them to Ukraine.
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From Bitcoin to XRP: Key cryptocurrency terms and what they mean
As Bitcoin's price goes up once again, here's a guide to some of the crypto market's trickiest terms.
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'I thought Trump was going to exit stage - but he wanted to stay'
Chelsea's Club World Cup celebrations in New Jersey were shared with an unexpected guest - US President Donald Trump.
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Listen: 'I trust almost nobody,' Trump says when asked about Putin
Donald Trump tells the BBC he is "disappointed" with Vladimir Putin over the lack of a ceasefire deal in Ukraine.
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Trump 'not encouraging killing' by asking Ukraine about Russia strikes, White House says
Trump asked Ukraine's Zelensky if he could strike Moscow and other Russian targets, the Financial Times reported.
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'This is not our war' - Trump's Nato weapons deal sparks MAGA anger
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a key Trump ally, and former Trump strategist Steve Bannon have criticised the move.
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Trump claims tariff deal with Indonesia
Trump says the US will lower its tariffs threatened on goods from Indonesia to 19% from a planned 32%.
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How Trump woke me up for surprise interview - and the key takeaways
The US president signalled a new tone on Nato, voiced his respect for Keir Starmer - and showed his reflective side.
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Mike Waltz grilled over Signal leak at UN ambassador hearing
President Trump's former national security adviser was pressed on the inclusion of a journalist on a sensitive group chat discussing war plans.
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Trump's Epstein strategy could pit him against loyal supporters
In defending how his administration is handling supposed files on Jeffrey Epstein, he said "stupid" Republicans fell for a hoax.
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Watch: Why is Donald Trump asking Coca-Cola to change its recipe?
The US president says it's better to make the fizzy drink with cane sugar, but why might that be?
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Trump says India and US very close to finalising trade deal
India and the US have been locked in intense trade negotiations, aiming to reach an agreement before steep tariffs kick in.
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Prosecutor in Diddy and Epstein cases fired by justice department
It is not clear why Maurene Comey was removed from her job at the elite justice department office in Manhattan.
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Israel regrets deadly strike on Catholic Church in Gaza
PM Benjamin Netanyahu says Thursday's strike on the Holy Family Church in Gaza City was a "mistake".
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Relentless immigration raids are changing California's way of life
A month since Donald Trump called in the National Guard, raids continue to spark violent protests - and fear.
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Trump orders production of more Epstein material after pressure
Trump's supporters and opponents alike have demanded more disclosures related to the disgraced financier.
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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to end in May 2026
The network called it a financial decision tied to the "challenging backdrop in late night" television.
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UK sanctions Russian spies for malicious activity
Three Russian intelligence units and 18 officers have been sanctioned, the Foreign Office says.
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Trump sues Murdoch for libel over Jeffrey Epstein letter story
Trump had threatened to force Murdoch to "testify in my lawsuit against him and his 'pile of garbage' newspaper".
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What is Trump's vein condition and how serious is it?
The US president has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, according to the White House.
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Court orders Bolsonaro to wear ankle tag and puts him under curfew
A court in Brazil also bars the ex-president from using social media and put him under 24-hour surveillance.
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Buildings burn as another wave of Russian attacks hits Ukraine
At least three people are killed in the barrage, which the Ukrainian president says targeted 10 regions.
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Ukraine seeks new round of talks with Russia
The offer comes amid renewed fighting and seeks to resume negotiations that were halted in early June.
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Hope for peace as DR Congo and M23 rebels sign deal in Qatar
The declaration says both parties must sign a final peace deal by mid-August.
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Ellen DeGeneres: I moved to the UK because of Trump
The TV star makes her first public appearance since moving to the UK the day after Trump's re-election.
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Moscow airports temporarily closed after Ukraine drone attacks
Russia's defence ministry says more than 230 Ukrainian drones have been downed over Russia since Saturday morning.
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Ukraine and Russia set for fresh peace talks, Zelensky says
Renewed efforts for a ceasefire come after the US pledged fresh military aid for Kyiv.
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Jeremy Bowen: Israel's allies see evidence of war crimes in Gaza mounting up
The Middle East has been transformed since 7 October, and almost two years on, the conflict in Gaza is at another inflection point.
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US justice department asks to meet Epstein conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell
Officials say they want to ask Maxwell "what do you know?", as her lawyers confirm they are in discussions with the government.
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Brazilian Supreme Court justice threatens to arrest Bolsonaro
Judge Moraes accuses Bolsonaro of breaching a social media ban he had imposed on the ex-president.
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Migrants deported from US tortured in El Salvador, Venezuela says
Venezuela is investigating claims of human rights abuses against 250 people detained in notorious prison.
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Judge denies Trump administration's request to release Epstein files
Trump had sought the release of documents after days of sustained pressure from some of his most loyal supporters.
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'Come hug it out!' - How a Canadian tourism ad went viral
The video features an embrace between a Canadian concierge and an American tourist, amid shifting US-Canada relations under President Trump.
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In a Haitian city ruled by gangs, young rape survivor raises baby she was told to abort
Helene, abducted aged 17, is among thousands of women attacked as gang violence spreads in Haiti.
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Russia and Ukraine trade drone attacks after latest ceasefire talks
Deaths have been reported on either side of the border, just hours after a third round of ceasefire talks took place in Turkey.
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'Fantastic progress' in trade deal talks with US - India minister
Federal minister Piyush Goyal seems optimistic about India finalising a trade deal with US before the 1 August deadline.
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Iran meets European diplomats for renewed nuclear talks
The talks are the first since Israel and the US attacked Tehran's nuclear facilities in June.
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Starmer suggests UK will play role in new Gaza aid air drops
His comments come as he faces calls from 221 cross-party MPs for the UK to recognise a Palestinian state.
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Trump calls on Thailand and Cambodia to stop fighting
As he golfs in Scotland, the US president talks to the Thai and Cambodia leaders about stopping fighting.
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Five killed as Ukraine and Russia trade drone attacks
Three people die in strikes on Dnipro in Ukraine, while two are killed in Russia's Rostov region.
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EU and US agree trade deal, with 15% tariffs for European exports to America
US President Donald Trump and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen confirm the deal after "tough negotiations" in Scotland.
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Jordan and UAE drop aid in Gaza as Israel begins 'tactical pause'
Israel's concession to aid come as it faces growing international pressure to alleviate mass starvation in Gaza.
BBC News
The Caribbean islands that give you a passport if you buy a home
Five of the region's island nations offer such citizenship by investment for as little as $200,000.
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The rise of Japan's far right was supercharged by Trump - and tourists
"Foreigners are scary. I’m afraid they may go on a rampage": How tourists played a role in turning the land of humdrum politics into a fierce political battleground
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US-EU trade deal winners and losers
Carmakers, consumers and European solidarity - who is up and who is down after 15% tariffs on EU imports to US?
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Putin must agree Ukraine ceasefire in 10 or 12 days, says Trump
The US president says there is "no reason" for waiting amid little sign of progress towards peace.
BBC News
Security shifts as Trump arrives in North East Scotland
The second phase of Donald Trump's visit to Scotland is underway, shifting from Turnberry on the west coast to Menie in the north east.
BBC News by James Cook - BBC News Scotland Editor
Chris Mason: Trump visit provides Starmer with invaluable access
The PM's time with the president helped burnish a relationship as solid as it is improbable.
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Palestinian involved in Oscar-winning West Bank film shot dead by Israeli settler, director says
Odeh Hathaleen, who was killed, helped film the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land.
BBC News
Trump deserves Open at Turnberry, says son
Eric Trump - US President Donald Trump's son - says his father "deserves" to have his Turnberry course host The Open again.
BBC News by Dan Roan
US economy grows after swing in imports
The world's biggest economy expanded at an annual rate of 3% after Trump's tariffs distorted trade.
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Trump says 'good friend' India may face up to 25% tariffs
Trade negotiations continue between India and the US but sticking points remain, especially around agriculture.
BBC News
What does recognising a Palestinian state mean?
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced that the UK will recognise a Palestinian state in September unless Israel meets certain conditions.
BBC News
No-one's been better for the game of golf than my father
Eric Trump, the son of US President Donald Trump, tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan that his father "deserves" to have his Turnberry course host The Open again.
BBC News
US allies break with Trump to force diplomatic shift on Gaza
As Canada joins France and the UK with plans to recognise a Palestinian state, the US stands firmly with Israel - but does Trump have a long-term plan for Gaza's future?
BBC News
US to deny visas to Palestinian officials
The US says both the PLO and the Palestinian Administration continue to support "terrorism".
BBC News
White House unveils plans for new $200m ballroom
Donald Trump has been calling for the White House to build a new ballroom for nearly a decade.
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Russian strikes on Kyiv kill six and injure more than 50, Ukrainian officials say
A barrage of Russian drones and missiles have caused damage at more than two dozen locations across Kyiv.
BBC News
Reform government would have to do unpopular things, says policy guru
James Orr, a friend of JD Vance and the man behind a new pro-Reform think tank, speaks to the BBC.
BBC News
Ghislaine Maxwell moved to minimum-security women's prison in Texas
Maxwell is at the centre of controversy over the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein case.
BBC News
Putin not swayed by US' Ukraine war ultimatum
The Russian president says Moscow's initial tough demands must be met, despite a looming US sanctions deadline.
BBC News
US officials open investigation into former special counsel Jack Smith
Smith had led two federal criminal cases against Donald Trump before resigning from his post earlier this year.
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Steve Rosenberg: Russia is staying quiet on Trump's nuclear move
The US president said he's ordered two nuclear submarines to move closer to Russia, after a social media spat with Russia's ex-president.
BBC News
Putin and Trump's relationship has soured - but behind the posturing, a deal on Ukraine is still possible
Steve Witkoff is visiting Moscow this week - is it a sign that an agreement between Russia and the US to end the fighting in Ukraine could yet be reached?
BBC News
Trump threatens India with 'substantial' tariff hike for buying Russian oil
The US president says India doesn't care "how many people in Ukraine are being killed" - but India calls the tariff threat "unjustified".
BBC News
Despite Trump's peace calls, Russian attacks on Ukraine double since inauguration
Missile and drone attacks on Ukraine are now higher than at any other point of the war, according to Ukrainian data.
BBC News
Clintons subpoenaed in congressional Epstein investigation
Former top officials from the justice department during the Obama, Trump and Biden administrations were sent subpoenas
BBC News
How a Texas showdown could reshape Congress - and Trump's presidency
A dramatic redistricting fight could spread to other states before next year's crucial midterm elections.
BBC News
How Trump's secondary tariffs on Russia could hit the global economy
The sweeping secondary tariffs could cut the flow of Russian oil and gas to global markets.
BBC News
'I'm upset, angry and disgusted,' Epstein accuser tells BBC
Haley Robson says recent speculation Ghislaine Maxwell could be pardoned has left her "extremely angry".
BBC News
Nasa to put nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030 - US media
The reactor would provide power for humans on the Moon but there are questions about feasability.
BBC News
New association gives players 'stronger voice' - Higgins
A new, independent association for leading snooker players gives them "a stronger voice", according to its chairman John Higgins.
BBC News by Dan Roan, Jamie Broughton
Trump hits India with extra 25% tariff for buying Russian oil
This will bring the tariff rate on India to 50%, among the highest rates imposed by the US.
BBC News
On Ukraine's front line, twisted wreckage shows sanctions haven't yet stopped Russia
In Kharkiv, investigators gather evidence of Russian attacks - and how it has dodged sanctions.
BBC News
Trump opens door for crypto in retirement accounts
The president signs an order aimed at expanding the kinds of investments allowed in retirement accounts.
BBC News
What are semiconductors and why is Trump threatening 100% tariffs?
The President said he plans to introduce 100% tariffs on foreign-made chips, but the largest producers may avoid the levy.
BBC News
US diplomat says UK would have lost WW2 with Starmer as leader
Mike Huckabee's comments come after the UK prime minister condemned Israel's Gaza City military takeover plan.
BBC News
'It's become a game for Israel': Gaza City residents fear takeover plans
Palestinians have told the BBC they are living in fear of the plans, which have been heavily criticised by the international community.
BBC News
What we know about Israel's plan to take over Gaza City
The plan faces fierce opposition within Israel as well as international criticism.
BBC News by Kelly Ng - BBC News and Hugo Bachega - Middle East correspondent
Azerbaijan and Armenia sign peace deal at White House summit with Trump
"It's been a long time coming," Trump said of the agreement, which will reopen key transport routes.
BBC News
Israel rejects international criticism of Gaza City takeover plan
Israel's defence minister says countries that condemn Israel and threaten sanctions "will not weaken our resolve".
BBC News
Trump nominates ex-Fox News host Tammy Bruce as deputy UN ambassador
Bruce, who is currently spokeswoman for the state department, has done "brilliantly" according to Trump.
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Ukraine will not give up land, Zelensky says ahead of Trump-Putin meeting
The Ukrainian president has underlined they will not give up territory to Russia ahead of a meeting between Trump and Putin.
BBC News
Bowen: Israeli settlers intensify campaign to drive out West Bank Palestinians
In the shadow of the Gaza war, violence is rising in the occupied territories as radical settlers seize land with the backing of the government.
BBC News
How Kentucky bourbon went from boom to bust
Tariffs, oversupply and teetotaling Gen-Zs have all contributed to the downfall of one of America's most iconic liquors.
BBC News by Robin Levinson King - BBC News
Billionaire inheritance feud spotlights India's messy family succession
Weeks after Sunjay Kapur's death, the question of succession has become the subject of media speculation.
BBC News by Devina Gupta - BBC News, Delhi
Trump says he will try to get back territory for Ukraine
The US president says talks with Putin on Friday will be a "feel-out meeting" aimed at urging Russia to end the war in Ukraine.
BBC News
Watch: Trump announces deployment of National Guard in Washington DC
The US military is preparing to activate troops as part of Trump's crackdown on street crime.
BBC News
Trump deploys National Guard to Washington DC and pledges crime crackdown
The president also takes control of the city's police force, as the mayor rejects his claims of a crime wave.
BBC News
Zelensky rules out ceding Donbas region as Russians make fresh advance
The Ukrainian leader was speaking ahead of a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday.
BBC News
Migrant sentenced to life for murdering Maryland mum in case invoked by Trump
The victim's mother told the court: "The brutality of her murder will haunt us for the rest of our lives."
BBC News
Ukraine's borders must not be changed by force, EU leaders say
The EU says "the people of Ukraine must have the freedom to decide their future."
BBC News
Europe expresses hope after call with Trump on Putin summit
European leaders are urging Trump to keep Ukraine and Europe's interests at the forefront when he meets Putin on Friday.
BBC News
In maps: The war-ravaged Ukrainian territories at the heart of the Trump-Putin summit
Kyiv has rejected ceding territory seized by Russia to secure a ceasefire.
BBC News
Crunch time in Alaska: Trump set to meet Putin in push for Ukraine peace
Donald Trump will host Vladimir Putin in Alaska - their first meeting in six years -as he tries to secure a Ukraine war ceasefire.
BBC News
Jeremy Bowen: Netanyahu is presiding over a divided Israel - the old fault lines are now chasms
Jeremy Bowen travelled through Israel to hear views from all sides - from protesters in 'psychological despair' over Gaza, to those who feel an overwhelming sense that their country's actions are justified
BBC News
Melania Trump threatens to sue Hunter Biden for $1bn over Epstein claim
The first lady's lawyer has demanded that Joe Biden's son retract claims he made about how she met her husband.
BBC News
FBI returns stolen conquistador document to Mexico
The document, signed by Hernán Cortés in 1527, is thought to have been taken over three decades ago.
BBC News
Watch: The moment Trump and Putin meet on the red carpet
This is the moment Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin exchange handshakes as they meet for a summit in Alaska.
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'About our lives, but without our voice': Sidelined Ukrainians look on
Left uninvited to key talks, many Ukrainians look on with a mix of fatigue and mistrust.
BBC News
What do Alaskans make of the geopolitical circus arriving in their city?
The city of Anchorage is set to host a meeting that could re-shape Europe and global security.
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'The world is behaving irrationally' - Putin's warm welcome gets cold reaction in Ukraine
In the absence of a deal, Ukrainians focused on the optics of Putin's visit to Trump in Alaska.
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'Next time in Moscow?': Five takeaways after Trump and Putin's Alaska summit
With no ceasefire and an invitation to Moscow, the US and Russia's meeting yields more questions than answers.
BBC News
Trump posted a photo of me sitting by my tent - then a bulldozer arrived
DC's largest homeless encampment was destroyed after the president called for a crackdown. What happened to its residents?
BBC News
Trump's ceasefire pivot will have caused dismay in Kyiv and Europe
The US president demanded a ceasefire before he met Putin. His change of mind flies in the face of what Europe and Ukraine want.
BBC News
Watch: How the Trump-Putin summit unfolded in 82 seconds
The meeting concluded with no deal being reached between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin but "great progress" was made in Ukraine talks.
BBC News
'Next time in Moscow?' - Putin invites Trump to Russia with rare use of English
Russian President Vladimir Putin invited US President Donald Trump to Moscow at the end of their joint press conference in Alaska.
BBC News
No ceasefire, no deal. What summit means for Trump, Putin and Ukraine
Three BBC correspondents at the meeting in Alaska assess what we learned about the two leaders and what's next for the war.
BBC News
Trump and Putin leave Alaska with no Ukraine deal
The two leaders greeted each other warmly in Anchorage - but a ceasefire agreement fails to materialise.
BBC News
Trump shifts ceasefire stance and urges Ukraine to agree Russia peace deal
The US president will meet Zelensky in Washington on Monday in the wake of his Alaska summit with Vladimir Putin on Friday.
BBC News
Resignation and betrayal: What handing Donbas to Putin would mean for Ukraine
Donald Trump is reportedly planning to urge Ukraine to surrender the Donetsk and Luhansk regions as part of negotiations over an end to the war.
BBC News
European leaders to join Zelensky at White House meeting with Trump
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will be among the leaders joining the Ukrainian leader on the US trip.
BBC News
Three Republican-led states to send National Guard troops to DC
Washington residents have protested against Trump's deployment of troops in the city.
BBC News
Should Europe wean itself off US tech?
Just three US firms provide 70% of Europe's cloud-computing, leading to fears of overreliance.
BBC News
European leaders rush to US to help Ukraine avoid 'capitulation'
The heads of state hope to stop Trump from threatening long-term European security, writes James Landale.
BBC News
Watch: Key moments as Zelensky and European leaders meet Trump
Ukraine's president and other European leaders met at the White House to talk peace.
BBC News
'You look fabulous': Reporter compliments Zelensky on his suit
There was a lighthearted moment when the Ukrainian president was complimented on his suit, by both President Trump and reporter Brian Glenn.
BBC News
Zelensky and allies head to White House for Ukraine talks
European leaders will join Zelensky as he attends a crunch meeting with Trump on the Russia-Ukraine war.
BBC News
Washington talks could prove more vital for Ukraine's future than Trump-Putin summit
The Washington meeting could prove to be crucial to the future of Ukraine, and all of Europe's security.
BBC News
Bioethanol plant begins shut-down process
Hull-based Vivergo says all staff will have left and the site will be ready for demolition by the end of the year.
BBC News by Lucy Hooker - Business reporter, BBC News
Key takeaways so far from Ukraine talks in Washington
Ukraine's President Zelensky managed to avoid another disastrous Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump.
BBC News
Zelensky leaves White House unscathed as he buys more time
Unlike February's row, Trump and Zelensky struck a more diplomatic tone despite their remaining differences.
BBC News
Watch: Two presidents, two very different Oval Office encounters
Onlookers gasped as Trump and Zelensky's meeting in Washington in February descended into chaos, but times have changed.
BBC News
Why Ukraine's first lady wrote Melania Trump a letter
Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska has thanked US First Lady Melania Trump for imploring Vladimir Putin to protect children.
BBC News
What 'security guarantees' for Ukraine would actually mean
There are inherent contradictions in the idea of the guarantees meant to prevent Russia from attacking Ukraine again
BBC News
Starmer hails breakthrough on Ukraine security guarantees
Donald Trump's commitment to Ukraine's security is key to a lasting peace, the UK prime minister says.
BBC News
Kremlin plays down Zelensky talks as Trump warns Putin may not want 'to make deal'
The US president conceded the war in Ukraine was "tough to solve" after several days of high-level talks.
BBC News
Intel shares jump as Softbank to buy $2bn stake in chip giant
The announcement comes hours after reports that the White House is in talks over taking a 10% stake in Intel.
BBC News
Texas lawmakers approve redistricting map favouring Republicans
Facing opposition from Democrats who fled the state to stall the vote, Republicans hope the new maps will lead to more seats in Congress.
BBC News
US strikes deportation deals with Honduras and Uganda
Uganda and Honduras have agreed to accept migrants of other nationalities who have been deported from the US, CBS reports.
BBC News
Watch: Are museums in DC too 'woke'? We ask visitors what they think
President Donald Trump has called for a review of Smithsonian museums, saying they focus too much on "how bad Slavery was".
BBC News
US-Mexico border wall to be painted black to stop climbers
Using black paint to make the entire US-Mexico border wall hotter and harder to climb was reportedly Trump's idea.
BBC News
Israel approves controversial West Bank settlement project
The Palestinian Authority says the decision is illegal and will "destroy" the prospects for a two-state solution.
BBC News
Why 'Chelsea's trophy' is in the US president's office
Why is a Club World Cup trophy in US President Donald Trump's Oval Office in Washington? BBC Sport takes a look.
BBC News by Jess Anderson
Sony raises PlayStation 5 prices in US as tariff fears persist
The Japanese technology giant cited economic challenges as it raised prices for the consoles by around $50.
BBC News
Russia launches fresh wave of strikes on western Ukraine
Ukrainian officials say the attacks included drones, hypersonic, ballistic, and cruise missiles.
BBC News
Bolsonaro planned to flee to Argentina, Brazil police say
Police say they found a letter on the former Brazilian president's phone requesting asylum in Argentina.
BBC News
If a Putin-Zelensky summit takes place, where could it be?
Geneva, Istanbul and Budapest have been put forward as potential locations - but bilateral talks still remain a long way off.
BBC News
US to review all 55 million visas to check if holders broke rules
A US state department official says US visa holders will face "continuous vetting".
BBC News
4chan will refuse to pay daily online safety fines, lawyer tells BBC
The online message board's lawyers say UK safety laws shouldn't apply to a business based in the US.
BBC News by https://www.facebook.com/bbcnews
'Biggest event in sport' - Trump says Washington to host 2026 World Cup draw
The draw for the 2026 men's World Cup will take place in Washington this December, US President Donald Trump has announced.
BBC News by BBC Sport
Ghislaine Maxwell claims in DOJ interview that Epstein list doesn't exist
Maxwell denied that there is any 'client list' of prominent figures involved in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.
BBC News
North Korean leader oversees new missile test, state media says
Two new air defence missiles with "superior combat capability" have been fired in a test observed by Kim Jong Un.
BBC News
Clarkson for PM, attacks on police dogs: Do Parliament petitions make a difference?
People love signing petitions to get issues they care about debated by MPs - but some can't resist having a laugh.
BBC News
Pentagon fires intelligence agency chief after Iran attack assessment
The firing comes just weeks after a White House rebuke of a leaked intelligence report assessing the impact of US strikes on Iran.
BBC News
Trump to attend Ryder Cup & backs US captain Bradley to play
United States president Donald Trump says he will attend the 2025 Ryder Cup next month - and wants Keegan Bradley to be the USA's first playing captain since 1963.
BBC News by Timothy Abraham
Israeli double strike on Gaza hospital - what we know
Netanyahu said it was a "tragic mishap" but did little to address the apparent "double-tap" nature of the attack.
BBC News
Korean Air to buy more than 100 Boeing jets after Trump meeting
The agreement was announced just hours after the presidents of the US and South Korea met to discuss tariffs.
BBC News
Ukraine admits Russia has entered key region of Dnipropetrovsk
Military says Russian advance "is the first attack of such a large scale" in industrial province.
BBC News
Videos show impact of Trump's crackdown in one Washington DC neighbourhood
Residents in Washington's Columbia Heights neighbourhood say there has been a surge in immigration arrests since President Trump's crime crackdown started.
BBC News
Is Trump right about wind power and UK energy bills?
President Trump has suggested this week that wind power is the reason for rising energy bills in the UK. BBC Verify's Ben Chu takes a look at the data.
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Apple warns UK against introducing tougher tech regulation
The iPhone maker is pushing back against proposed changes required by the UK competition watchdog
BBC News
Two children dead and 17 others injured in Minneapolis school shooting
The attacker used three weapons to fire through the building's windows as students were celebrating Mass.
BBC News
Trump and the NFL - why it's complicated
After a lawsuit and many failed team bids, Donald Trump looked to have ended his 40-year feud with the NFL - but is their relationship set for another twist?
BBC News by Ben Collins
Child among three killed in overnight attack on Kyiv
More than 20 districts were targeted in the bombardment which involved missiles, officials say.
BBC News
North Korea's Kim Jong Un to attend China military parade
The parade will mark the 80th anniversary of China's war against Japan and the end of World War Two.
BBC News
Minneapolis school attacker 'obsessed with idea of killing children', officials say
Investigators say a specific motive remains unclear, though the attacker expressed hate towards many groups.
BBC News
'My friend got hit in the back': Witnesses describe terror of Minneapolis school shooting
One young boy says he was protected from gunfire in a church by a friend who lay on top of him and was shot.
BBC News
National security or xenophobia? Texas restricts Chinese owning and renting property
Critics fear a new law in Texas will prove discriminatory - but officials say it it vital to combat "adversaries".
BBC News
First deportees arrive in Rwanda from the US
The first group of deportees arrived in mid-August, according to government spokesperson Yolande Makolo.
BBC News by Lucy Fleming - BBC News
US Fed Governor Lisa Cook sues Trump over attempt to fire her
President Donald Trump has said there was "sufficient reason" to believe Cook had made false statements on her mortgage as thus she should be removed. from her role.
BBC News
Trump ends Secret Service protection for Harris
A memo seen by the BBC ends the security arrangement for the Democratic former vice-president.
BBC News
Why has Kamala Harris' security detail been withdrawn?
The overstretched Secret Service is required to provide 6 months of protection to former vice-presidents.
BBC News
Kyiv in mourning after strikes as allies discuss military support
EU defence ministers are meeting to discuss further support following a large aerial attack on Kyiv.
BBC News
White House defends Robert F Kennedy Jr amid CDC turmoil
The Centers for Disease Control had several top officials depart recently, leading to calls for the health secretary's resignation.
BBC News
Zelensky rejects proposals for buffer zone to end Ukraine war
Ukraine's president says those suggesting a buffer zone do not understand the realities of modern warfare.
BBC News
What happens next after Trump tariffs ruled illegal?
A US appeals court has ruled that most of Trump’s tariffs are illegal - so what happens now?
BBC News
Life inside notorious Alligator Alcatraz in its final days
Family members of detainees say their loved ones disappeared into the notorious immigration detention facility.
BBC News
Judge blocks Trump administration move to deport Guatemalan children
Advocacy groups sought emergency action amid reports planes carrying the children were about to take off.
BBC News
China's huge navy is expanding at breakneck speed - will it rule the waves?
Beijing's shipbuilding capacity is 200 times that of the US, an expert says, calling the scale "extraordinary".
BBC News
Putin, Modi and other world leaders in China for summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are among the 20 world leaders attending a regional security summit in China.
BBC News
India's Modi has 'insightful' talks in Putin's limo
The two leaders - both under pressure from Donald Trump - spent 45 minutes inside the Russian leader's car.
BBC News
Rudy Giuliani to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom, Trump says
America's highest civilian honour is awarded to those with "exceptionally meritorious contributions" to society.
BBC News
Clegg accuses Vance of 'hypocrisy' over free speech criticism
Many senior right-wing US figures attack UK free speech laws while "intimidating and bullying" critics, Sir Nick says.
BBC News
Trump says India offered to remove tariffs on US goods
His comment came hours after Indian PM Modi met China's Xi Jinping and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
BBC News
Trump rejects that China posing challenge to US on world stage
It comes as China's Xi prepares to host the North Korean and Russian leaders at a "Victory Day" parade in Beijing.
BBC News
Judge blocks Trump's deployment of National Guard to LA
A federal judge rules the government broke a law limiting domestic use of the military.
BBC News
How this Afghan family ended up held by ICE in bureaucratic limbo
Three migrants - a man who worked for the US in Afghanistan and his son and daughter - hope to be reunited with family in Canada.
BBC News
China parade shows Xi as global leader, with military to rival US
President Xi shows off his power and influence in an open challenge to US supremacy and the world order.
BBC News
Epstein accusers say they are compiling list of his associates
Victims of the disgraced financier give emotional accounts of abuse in a news conference on the steps of the US Capitol.
BBC News
It's 4,000 miles from Ukraine - but even this Asian city is part of Russia's war
In Vladivostok, a city on China's and North Korea's border, Russia's war on Ukraine looms large.
BBC News
Israel intensifies Gaza City attacks as UN warns of 'horrific' consequences for displaced families
Strikes reportedly kill 31 people in the city, home to a million people and where a famine was declared last month.
BBC News
Xi, Putin and Kim show united front at huge Chinese military parade
Speaking during the spectacle in Beijing, China's President Xi Jinping said the world faced a choice between peace and war.
BBC News by Thomas Mackintosh - BBC News
'Trump's out, Xi's in': BBC correspondents react to China's military parade
The display of might comes as Beijing positions itself as a global counterweight to the United States.
BBC News
UK and allies ready to back Ukraine before and after peace deal
The UK and other allies hope to obtain clear US backing for their efforts to shore up Ukraine's defences.
BBC News
American Eagle shares soar after Sydney Sweeney ad
The US actress was part of the company's controversial "Great Jeans" campaign which drew backlash.
BBC News
Trump to rebrand Pentagon as Department of War
The US president has sought to refocus the department on "warfighting" and a "warrior ethos".
BBC News
Watch: UK online speech laws 'not a good thing', says Trump
The US president made the remarks during a dinner hosting prominent tech leaders at the White House.
BBC News
Rubio says US will 'blow up' foreign crime groups if needed
The secretary of state made the comments during a trip to Ecuador, where he announced new measures targeting criminal gangs.
BBC News
South Koreans detained in ICE raid at Hyundai electric vehicle site in Georgia
The raid has sparked an angry response from South Korea which called it an unjust infringement of people's rights.
BBC News
IOC sets up working group 'to protect women's sport'
The International Olympic Committee has set up four working groups, including one for the protection of female sports in its bid to reshape the Olympic Games under new president Kirsty Coventry.
BBC News by Adwaidh Rajan
Why the world is watching RFK's fight with US health agency
The US health secretary's plans could have a huge impact on health policy not just in the US, but across the globe.
BBC News
South Korean worker tells BBC of panic and confusion during Hyundai ICE raid
Some 400 US agents took part in the immigration raid on the Hyundai facility, detaining hundreds of workers, many South Korean nationals.
BBC News
In US town hoping for revival, Trump's tariffs put to test
The gulf between Trump's rhetoric and the reality on the ground is starting to show.
BBC News
Ryan Routh to stand trial for alleged Trump assassination attempt
Routh's trial in Florida begins on Monday, and he has made the unusual choice to represent himself.
BBC News
Fatal stabbing of Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina ignites crime debate
Commentators are criticising the judicial system after a graphic video showing the killing of Iryna Zarutska on a train in Charlotte was released.
BBC News
Japan has had three PMs in four years - who could be next?
Japan's next leader will face the challenge of steering a much weakened government.
BBC News
Palestinian prisoners not being given adequate food, Israel top court says
The court said the state is legally obligated to provide enough food to ensure "a basic level of existence."
BBC News
Abducted Israeli-Russian researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov freed in Iraq
A Princeton student "tortured for many months" by Iraqi militia is now in the US embassy, President Trump says.
BBC News
What do we know about alleged Trump signature on Epstein letter?
An image of a "birthday letter" to Jeffrey Epstein, allegedly signed by Donald Trump, has been released - but the White House says it is a fake.
BBC News
New Epstein files and 'birthday book': What we know
A US congressional panel has released a redacted copy of an alleged "birthday book" given to Epstein.
BBC News
Turkey's 'tough guy' president says he's tackling corruption. Rivals say he's silencing opposition
Erdogan's critics claim that he has become a latter-day Sultan, dismantling human rights, cracking down on dissent and weaponising the courts.
BBC News
India eyes quick EU trade deal as Trump pushes higher tariffs
The talks between India and EU come as Trump urges EU to impose 100% tariffs on India and China for buying Russian oil.
BBC News
Trump is used to shaking off criticism - but the Epstein story is different
While there is no suggestion of criminal wrongdoing by Trump, the political consequences of the Epstein saga on the US president are very real
BBC News
Mandelson expresses 'tremendous' regret over Epstein friendship
The ambassador to the US likens his past association with the convicted paedophile to "an albatross around my neck".
BBC News
Russia's drone incursion into Polish airspace will test Nato resolve
Whether the drone incursion was deliberate or accidental, Moscow will be watching Nato's response to it closely.
BBC News
'I thought the world was going to end', Qatar strikes witness tells BBC
Qatar's capital, Doha, is back to normal today, but there are new tensions across the Middle East
BBC News
Anti-Islamic biker gang members run security at deadly Gaza aid sites
BBC identifies members of Infidels MC gang hired as armed security at US and Israel-backed aid sites.
BBC News
Six takeaways from book of birthday messages to Epstein
The latest batch of Epstein files released by Congress give an insight into the convicted sex offender's sprawling and elite social circle.
BBC News
Qatar says search continues at site of Israeli strike targeting Hamas leaders
Israeli media report that there is concern in Israeli military circles that the highly controversial attack was not successful.
BBC News
Charlie Kirk has died after being shot at Utah university event, Trump says
Kirk, a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump, was known for his controversial speeches at US college campuses.
BBC News
Trump faces major headache with incidents in Qatar and Poland
Israel's strikes in Doha and the Russian drone incursion could present major affronts to his authority.
BBC News
Trump's Doonbeg course to host 2026 Irish Open
A golf course in County Clare owned by US President Donald Trump is confirmed as the host venue for the 2026 Irish Open.
BBC News by Matt Gault
Donald Trump's UK state visit is next week - this is what we know
US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania will carry out their second UK state visit in September.
BBC News
'I'll never get the image out of my head': Witnesses describe Charlie Kirk event
Witnesses describe screaming and running to flee the scene after hearing the fatal gunshot that killed Kirk.
BBC News
Firms will hesitate to invest in US after raid – S Korea president
More than 300 South Koreans who were arrested in the raid are due to return home on Friday.
BBC News
Water firm bans tankers from transporting water for billionaire's lake
Tankers taking water for US billionaire Stephen Schwarzman have been told to stop by Southern Water.
BBC News
Nato strengthens defences after Russian drones shot down over Poland
Nervousness is growing among countries neighbouring Russia, with Latvia and Poland limiting access to their airspace.
BBC News
Councillor resigns after 'good riddance' Kirk post
Councillor Fiona Wild deletes a post saying US activist Charlie Kirk "brought this on himself".
BBC News by Bill Jacobs - Local Democracy Reporting Service
Ryan Routh cut off by judge as trial in attempted Trump assassination begins
Routh, who is defending himself, addressed jurors during opening remarks Thursday before the judge said he was off-topic.
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Belarus frees political prisoners in exchange for easing of US sanctions
Fifty-two prisoners have been released,, but more than 1,000 political prisoners remain in jail.
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Bolsonaro's coup trial gripped Brazil - and his conviction will divide the country
The ex-president's conviction is a milestone critics will welcome, though his punishment remains unclear.
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US Energy chief tells BBC nuclear fusion will soon power the world
AI will soon enable harnessing of the energy that powers the sun and stars, says Chris Wright
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US joins UN Security Council condemnation of Israeli strikes on Qatar
The US traditionally blocks actions against its close ally Israel at the United Nations.
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Memphis next US city to see National Guard troops, Trump says
The deployment of the National Guard to Memphis comes roughly a month after he sent troops to Washington DC.
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Young fans and critics debate Charlie Kirk's political legacy
Kirk attracted fervent crowds, bringing young people into conservative politics, while at the same time shocking some with provocative opinions.
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UK says 'great news' British national freed in Belarus release deal
Julia Fenner was given a long jail term after being detained while entering Belarus in March 2024.
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Who is Tyler Robinson, the suspect in custody for shooting Charlie Kirk?
The FBI says a family member recognised the 22-year-old man from Utah from surveillance images released to the public.
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Charlie Kirk's suspected killer brought into custody after confessing to father
Kirk, a right-wing activist, was shot and killed while speaking on stage at a university in Utah on Wednesday.
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From political outsider to a president like no other: Bolsonaro's rise and fall
The Brazilian ex-president has been sentenced to 27 years for plotting a coup, but an amnesty could be on the cards.
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'We owe it to Charlie': Students at school where Kirk was killed vow to continue his debates
The killing has thrown the school and its students into the centre of America's political divide.
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With Trump's state visit days away, blame game begins over Mandelson scandal
There is growing disquiet over the roles of Starmer, his chief of staff and Whitehall vetting in the saga.
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'We escaped certain death': Israel intensifies Gaza City bombardment, forcing families to flee
A wave of heavy aerial attacks in recent days have triggered a surge in civilian displacement.
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Trump 'ready' to sanction Russia if Nato nations stop buying its oil
The US president has repeatedly threatened tougher measures against Moscow, but has so far failed to take action.
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ICE agent shoots dead man who tried to drive at agents, officials say
The driver, Silverio Villegas-Gonzales, was pronounced dead in hospital shortly after the incident.
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'We knew the family:' Utah town in disbelief after neighbour accused of killing Charlie Kirk
Authorities have accused Washington, Utah local Tyler Robinson of killing the conservative activist
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Charlie Kirk memorial service set to take place in Arizona stadium
Turning Point USA, the organisation Kirk co-founded, announced the event will be held on 21 September.
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Prince Andrew needs to be fully investigated, Giuffre family says
Virginia Guiffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein's most prominent victims, alleged she was abused by the prince three times.
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Rubio arrives in Israel as IDF destroys more Gaza City buildings
The US secretary of state will discuss the war in Gaza following Israel's attack on Hamas in Qatar, which has drawn widespread condemnation.
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US farmers are being squeezed - and it's testing their deep loyalty to Trump
Why so many corn belt Americans continue to back Trump, even while feeling economic pressure driven partly by his trade policy
BBC News
Five challenges facing Mark Carney
From a faltering economy to high expectation from the public, parliament's return could bring challenges for Canada's new PM.
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Brazil's Lula hits back at Trump over Bolsonaro trial and tariffs
In an essay, he says Brazil's democracy and sovereignty "are not on the table" after clashes with the White House.
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Does Israel face a 'South Africa moment' over Gaza?
BBC diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams looks at parallels between reactions to Israel and apartheid-era South Africa.
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US-China trade talks set for day two as TikTok deadline looms
The negotiations are the latest attempt to end a trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
BBC News by Osmond Chia - Business reporter, BBC News
Trump says he will sue New York Times for $15bn
He has accused the paper of defamation and libel, saying it served as a "mouthpiece" for Democrats.
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'Completely different, yet genuinely get on' - BBC correspondents on Starmer and Trump
The BBC's Political Editor Chris Mason and North America Editor Sarah Smith discuss what's at stake for both sides during the trip.
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Israel escalates bombardment as defence minister says 'Gaza is burning'
It came hours after US Secretary of State Rubio assured Israeli PM Netanyahu of unwavering US support.
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President Trump in UK for historic second state visit
The visit will see a crowded mix of royal pageantry, trade talks and international politics.
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America's unofficial party house where presidents like Trump stay in London
The ambassador's residence in central London has a colourful history and may be on Trump's itinerary.
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Kirk shooting suspect appeared to confess on Discord
Tyler Robinson is thought to have discussed the killing on the online platform before his arrest.
BBC News
India and US seek breakthrough in day-long trade talks
The meeting comes after weeks of tension between the allies after Trump imposed high tariffs on Indian goods.
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Deal is done to keep TikTok in the USA says Trump
The social media platform had faced a ban in the US over national security concerns.
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Obama says US faces 'political crisis' after killing of Charlie Kirk
The former president criticised the response to the shooting by President Trump, who has vowed to tackle "radical leftists".
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Four arrests after images of Trump and Epstein projected on Windsor Castle
Police said four people remain in custody after the "stunt," which coincided with the US president's arrival in the UK.
BBC News
Ben & Jerry's co-founder quits over social activism row
His resignation marks the latest development in a dispute with parent company Unilever.
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Watch: Pomp and protests on day one of Trump state visit
King Charles hosts Donald Trump at Windsor Castle on the first full day of his UK state visit.
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I have no relationship with Trump, Brazil's President Lula tells BBC
In an exclusive interview, Brazil's president says Trump is "not emperor of the world".
BBC News
Nvidia boss 'disappointed' by China chip ban
Jensen Huang told reporters he would be "patient" as the US and China grapple for global AI dominance.
BBC News
Four men bailed over Windsor protest
The men were arrested after images of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein were projected onto Windsor Castle.
BBC News
Key takeaways from the PM and President's news conference
The US and UK leaders fielded questions on Ukraine, migration, free speech and Mandelson among other issues.
BBC News
Trump diverted and forced to swap helicopters on way to Stansted
Marine One was diverted while ferrying Donald Trump from Chequers to Stansted Airport.
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Trump suggests Starmer could use military to control UK borders
The US president says illegal migration "destroys countries from within", in a news conference with the PM.
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In pictures: Chequers, scout groups and a dolls' house - day two of Trump's state visit
Day two of US President Donald Trump's second state visit
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Trump says TV networks 'against' him should 'maybe' lose licence, after Kimmel suspension
"Maybe their licence should be taken away," Trump said of broadcasters that he argued covered him unfairly.
BBC News
Trump clashes with Australian journalist over business deals in office
The US leader said the journalist was "hurting Australia very much" as he said he would meet the country's PM "very soon".
BBC News
Royals, Maga and tech CEOs: What we learned from state banquet guest list
The event is as much about diplomacy as it is about fine dining.
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US judge orders deportation of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil
An immigration judge ordered Khalil be deported to Algeria or Syria over claims he omitted information on a green card application.
BBC News
Faisal Islam: Will the US tech bromance turn around the UK economy?
In the week the UK hosted Donald Trump for a second state visit, the country also rolled out the red carpet for US tech firms.
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Trump and Xi to meet in South Korea as TikTok deal approved
The president plans to meet Xi at a global summit in South Korea next month and will travel to China next year.
BBC News
Second migrant to be removed to France after court bid fails
The Eritrean man is set to be flown out early on Friday under the government's "one in, one out" deal.
BBC News
Trump says he didn't want London Mayor Sadiq Khan at state banquet
The mayor of London did not seek or expect an invite to the state banquet, the BBC understands.
BBC News
Judge strikes down Trump's $15bn lawsuit against the New York Times
A US federal judge took issue with the contents of Trump's lawsuit against the newspaper and gave him 28 days to amend it.
BBC News
Taliban official dismisses Trump's hope to 'take back' Afghan airbase
Bagram airbase was handed over to the Afghan military shortly before the Taliban returned to power.
BBC News
Ed Davey loves clowning around, but is it time the Lib Dems get serious?
As they gather in Bournemouth for their annual conference, Laura Kuenssberg considers what next for the Lib Dems.
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Portugal confirms it will recognise Palestinian state
A host of countries, including France and the UK, are expected to do the same when world leaders gather at the UN General Assembly next week.
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Starmer set to announce UK recognition of Palestinian state
A host of countries, including France and Canada, are expected to do the same when world leaders gather at the UN General Assembly next week.
BBC News
Senator Ted Cruz says US broadcast regulator acted like 'mafioso' on Jimmy Kimmel
The Texas senator affected a mobster accent to criticise how ABC was pressed to take action on the late-night host.
BBC News
Why Starmer decided the time was right to recognise a Palestinian state
The PM had signalled a shift in policy unless Israel took steps including agreeing to a ceasefire in Gaza.
BBC News
Heightened security as Americans gather for Kirk memorial
Donald Trump and JD Vance will be among the speakers at the event in Arizona.
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US forces strike third alleged drug vessel killing three, Trump says
Venezuela has condemned a series of strikes by US forces in the Caribbean targeting alleged drug traffickers.
BBC News
White House outlines TikTok deal that would give US control of algorithm
The White House said a deal could be signed "in the coming days", but Beijing is yet to comment.
BBC News
Murdochs likely to be involved in US TikTok deal, Trump says
Oracle chairman Larry Ellison and Dell founder Michael Dell are also both involved, the president tells Fox News.
BBC News
Recognising Palestinian statehood opens another question - who would lead it?
With the president approaching 90 years of age and another possible candidate in jail, finding the right leadership would be a challenge
BBC News
In West Bank, Palestinian recognition welcomed despite fears of Israeli annexation
Palestinians living in the West Bank describe the impact of Israel's occupying control.
BBC News
Davey urges US cancer scientists to come to UK
The Lib Dem leader will use his party conference speech to attack Donald Trump's "anti-science agenda".
BBC News
Trump will reportedly link autism to pain reliever Tylenol - but many experts are sceptical
Some studies have suggested an association between the two, but experts say there is no causal relationship.
BBC News
Fact-checking claims Trump made about autism
Experts have hit back at claims that use of a common painkiller could cause autism in children.
BBC News
Six years ago Trump's UN audience laughed, this year they were silent
The US leader's address was one of the clearest expositions of the way he sees the world, writes James Landale.
BBC News
Kirk killing increases Ryder Cup risk - New York police
The recent killing of American conservative activist Charlie Kirk has increased the risk of the Ryder Cup being targeted by someone wanting to "make a statement", according to the man leading security at the event.
BBC News by Dan Roan
What is autism and is there a link to paracetamol?
Some studies have suggested an association between the two, but experts say there is no causal relationship.
BBC News
Kyiv can win all of Ukraine back from Russia, Trump says
He says Ukraine can win back land with support from Nato and Europe, marking a major shift in his position.
BBC News
Trump criticises countries' migration and climate policies in scathing UN speech
The US president also takes aim at the UN itself in an address lasting almost an hour.
BBC News
Safety mechanism caused Trump escalator malfunction, UN says
The US president's videographer "may have inadvertently triggered the safety function" while capturing his arrival, the UN says.
BBC News
How doctors in the US are responding to Trump's autism announcement
Physicians worry pregnant women may forgo a treatment over an unproven link between Tylenol and autism.
BBC News
Watch: White House replaces President Biden portrait with image of an autopen
President Donald Trump has previously claimed Biden used an autopen to sign important documents, including pardons.
BBC News
I didn't intend to 'make light' of Charlie Kirk murder, says Jimmy Kimmel
Kimmel made the comments in his first monologue since broadcaster ABC lifted the suspension of his show.
BBC News
Russia will expand aggression beyond Ukraine unless he is stopped, Zelensky warns
Vladimir Putin "will keep driving the war forward wider and deeper", the Ukrainian president tells the UN.
BBC News
China makes landmark pledge to cut its climate emissions
It is China's first firm goal to reduce emissions but falls well short of what is needed to meet global targets.
BBC News
TikTok child data protection inadequate, Canadian privacy officials say
TikTok says it will introduce measures to "strengthen our platform" although it disputes some of the findings.
BBC News
Trump demands inquiry over UN 'triple sabotage'
The US president called the incidents that included an escalator and teleprompter mishap "a real disgrace".
BBC News
Drone activity confirmed at multiple Denmark airports
The incidents come after the country's Copenhagen airport was forced to close earlier this week due to a drone incursion.
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America's blame game over Canada's wildfire smoke misses the point, experts say
US officials have blamed Canada for not doing enough to stop its wildfire smoke from wafting south. Climate experts say it’s not so simple.
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White House says to prep for mass firings if government shuts down
The warning came after Trump refused a meeting with Democrats seeking healthcare funding in budget negotiations.
BBC News
'Not sustainable' - Israeli team's sponsor wants name change
One of the cycling's biggest teams is coming under increasing pressure from its title sponsor who say "the current situation is no longer sustainable".
BBC News by Matt Warwick
Trump arrives at Ryder Cup amid partisan atmosphere
US president Donald Trump arrives to watch the fourballs on day one of the Ryder Cup amid a partisan atmosphere at Bethpage Black.
BBC News by BBC Sport
Trump announces new tariffs on drugs, trucks and kitchen cabinets
The president said the move aims to help protect US manufacturers from foreign imports.
BBC News
TV station owners reinstate Kimmel show after ban
Viewers in Washington, DC, St Louis and Seattle will be able to watch the late night comedian's show again.
BBC News
'Order in the hall': Dozens walk out as Netanyahu begins speech at UN
Dozens of people filed out of the room in protest at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
BBC News
Trump welcomed by crowd at Ryder Cup
Watch the moment US President Donald Trump arrives at the 2025 Ryder Cup course at Bethpage Black in New York.
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Trump officials ask Supreme Court to uphold ban on birthright citizenship
The Trump administration asks the court to clear the way for the order, which has faced a series of legal challenges.
BBC News
Trump promised retribution - how far will he go?
As the US president pushes a crackdown on left-wing groups and openly targets political foes, critics ask where he's taking America.
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Israeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza including civilians seeking aid, health workers say
Israel is continuing its offensive against Hamas, after PM Benjamin Netanyahu told the UN Israel “must finish the job” in Gaza.
BBC News
Moldova holds key election as Russia's shadow looms large
The country has accused Moscow of election interference on an unprecedented scale.
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Trump to declassify files over aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart
The story of Earhart, who vanished in 1937 while flying over the Pacific Ocean, "has captivated millions", the US president says.
BBC News
US revokes Colombian president's visa during UN visit
Gustavo Petro could be heard asking US soldiers to "disobey Trump's orders" while addressing a crowd on New York streets.
BBC News
FBI fires agents pictured kneeling at George Floyd protest, US media reports
The FBI Agents Association says the terminations - not yet confirmed by the bureau - violate the agents' rights.
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The US navy killed 17 in deadly strikes. Now Venezuela is giving civilians guns
Tensions between the two countries have increased after the US Navy targeted boats off the coast of Venezuela.
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US citizen released by Taliban after nine-month detention
Amir Amiry is expected to return to the US after months of negotiations for his release, which were led by Qatari mediators.
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UK, France and Germany warn Iran as nuclear sanctions resume
The UK, France and Germany say restrictions are back in place over concerns about Iran's nuclear programme.
BBC News
Wiltshire in Pictures: Half marathon and murals
The Swindon half marathon, playful lions, pears and murals feature in this week's gallery.
BBC News by Ben Marvell - Wiltshire
Blair could help oversee Gaza transition under Trump plan
The former UK prime minister became the first named member of a new "Board of Peace" chaired by Donald Trump.
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'McIlroy got a text from Trump' - Donald on celebrations & his future as captain
Team Europe captain Luke Donald reflects on his side's Ryder Cup win and says Rory McIlroy received a text from President Donald Trump while they celebrated at Bethpage Black in New York.
BBC News
Trump to push new peace plan in talks with Netanyahu
The US president has talked up prospects of an agreement, but Netanyahu said it was not finalised - and Hamas say they haven't been sent the proposal.
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Trump considering supplying Ukraine with long-range missiles, Vance says
Vance's comments come as Ukraine's deputy defence minister tells the BBC Western weapons could force Moscow to start peace talks.
BBC News
Trump and Netanyahu agree new US peace plan for Gaza
The US and Israeli leaders said they have agreed a peace plan for Gaza and warned Hamas to accept it.
BBC News
Watch: Trump and Netanyahu outline peace plan to end war in Gaza
The deal proposes an end to military operations, a release of Israeli hostages by Hamas and the immediate delivery of aid to Gaza.
BBC News
What we know about Michigan church shooting and arson attack
Officials have not yet named a motive for the shooter or the names of the four people killed.
BBC News
YouTube to pay $24.5m to settle Trump lawsuit over Capitol riot
The streaming giant is the last company to settle with the president after suspending his account in the wake of the 6 January attack in 2021.
BBC News
Trump's Gaza plan is a significant step - but faces fundamental obstacles
The proposal may shift the focus towards negotiation, but longstanding issues mean achieving peace will be difficult.
BBC News
Unpicking the peace plan map
BBC Verify analyses President Trump’s peace plan for Gaza and what it means on the ground.
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For Netanyahu, avoiding a peace deal may now be worse than agreeing one
Trump is asking the Israeli PM to risk his government but dangling the prospect of a historic legacy, writes Lucy Williamson.
BBC News
Trump's 20-point peace plan in full
European and Middle Eastern leaders have welcomed a new US peace plan for Gaza, as President Donald Trump warned Hamas to accept it.
BBC News
Trump peace plan 'ignores interests of Palestinian people', Hamas official tells BBC
A senior Hamas figure told the BBC the group is likely to reject Trump's Gaza peace plan, saying it "serves Israel's interests".
BBC News
Jobs, travel, national parks - what impact will US shutdown have?
Washington's political gridlock is expected to inflict wide-ranging miseries for Americans, as anything deemed non-essential will be put on hold.
BBC News
Pope Leo condemns climate change critics
In his first major statement on climate change, Pope Leo criticises those who minimise climate change.
BBC News
Government issues new data demand for UK Apple users
It is the latest development in a privacy row which has pitted the UK against the tech giant and the Trump administration.
BBC News
Senior member of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang arrested
The alleged head of the gang's armed wing was arrested in an operation between Colombia, the US and the UK.
BBC News
Billionaire populist eyes power in Czech vote but may need help from extremes
Andrej Babis has been taking notes from the US Maga movement but he may need to partner with ultra-nationalists.
BBC News
Musk becomes world's first half-trillion-dollar man
The rise has been driven by a sharp increase in the value of his electric car company Tesla.
BBC News
Trump gives Hamas Sunday deadline to accept Gaza peace plan
The 20-point proposal seeks to end the fighting immediately in return for the release of hostages and detained Gazans.
BBC News
Senate stalemate sends US shutdown into second week
Two separate funding proposals failed on Friday as mass lay-offs and sweeping cuts loom over the government.
BBC News
Deadly fighting erupts between Hamas and Palestinian clan in Gaza
A raid by Hamas sparked armed clashes, leaving several dead, in one of the fiercest internal confrontations since the war began.
BBC News
Hamas response to US Gaza plan is significant - but there are key omissions
There is still a huge amount of detail to be worked through that are vital to the implementation of the US ceasefire proposal.
BBC News
Four killed in latest US strike on alleged drug vessel near Venezuela
Donald Trump says the boat was carrying enough drugs to kill thousands of people.
BBC News
Italians stage strike in support of Gaza Palestinians
Pro-Palestinian marches gripped Italy's cities on Friday, defying the right-wing government of Giorgia Meloni.
BBC News
FBI agent suspended over refusal to 'perp walk' former director
FBI leadership is reportedly in discussions to stage a showy arrest of the bureau's former director next week.
BBC News
Tories pledge to remove 750,000 migrants under borders plan
The party unveils new policies on illegal migration as its annual conference begins in Manchester.
BBC News
Netanyahu says he hopes to announce hostage release in the 'coming days'
Hamas will disarm "the easy way or the hard way", Israel's PM says after the group gave its response to a peace plan.
BBC News
Hopes and fears in Gaza and Israel over potential ceasefire
Hopes are growing of an end to the Israel-Gaza war, but it remains to be seen if the two sides can agree a ceasefire.
BBC News
Hope and fear for hostage families after Hamas response to Gaza peace plan
Families describe a "fragile situation", with negotiations between Israel and Hamas expected to resume.
BBC News
They're making sex jokes in Saudi: Inside the controversial comedy festival
A-listers including Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr and Jack Whitehall have faced a backlash over the event.
BBC News
Trump authorises deployment of 300 National Guard troops to Chicago
The controversial move follows protests over ramped-up immigration enforcement and the shooting of a woman during unrest on Saturday.
BBC News
India wants to lure its best minds back from the US - but it won't be easy
Driving reverse migration from the US at scale will require a concerted effort that's currently missing, experts say.
BBC News
Watch: Will President Trump get a Nobel Peace Prize?
The BBC asked Americans in Washington what they think the US president needs to do to earn the prestigious award.
BBC News
Israel and Hamas begin indirect talks in Egypt on Trump's Gaza peace plan
The talks are expected to be among the most consequential since the start of the war two years ago.
BBC News
Mother of Israeli hostage says she still doesn't know if he's alive or dead
Two years on from Hamas' attack on 7 October, Herut Nimrodi says she is clinging to hope that her son Tamir is "still hanging on".
BBC News
Will Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan Work?
Trump urges mediators to “move fast” as key Gaza talks begin.
BBC News
Trump sends troops from California to Portland after court denies deployment
The move appears aimed at circumventing a court order that barred deploying troops in Portland.
BBC News
New Supreme Court term will reshape Trump's powers
Legal challenges have been the main means of slowing Trump's unilateral power grab attempts. That's about to change
BBC News
Trump and Brazilian President Lula have 'friendly' call
Brazil's government said the two "reminisced about the good chemistry" they had at the UN in New York.
BBC News
Trump says trade talks 'complicated' but Canada will be 'very happy' with eventual deal
Despite the warm words, Canada remains the only G7 country not to have reached a trade deal with Trump this year.
BBC News
Five takeaways from Pam Bondi's tense, partisan Senate hearing
Nerves were raw in a hearing that covered much ground, and saw Trump's attorney general go on the attack.
BBC News
Chinese EV giant BYD sees UK sales soar by 880%
The Shenzhen-based electric car maker says the UK is now its biggest market outside China.
BBC News
McGregor given 18-month ban for missing drug tests
Conor McGregor accepts an 18-month ban for violating the UFC's anti-doping policy, the organisation says.
BBC News by Alex Brotherton
'I sleep with a gas mask on' - Life next to Portland protest angering Trump
As President Trump threatens to send the military, residents at the centre of Portland's protests tell the BBC about what it's been like.
BBC News
Hundreds of US National Guard troops arrive in Chicago
Troops from Texas have been sent on a controversial mission to support President Trump's immigration crackdown.
BBC News
What we know about the 'first phase' of the Gaza peace deal
Donald Trump says all hostages will be released and Israel will withdraw troops to an "agreed upon line", but there is no update to other aspects of his 20-point peace plan.
BBC News
Can Trump turn a Gaza ceasefire into a lasting peace deal?
Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a peace deal
BBC News
Watch: Scenes of celebration in Gaza after Trump's announcement
Palestinians celebrate on the streets of Khan Younis after the first phase of a Gaza peace deal was agreed.
BBC News
'Joy and pain': Palestinians celebrate ceasefire deal - but fear confronting grief
People in Gaza celebrate a potential end to the war, but know it will mean facing the grief they have put aside.
BBC News
Ceasefire deal a major breakthrough, but war not over yet
The agreement of the first-phase of the peace plan for Gaza, announced by US President Donald Trump, is a big moment.
BBC News
Jeremy Bowen: There's now a realistic chance of ending the war - but it's not over yet
For the first time since the Hamas attacks on Israel two years ago, there is a realistic chance of ending the horrors
BBC News
'Momentous opportunity': Global reaction to news of Gaza peace deal
Officials from around the world have welcomed the agreement between Israel and Hamas.
BBC News
Tech billionaires seem to be doom prepping. Should we all be worried?
The debate is ramping up about what happens if - or when - computer intelligence overtakes humans
BBC News
Trump says Israel and Hamas 'sign off' on first phase of Gaza peace plan
The US president says the first phase of the deal secures the exchange of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners and the start of an Israeli withdrawal.
BBC News
Watch: Hostage families celebrate after Gaza breakthrough
Relatives of Israeli hostages celebrated in Tel Aviv after the announcement that Israel and Hamas had signed the first phase of a peace deal.
BBC News
Fireworks and a toast to life: Israelis delight at deal to return hostages
"I can't quite believe this is actually happening, we've been waiting for so long," said Gil Dickman, cousin of hostage Carmel Gat.
BBC News
Lyse Doucet: Gaza deal is a huge moment but this is just the beginning
The BBC's Lyse Doucet reflects on how long-awaited negotiations to move forward, not further back, appear to be succeeding.
BBC News
Tesla investigated over self-driving cars driving on wrong side of road
The US government said approximately 2.9 million cars could be impacted by the investigation.
BBC News
As Nobel Prize goes to Venezuela's opposition leader, how far would Trump go to help her?
Maria Corina Machado called on Donald Trump directly to help her country which continues to be at crisis.
BBC News
What does wording of Gaza ceasefire agreement tell us?
The text of the agreement lacks details and in some cases is vague and ambiguous - perhaps on purpose.
BBC News
Qatar to build air force facility in Idaho, US says
The facility in Idaho will be used to train Qatari pilots to fly F-15 fighter jets, the US defence secretary says.
BBC News
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize
Machado is recognised for "tireless work promoting democratic rights" in Venezuela, the Nobel Committee says.
BBC News
Starmer to attend Egypt summit on Gaza peace plan, No 10 says
President Trump will lead Monday's summit, where No 10 says the peace plan will be signed.
BBC News
Israelis praise Trump at huge rally ahead of expected hostage release by Hamas in Gaza
Hundreds of thousands gather in Tel Aviv as Palestinians continue to return to Gaza City after the Israeli withdrawal.
BBC News
We're grateful for what Trump is doing for peace, Nobel winner tells BBC
María Corina Machado tells Trump of her appreciation for "what he's doing... around the world for peace".
BBC News
Biden receiving radiation therapy for prostate cancer
The 82-year-old former US president - who was diagnosed with an aggressive prostate cancer in May - is also getting hormone treatment.
BBC News
Hamas presses Israel to free prominent prisoners as part of Gaza deal
It is unclear if disagreement over the list of Palestinian prisoners will affect the release of hostages within the agreed 72 hours.
BBC News
Icebreakers and golf spark Trump and Finnish leader's unlikely friendship
Alexander Stubb has become a key voice for Europe at the White House amid the Ukraine war.
BBC News
Trump says 'war is over' in Gaza as he flies to Israel for release of hostages
The US president tells reporters on board Air Force One the ceasefire "is going to hold".
BBC News
Watch: What do people in the West Bank think about the plan?
Palestinians in the West Bank say they hope the deal could lead to a united Palestinian future.
BBC News
China accuses US of 'double standards' over tariff threat
Beijing says it could introduce "countermeasures" if the US President imposes an an additional 100% tariff on Chinese imports.
BBC News
'We're in limbo': A town in Trump country where shutdown axe looms
As politicians in Washington bicker during the government shutdown, Martinsburg, West Virginia, worries about what's next.
BBC News
Trump touts 'dawn of a new Middle East' in address to Israeli parliament
The US president was applauded by Israeli lawmakers for his role in brokering an Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
BBC News
First German state visit to UK for 27 years announced
Germany's President Steinmeier will visit King Charles on a state visit to the UK in December.
BBC News
Witkoff praises PM aide's 'tireless efforts' on Gaza
Trump's Middle East envoy also says the UK played a "vital role" in the peace agreement.
BBC News
Trump says he may send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine
Ukraine wants long-range missiles to hit back at Russia - and Donald Trump says he may send Tomahawks.
BBC News
'Peace in the Middle East': Trump signs ceasefire deal in Egypt
The US president and other world leaders signed the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal in Sharm el-Sheik.
BBC News
Freed hostage Eitan Mor reunited with family in Israel
Video released by the Israeli military shows Mor smiling and embracing two relatives.
BBC News
Sikh man with tumour held by US immigration denied medical care - family
Paramjit Singh, an Indian passport holder, has lived in the US on a green card since 1994.
BBC News
How Milei's 'Thatcherite' economics divided his nation - but won over Trump
Ahead of Milei's visit to the White House - amid protests and anger on the streets back at home - Ione Wells unravels the paradox that Argentina's president has created
BBC News
Venezuela shuts embassy in Norway following opposition leader's Nobel award
Oslo calls the decision "regrettable", stressing that the Nobel committee functions independently.
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24 hours with Trump on diplomatic tornado through Middle East
The US president's single-day tour was a victory lap rather than an exercise in setting out detail, writes the BBC's Tom Bateman.
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Private numbers of Australia PM and Donald Trump Jr publicly listed on website
It is unclear how the website - which uses AI to scrape the internet - obtained the private contact details.
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US strikes another vessel off Venezuela coast, killing six
President Trump said the vessel belonged to "narcoterrorists" and that it was "trafficking narcotics." US officials have not provided evidence to this claim.
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Trump administration looks for ways to pay federal officers during shutdown
They include officers from the FBI, US Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Bowen: Trump's role in Gaza ceasefire was decisive, but not a roadmap to peace
Trump's Middle East visit was a victory lap - but peace does not emerge just because a president decides it.
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Man who set fire to Pennsylvania governor’s mansion sentenced to 25 to 50 years in prison
Cody Balmer pleaded guilty to arson and attempted murder for starting the fire in April while Shapiro and his family were inside. They escaped safely.
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Google to invest $15bn to build AI data hub in India
This is Google’s biggest investment outside the US , the firm's top executive says.
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'It's not over,' says son of hostage whose body remains in Gaza
Rotem Cooper, whose father Amiram's body has not been returned, calls on mediators to put pressure on Hamas to release the remaining bodies.
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Trump demands Hamas disarm, as group moves against 'collaborators' in Gaza
BBC Verify analyses footage of Hamas fighters in Gaza, including one of an execution in the centre of Gaza City.
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Hamas returns two more bodies but says it cannot retrieve remaining dead hostages
The group's armed wing says it has returned all the bodies of hostages it can reach in the ruins of Gaza.
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Ukraine imposes blackouts in most regions after Russian power grid attacks
This will be the fourth consecutive winter of outages since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in February 2022.
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Trump says US will not 'waste our time' helping Argentina if Milei loses
Trump warns if Milei's coalition is defeated in this month elections, "we are not going to be generous".
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Netanyahu 'determined' to pressure Hamas to find remaining dead hostages
The Israeli prime minister's comments come after Hamas said it could not access the bodies of 19 hostages in Gaza.
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Trump says he will meet Putin in Hungary for Ukraine talks after 'very productive' call
The Trump-Putin phone call came a day before Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky visits the White House.
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India casts doubt on Trump's claim Modi will stop buying Russian oil
The Indian government says it is "not aware" of a call in which the US president claimed India's leader made the commitment.
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India's exports to US plunge as Trump's 50% tariffs kick in
US has become India's most severely affected market since the tariff war began.
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French PM survives confidence votes after freezing Macron's pension reform
After five days in office, Lecornu has survived a first major ordeal in parliament and can now focus on passing the 2026 budget.
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Five takeaways from Mamdani-Cuomo New York mayoral debate
The three leading candidates for New York City mayor took the stage in Manhattan to make a case to lead America's biggest city.
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What does King Charles do and who else is in the Royal Family?
As the UK's head of state, King Charles has number of parliamentary and constitutional duties.
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Ex-Trump adviser Bolton in court to face charges of mishandling classified documents
Prosecutors accuse Bolton of using personal messaging apps and email to illegally transmit sensitive information.
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US Governor wins $1.4m playing blackjack in Las Vegas
Billionaire JB Pritzker won the sum while on holiday with friends and family.
BBC News by Emma Rossiter - BBC News
Zelensky guarded on Tomahawk missile talks with Trump after White House meeting
Following the meeting, Trump calls for Kyiv and Moscow to "stop where they are" and end the war.
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'It's scary to think I could have died': How Americans are coming back from fentanyl addiction
Fatal overdoses in the US are falling - and Kayla's state of North Carolina is at the forefront of that trend.
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Landmark global shipping deal suspended under US pressure
President Trump intervened in the talks calling the deal a "green scam".
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US to repatriate survivors of strike on 'drug-carrying submarine', Trump says
The latest attack is at least the sixth US strike on Venezuelan ships in recent weeks.
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Red Cross receives two bodies that Hamas says are Gaza hostages
It comes after outrage in Israel that the armed group has not returned all deceased hostages from Gaza.
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Watch: Aerials show thousands attending No Kings protests across the US
Protesters took to the streets of American cities to demonstrate against President Trump's policies.
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After 'No Kings' protests, where does Democratic resistance go next?
Millions of Americans joined anti-Trump protests, but Democrats are less popular than the president and divided over how to fight back.
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Vance celebrates US Marines 250th anniversary with live artillery demo
California governor Gavin Newsom shutdown a busy freeway, saying the military demonstration was too dangerous.
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Why John Bolton case is more serious than those against other Trump critics
Bolton argues his case is an example of "weaponisation" but legal experts say the charges are serious.
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US and Australia sign rare earths deal to counter China's dominance
The US and Australia agreed to a framework that includes investments in projects to expand mining and processing of rare earth and critical minerals.
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Hamas is a pale shadow of what it was - but it could yet reinvent itself
After governing with an iron rod for so many years, is Hamas really prepared to relinquish control in Gaza?
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Zelensky ready to join Trump-Putin talks if invited
The US and Russian presidents announced on Thursday that they planned to meet in Budapest.
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Australia accuses China of 'unsafe' military jet manoeuvres
A Chinese jet allegedly dropped a flare close to an Australian plane over the South China Sea.
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Players have 'long' list of possible changes - Murphy
Shaun Murphy says players have "a list as long as your arm" of potential changes they would like to see after the establishment of a new body to represent their interests.
BBC News by Richard Petrie
Sanae Takaichi makes history as Japan's first female prime minister
A staunch conservative, she takes over as Japan grapples with rising cost-of-living and mounting debt.
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Oxford Union president-elect ousted over Kirk posts
The Oxford Union announces George Abaraonye loses a no-confidence motion by 1,228 votes to 501.
BBC News
Ecuador releases survivor of US strike on 'drug sub' in Caribbean
Ecuadorian officials say they found no evidence the man had committed a crime, and so had freed him.
BBC News
Ukrainian city in total blackout after 'massive' Russian assault
Across the wider region, four people are reported to have been killed and 10 others injured.
BBC News
Entire White House East Wing to be demolished within days
US President Donald Trump previously said that his ballroom addition would not "interfere with the current building".
BBC News
Ukraine hits Russian chemical plant with UK-made Storm Shadow missiles
The Bryansk facility produced gunpowder, explosives and rocket fuel components, Ukraine's military says.
BBC News
The decades-old exemption that lets Trump fast-track White House rebuild
The White House and several other buildings are exempt from the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.
BBC News
US kills three in second strike on alleged drug boat in the Pacific
This is the ninth US strike on alleged drug boats near Latin America, and the second in the Pacific.
BBC News
The cost of USAID cuts to women in Afghanistan
Over 400 health clinics have shut. The impact on pregnant women has been devastating.
BBC News
Israel maintaining control deeper inside Gaza than expected, new boundary markers suggest
Israel has placed boundary markers up to 520m deeper inside Gaza than expected under the ceasefire deal with Hamas.
BBC News
Rubio warns against West Bank annexation after Israel's parliament advances move
The US Secretary of State says such a step would threaten Washington's plan to end the conflict in Gaza.
BBC News
President Trump pardons Binance founder Changpeng Zhao
Mr Zhao was sentenced to four months in prison in 2024 after pleading guilty to violating money laundering laws.
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Trump says trade negotiations with Canada 'terminated' over tariffs advert
Trump says the advert included former president Ronald Regan speaking negatively about tariffs.
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Starmer to push allies on long-range missiles for Ukraine at London summit
The prime minister is hosting Zelensky and the "coalition of the willing" at Downing Street on Friday.
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Ontario premier says he will pause anti-tariff ad that angered Trump
The advertisement will be paused from Monday so "trade talks can resume", Doug Ford says.
BBC News
US strikes another alleged drug boat in Caribbean
The US has carried out several strikes in the region as part of an anti-drug trafficking effort
BBC News
US imposes sanctions on left-wing Colombian President Petro
Washington has accused Gustavo Petro of allowing drug cartels to flourish during his time in office.
BBC News
Brazil's Lula, 79, to seek fourth term as president
The 79-year-old says he has "the same energy I had when I was 30" as he announces plan to run in 2026.
BBC News
Chinese drug kingpin captured after audacious escape from house arrest
Zhi Dong Zhang, known as Brother Wang, was attempting to flee to Russia with false papers when his plot unravelled.
BBC News
What's in Reagan advert that's caused US-Canada trade talks collapse?
Comparing the controversial advert quoting Ronald Reagan on tariffs with his original address.
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Mystery donor gives $130m to US military for paying troops during shutdown
The man is a US citizen and a Trump supporter, the president has said, but no one in the government will identify the donor.
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'I am not done' - Kamala Harris tells BBC she may run for president again
The former US vice-president made her strongest suggestion to date she will make another bid for the White House
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'I'm not done', Kamala Harris tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg
The former vice president made her strongest suggestion to date that she will make another presidential bid in 2028 - after losing to Donald Trump last year.
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Trump says he wants to meet Kim Jong Un on Asia trip
The US president says he has a "great relationship" with the North Korean leader and is "open" to a face-to-face chat.
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Trump's week in Asia: BBC correspondents on the wins and potential losses
Here's what you should know as the US president arrives for a whirlwind week of diplomacy.
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US government says it will stop paying for food aid next week
The US government said funds for Snap, a benefit used by more than 40 million Americans, will stop 1 November because of the shutdown.
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Harris reflects on why she did not ask Biden to quit sooner
The former vice-president tells the BBC she is not sure whether it was “grace or recklessness” that stopped her speaking up.
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Egypt and Red Cross join search for hostage bodies in Gaza
Israel said the teams have been permitted to search beyond the so-called "yellow line" in the area controlled by its forces in Gaza.
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Trump in Malaysia: Dancing and a 'peace deal'
US President Donald Trump in Malaysia: Dancing and a 'peace deal'
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Trump presides over Thai-Cambodia 'peace deal' - but what does it mean?
Trump calls it historic, Thailand only calls is "a pathway to peace", but all sides hope the agreement will stick.
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Will Trump's 'peace deal' solve Thailand-Cambodia dispute?
Donald Trump has claimed to have ended another war, this time between Thailand and Cambodia. But what does this latest agreement actually amount to?
BBC News
Children injured in Russian strikes on Kyiv, Ukrainian officials say
The strikes came as Russian air defences destroyed a drone heading towards Moscow, the city's mayor said.
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A humming annoyance or jobs boom? Life next to 199 data centres
Data centres were billed as a boon to Virginia’s economy. Now, residents are concerned about their impact on real estate and electricity costs.
BBC News
Violent protests flare in Cameroon as results due in contested election
An opposition candidate is challenging the incumbent president's 43-year hold on power.
BBC News
International troops won't want to enforce Gaza peace, says King of Jordan
King Abdullah tells the BBC there would need to be peace in Gaza before any international forces were deployed.
BBC News
In Russia's 'blitz' of Ukraine, the question of appeasement is back
A large gulf remains between the US and European view of how to end the Ukraine war.
BBC News
Israel allows Hamas member into IDF-held Gaza to help search for hostages' bodies
The government says "a Hamas person" was helping Red Cross and Egyptian personnel trying to find hostage bodies.
BBC News by David Gritten
Argentina's Milei wins big in midterms with 'chainsaw' austerity
Milei's radical spending cuts have won favour with Donald Trump, but also attracted widespread criticism.
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'No doubt' Trump wants to topple our government, Venezuelan official tells BBC
The US intends to turn Venezuela into a "colony", Venezuela's attorney general says.
BBC News
Texas attorney general sues Tylenol makers over autism claims
He accuses them of hiding alleged dangers from the drug, following the Trump administration's unproven claim it is linked to autism.
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Russian forces gain foothold in strategic Ukrainian town
Ukraine's president confirms Russian soldiers have taken up position inside the town of Pokrovsk.
BBC News
Trump appeals against conviction in hush-money case
His lawyers invoked presidential immunity and claimed the prosecution was politically motivated.
BBC News by Kayla Epstein - New York
Global efforts not enough to curb temperature rise, UN says ahead of climate summit
The UN's review of national climate plans shows the world is well off track to limit warming
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Trump's granddaughter, Kai, to make LPGA debut
US President Donald Trump's granddaughter, Kai Trump, will make her LPGA Tour debut next month after receiving a sponsor's exemption to play at The Annika.
BBC News by Adwaidh Rajan
Tit-for-tat tariffs, a shaky truce and turmoil: How we got to the Trump-Xi meeting
US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are set to meet to discuss a trade deal.
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Trump meets South Korean leader as trade deal remains elusive
Trump is currently on a whirlwind trip across Asia, which will also see him meet Chinese president Xi.
BBC News
Nigerian Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka says US revoked his visa
The 91-year-old Nobel laureate in literature has been a critic of Trump's immigration policy.
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US will reduce its troops on Nato's eastern flank, Romania says
Bucharest said between 900 and 1,000 American troops would remain stationed in Romania - down from 1,700.
BBC News
Trump's Asia tour sees deals, knee-bending and a revealing final meeting
His five-day tour displayed the power of his presidency - but also, at times, that power's limitations.
BBC News
Hamas hands Red Cross coffins it says contains two Gaza hostages' bodies
The Israeli military say the bodies will be transferred to its forces in Gaza, before being taken to forensic experts for identification.
BBC News
How China really spies on the UK
The national security threats China poses today go beyond traditional notions of espionage - in this new world, threats are far more complex
BBC News
Handshakes and whispers: Trump and Xi's meeting…in 73 seconds
Trump says the meeting with President Xi was a "great success", while Beijing has yet to comment on the talks.
BBC News
Watch: Moment Donald Trump and Xi Jinping meet
The US and Chinese leaders shook hands when they met face-to-face for the first time since 2019.
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Trump hails 'amazing' meeting with China's Xi but no formal trade deal agreed
The US president and his Chinese counterpart met face-to-face for the first time in six years.
BBC News by Laura Bicker - China correspondent; Anthony Zurcher - North America correspondent; Flora Drury
Watch: US and China's different reports of their trade meeting
The BBC's Laura Bicker explains how the two nation's have reported on the trade negotiations.
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Does Trump's nuclear testing raise the stakes - or are we already in an arms race?
Experts tell the BBC a US resumption of nuclear weapons testing would be a radical shift and spark a nuclear arms race.
BBC News
What is COP30 and why does it matter?
World leaders will soon gather for the annual UN meeting on how to tackle climate change.
BBC News
Russia's new nuclear weapons - real threat or Putin bluster?
This week alone, the Russian president unveiled two nuclear-capable weapons - but their value may be more symbolic than military.
BBC News by Laura Gozzi
US judge blocks Trump administration from halting Snap food benefits
A federal judge said the plan to suspend food aid to millions of Americans during the ongoing US government shutdown is likely unlawful.
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Canada's Carney to visit Xi in China, marking 'turning point' in relations
Finding it hard to reach a resolution of its trade dispute with the US after Trump suspended talks, Canada turns to other major economies.
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US strikes on alleged drug boats violate law, UN human rights chief says
Volker Türk said the strikes were "unacceptable" and urged Washington to halt them immediately.
BBC News
Nasa hits back at Kim Kardashian's moon landing conspiracy
In a recent episode of her TV series, the reality star said she believed the moon landing was fake.
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The American adoptees who fear deportation to a country they can't remember
Thousands of US adoptees do not have citizenship despite being brought to the country as babies decades ago. Now many fear deportation.
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Americans brace for healthcare insurance costs to spike as subsidies set to end
The monthly cost of health insurance could rise by 114% on average, according to health research nonprofit KFF.
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Defence of Donbas town a priority, Zelensky says, as special forces deployed
Army sources tell the BBC military intelligence special forces are being used to protect supply lines into Pokrovsk.
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Nato 'will stand with Ukraine' to get long-lasting peace, senior official tells BBC
Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone tells the BBC the Russia-Ukraine war is bogged down, and it is "almost time to sit and talk".
BBC News
Three killed in latest US strike on alleged drug boat in Caribbean
US Defence Secretary says "narco-terrorists" attempting to smuggle drugs into the US were targeted.
BBC News
Tracking the ICE tactics used in Trump's mass deportation drive
BBC Verify has gathered more than 70 videos to track how President Trump's illegal immigration crackdown has unfolded so far.
BBC News
Americanswers…on 5 Live! Could Andrew answer Epstein questions before Congress?
And what does new polling tell us about how US voters see Trump?
BBC News
Trump's planned tests are 'not nuclear explosions', US energy secretary says
Chris Wright says the tests will be "non-critical explosions", meaning that Americans would not be seeing mushroom clouds.
BBC News
World awaits landmark US Supreme Court decision on Trump's tariffs
The top US court will decide if many of Trump's tariffs are legal in a case with major implications for presidential power and billions of dollars.
BBC News
Clooney says Harris replacing Biden was a 'mistake'
But the actor adds that he has no regrets about calling for Biden to quit the US presidential race.
BBC News
Former US Vice-President Dick Cheney dies aged 84
Cheney became one of the most powerful vice-presidents in US history under George W Bush.
BBC News
Six takeaways from Canada's federal budget
From tariff cushions to space launches to Eurovision, Prime Minister Carney’s first budget aims to protect Canada while looking beyond the US.
BBC News
Joy precedes scrutiny: Inside Mamdani's victory party
BBC News correspondent Nada Tawfik reports from inside the Zohran Mamdani's mayoral victory party.
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California voters approve redistricting. Will it tip the balance of power in Washington?
Liberals will have an edge in five new California seats but more states are redrawing their voting lines in hopes of clinging to power in Washington.
BBC News
Mamdani seals remarkable victory - but real challenges await
He has vanquished the entrenched Democratic establishment, but the new mayor can expect to face serious scrutiny in office.
BBC News
Democrats hit back and a winning message - four US election night takeaways
It was an encouraging night for the Democratic Party who scored some decisive wins. Here's what we learned.
BBC News
Inside Gaza, BBC sees total devastation after two years of war
With endless rubble and destroyed streets as far as the eye can see, any plans for Gaza's future are a far cry from where it is today, writes Lucy Williamson.
BBC News
Freed in Trump deal: Prisoners in exile tell of brutality behind bars in Belarus
They were freed in September under a deal between Belarus's authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko and US President Donald Trump.
BBC News
Trump U-turns to renominate billionaire for Nasa chief
Jared Isaacman's initial nomination was withdrawn by the president in May during his high-profile feud with Elon Musk.
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Zohran Mamdani projected to win New York City mayoral election
It is a historic moment as Mamdani also becomes the first South Asian and Muslim to lead the city.
BBC News
Mexico president to seek charges after being groped on street
Claudia Sheinbaum says she is pressing charges because "a line must be drawn" against the harassment of Mexican women.
BBC News
A tale of two cities: London’s lesson for New York’s first Muslim mayor
London mayor Sadiq Khan gives advice to the mayor-elect of New York City Zohran Mamdani
BBC News
The Democrats are back…will it last?
Republicans suffered losses in key elections on Tuesday night.
BBC News
Are Christians being persecuted in Nigeria as Trump claims?
Donald Trump says thousands of Christians are being killed in Nigeria - where has he got the numbers from?
BBC News
From gas to groceries, has Trump kept his promise to tackle rising prices?
President Trump promised to bring down inflation. One year on from his victory, BBC Verify revisits some of his claims.
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COP30: World leaders take aim at Trump for climate inaction
World leaders address COP30 climate summit in Belém and take aim at Trump record on climate change.
BBC News
Wu and Zhao win to reach semi-finals in Nanjing
China's Wu Yize and Xhao Xintong reach the last four of the International Championship with wins over Barry Hawkins and Mark Selby respectively.
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Trump says he may give Hungary an exemption on Russian oil sanctions
Trump has recently increased pressure on US allies to curb their spending on Russian oil.
BBC News
Viktor Orban’s dilemma: Trump’s favour or Russian oil
Will Trump choose to keep an old friend close, or put pressure on Putin?
BBC News
Trump hints at India visit amid high-stakes trade deal talks
Trump's remarks come amid uncertainty about whether the president will attend the Quad Summit in India.
BBC News by Cherylann Mollan - BBC News, Mumbai
US Democrats still face big questions, despite election wins
A year after a painful election defeat, the Democratic Party stands at a fork in the road.
BBC News
The battle over Gaza's future: Why no one can agree on the rebuild
From AI-powered super cities to designs that capture the 'soul and spirit' of the region, plans have already been draw up - but political obstacles remain.
BBC News
US judge says Trump cannot deploy National Guard to Portland
The Trump administration did not have a legal basis to use troops to quell immigration protests, the judge wrote in a 106-page ruling.
BBC News
Six dead as Russia hits energy and residential sites in Ukraine
Overnight, 25 locations including Kyiv were hit, leaving many areas without electricity and heating.
BBC News
How Trump could hamper Zohran Mamdani's New York agenda
Trump has taken a number of actions against Democratic-led cities that experts say could slow Mamdani's goals.
BBC News
Serbia clears the way for controversial Trump-linked property plan
The president's son-in-law wants to build a hotel on the ruins of the former Yugoslav Army headquarters.
BBC News
More than 1,000 flights cancelled as US air traffic cuts enter second day
Thousands more flights have been delayed or cancelled as the reduction of air travel capacity continues during the federal government shutdown.
BBC News
Thousands of US flights cancelled or delayed over government shutdown cuts
Friday marked the first day of flight cuts mandated by the US government at 40 of the nation's airports
BBC News
What Hungary's Orban did - and didn't - get from Trump
On the surface, the Hungarian PM's trip was exactly what he wanted, but the full picture is more complex, writes the BBC's Nick Thorpe.
BBC News
Watch: How Tim Davie addressed BBC controversies over the years
The BBC's director general Tim Davie has resigned over Trump documentary edit.
BBC News
Why has Tim Davie resigned and what was the Trump documentary edit?
The BBC has come under fire over a Panorama documentary that was accused of misleadingly editing a speech by Donald Trump.
BBC News
BBC bosses treating 'systemic bias' allegations seriously, culture secretary says
The broadcaster's chair is set to issue a response to a parliamentary committee over claims a Panorama documentary misled viewers.
BBC News
Katie Razzall: A seismic moment that shows rift at top of BBC
There may be more to this than meets the eye, says the BBC's culture and media editor.
BBC News
Syria's Sharaa arrives in US for Trump talks after sanctions lifted
The Syrian leader will meet the US President at the White House on Monday for security talks.
BBC News
Trump Threatens To Sue BBC For One Billion Dollars
Trump threatens BBC with a $1bn lawsuit over the editing of his speech in a documentary.
BBC News
Americanswers on 5 Live! Why is Donald Trump threatening to sue the BBC for $1 billion?
And how will the U.S. government shutdown end?
BBC News
BBC chairman apologises for Panorama Trump edit
The BBC's director general and head of news both resigned on Sunday after criticism of the programme.
BBC News
Syria to join US-led coalition to defeat IS group after Trump meeting
Ahmed al-Sharaa, once branded a terrorist by the US, became the first Syrian leader to visit the White House.
BBC News
Three takeaways from the US shutdown deal
The longest shutdown in US history appears to be drawing to a close, leaving Democrats divided and Trump's hard line paying off.
BBC News
Do UN climate talks have a point any more?
The US president is notably absent from these UN climate talks, as are other world leaders, all of which prompts questions about the purpose of COP today.
BBC News
Fight fake news and defeat climate deniers, Brazil's Lula tells UN talks
The world must "defeat" climate denialism and fake news, Brazil's President Lula da Silva tells UN climate summit.
BBC News
BBC turmoil faces MPs' scrutiny as Trump threat looms
MPs are expected to raise questions about the latest BBC crisis as it rejects accusations of bias.
BBC News
Man interviewed by police over Bob Vylan set
The interview is part of an investigation into chants about Israel Defence Forces at the festival.
BBC News
Starmer will fight attempts to replace him, allies say
Allies of the prime minister are worried his job might be under immediate threat.
BBC News
US aircraft carrier group arrives in Caribbean
The US Navy's Gerald R Ford aircraft carrier is considered the world's largest warship.
BBC News
A battle over a Chinese chip maker that rocked the global car industry
In an extraordinary move, the Dutch government seized control of Nexperia, triggering anger in Beijing.
BBC News
Hillsborough survivor anger at BBC MacKenzie interview
A Hillsborough survivor described the decision to interview the former Sun editor as an "insult".
BBC News
JFK's grandson Jack Schlossberg to run for Congress
The Kennedy heir, who will be challenging for a New York seat, is best known for his outspoken political commentary online.
BBC News
Reform UK pulls out of BBC film after Trump edit row
The party is withdrawing its co-operation from a documentary which was due to air in January.
BBC News
What we know about new Epstein emails that mention Trump
In emails released by Democrats, Epstein says Trump "knew about the girls". The White House says they are an attempt to "smear" the president.
BBC News
BBC faces fresh claim of misleading Trump edit
The clip aired on Newsnight in 2022, two years before the Panorama that led to the director-general's resignation.
BBC News
BBC apologises to Trump over Panorama edit but refuses to pay compensation
Lawyers for the US president have threatened to sue the corporation for $1bn (£759m).
BBC News
I can't take any more of this, Andrew told Epstein, released emails show
The former prince's reaction when he heard about a newspaper inquiry was among more than 20,000 pages of documents from Epstein's estate, including some mentioning Trump.
BBC News
Trump's grandaughter last after debut LPGA round
Kai Trump shoots a 13-over-par round on her LPGA debut as she ends the first day of the Annika tournament in last place.
BBC News by BBC Sport
Are cracks showing inside Trump’s MAGA movement?
The growing questions from Republicans on how Trump is running the country
BBC News
What does Trump want with boat strike campaign?
The US has justified its air and naval campaign as necessary to fight drug smuggling into the US.
BBC News
Three killed in 'massive' Russian strikes on Kyiv, officials say
At least 26 others have been injured in drone and missile strikes across Ukraine, officials say.
BBC News
Trump rolls back tariffs on dozens of food products
The executive order allowing products like coffee and bananas to escape tariffs comes as the Trump administration faces mounting pressure over rising prices.
BBC News
New photo released for King's 77th birthday
The picture shows the king at his Sandringham estate in Norfolk, holding a shepherd's crook.
BBC News
Emails highlight Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon relationship
New documents show the pair discussing travel arrangements and UK politics in messages from 2018.
BBC News
Trump to order investigation into Epstein's alleged ties with Clinton and banks
Trump said on social media he was seeking investigations into Clinton, Larry Summers as well as JP Morgan and other major banks.
BBC News
Trump misses cut despite improvement on LPGA debut
Kai Trump misses the cut on her LPGA debut with a five-over 75 leaving her on 18 over par overall at the Annika tournament in Florida.
BBC News by Steven Sutcliffe
BBC now faces tough legal battle with world's most powerful man. What happens next?
Anyone who thought an apology to Donald Trump was going to stop his threat of a lawsuit was deluded, writes Culture and Media Editor Katie Razzall.
BBC News
Trump targets longtime MAGA ally Marjorie Taylor Greene
The Georgia congresswoman has criticised Trump's focus on foreign policy and handling of Jeffrey Epstein files.
BBC News
Epstein files: Who else was mentioned?
Michael Wolff, Larry Summers, Peter Thiel - who are some of the other names mentioned in the newly released files?
BBC News
The US will help South Korea build nuclear 'attack' submarines - here's what that means
The agreement comes amid a period of growing geopolitical tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
BBC News
Thousands protest against government in Mexico over violent crime
The protest comes weeks after the murder of Carlos Manzo, the mayor of Uruapan.
BBC News
Federal agents launch immigration crackdown in city of Charlotte
Operation "Charlotte's Web" is part of Donald Trump’s attempt to deliver "the largest deportation programme" in US history.
BBC News
'We're just going to go through this again': Americans fear second government shutdown
With the funding deal due to expire at the end of January, Americans are saving up to cope with no income again.
BBC News
Selby beats Trump to take Champion of Champions title
Four-time world champion Mark Selby beats Judd Trump to take the Champion of Champions title for the first time in his career.
BBC News by Tom Rostance
Trump calls on House Republicans to release Epstein files
'We have nothing to hide," Trump wrote on Truth Social, in reversal after days of fighting proposal to make more of the Epstein files public.
BBC News
China's investment spree in UK gave it access to military-grade technology, BBC told
Tens of billions of pounds has been spent by the Chinese in the UK since 2000, Panorama has learned.
BBC News
When is the Epstein files vote - and what happens next?
There are still procedural and legal hurdles to cross before the files can be released to the public.
BBC News
A Chinese firm bought an insurer for CIA agents - part of Beijing's trillion dollar spending spree
When an insurer for FBI and CIA agents was sold to a Chinese entity, it led the US to tighten investment laws.
BBC News by BBC
The oil pipeline feud testing Canada's global ambitions
The rift between two provinces at odds over a proposed pipeline is straining Canada's unity as it seeks to become an energy superpower.
BBC News
US will give visa appointment priority to World Cup ticket holders
The Fifa Pass scheme will allow ticket holders to get faster appointments at US embassies
BBC News
'Things happen' - Trump defends Saudi crown prince over Khashoggi killing
The US president's claims that the crown prince "knew nothing" contradict the CIA's own assessment.
BBC News
Cristiano Ronaldo to visit White House on same day as Saudi crown prince
The Portuguese player is being paid handsomely to be part of the gulf state's modernisation plan.
BBC News
KPop Demon Hunters star on how her life mirrored main character's journey
Korean-American actress Arden Cho tells BBC Global Women she struggled to feel accepted while growing up in Texas.
BBC News
Shelters plea for Gazans as winter rains raise fears of more disease and death
Displaced Palestinians face life-threatening conditions, as aid agencies appeal for more shelters to be allowed in.
BBC News
'Quiet, piggy': Trump responds to reporter after Epstein question
The president made the comment to a female reporter while speaking to the press on Air Force One on Friday.
BBC News
Zelensky to meet Trump envoy as Ukraine seeks to 'intensify' peace talks
Ukraine's president says he wants to "intensify" peace talks nearly four years after Moscow's invasion.
BBC News
Ex-Harvard president Larry Summers steps back from public role after Epstein email release
The former US treasury secretary says he is "ashamed" of his emails to Jeffrey Epstein.
BBC News
Judge rules Meta doesn't have monopoly after Instagram, WhatsApp acquisitions
The decision allows Instagram's parent company to avoid the prospect of the company breaking up
BBC News
Epstein saga reveals Republican rifts - and the power of Trump's base
The votes in Congress to release more files came after the president faced pressure from within his own party.
BBC News
US military officials in Ukraine for talks on ending war
It comes amid reports the US and Russia have prepared a 28-point peace plan, allegedly containing major concessions for Ukraine.
BBC News
Trump signs bill ordering justice department to release Epstein files
The bill gives the US Justice Department 30 days to release all the files in a searchable format.
BBC News
Zelensky to speak with Trump after US proposes Russia-Ukraine peace plan
The plan was reportedly drafted by US and Russian officials, without Ukraine's involvement.
BBC News
Bush lauds Dick Cheney as a 'thinker and listener' at funeral
Cheney died aged 84 from complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease in early November.
BBC News
More than 250 arrested in Charlotte as US immigration crackdown escalates
Charlotte's Democratic leaders say border agents are "stoking fear" in the city.
BBC News
'I'll be cheering for him': Takeaways from Trump and Mamdani's surprisingly cordial meeting
It was billed as potentially the political showdown of the year. Instead, both men gave one another praise.
BBC News
What we know about leaked US draft plan to end Russia's Ukraine war
There are 28 key points and while several on the face of it could be acceptable to Ukraine, others cross Kyiv's red lines.
BBC News
Starmer defends G20 trip to South Africa despite Trump's absence
The PM is aiming to support British business on his trip to Johannesburg.
BBC News
BBC board member resigns and criticises 'governance issues' at top of corporation
Shumeet Banerji leaves his position on the BBC board.
BBC News
Zelensky warns Ukraine risks losing US support over White House peace plan
Vladimir Putin says the plan could be the "basis" for peace but warns Russia is prepared to fight on.
BBC News
New US rules say countries with diversity policies are infringing human rights
US officials say the rules will stop "destructive ideologies" but others argue it is redefining human rights principles for Trump's goals.
BBC News
Venezuela says opposition leader will become fugitive if she collects Nobel
María Corina Machado may not be able to return if she goes to Norway for prize-giving, attorney general says.
BBC News
Family of missing Colombian seek answers after US strike on alleged drug boat
Lizbeth Perez's uncle has not been seen since a boat was hit in international waters in September.
BBC News
Russia yet to receive anything official from US on peace plan, Kremlin says
The draft provisions come across as heavily slanted towards Moscow, but Volodymyr Zelensky says he is ready to work with the US.
BBC News
Trump's growing impatience to end Ukraine war is a concern for Kyiv
The US is working to a quick timetable to push through the deal, which appears to heavily reflect many of Moscow's demands.
BBC News
Students 'anxious but hopeful' at mock COP30 talks
Students played the roles of different countries, made speeches, and "negotiated" to strike deals.
BBC News
India's delayed action plan raises eyebrows at COP30 climate summit
India says it has met a key target of its previous climate action plan, but many say it needs to do more.
BBC News
The Christian converts the US is deporting back to Iran
While Donald Trump admonishes Nigeria for persecuting Christians, Christian converts tell the BBC they live in fear of being deported to Iran from the US.
BBC News
Ukraine allies to hold talks at G20 on White House peace plan
The gathering in South Africa comes as US President Donald Trump gives Ukraine until Thursday to agree to the deal.
BBC News
Nigeria sees one of worst mass abductions as 315 taken from school
The kidnapping comes amid a surge of attacks by armed groups in the African nation.
BBC News
US insists it authored Ukraine peace plan ahead of talks on ending war
A group of US lawmakers say the secretary of state told them the draft did not reflect Washington's position. Marco Rubio has distanced himself from those...
BBC News by James Chater; Jaroslav Lukiv
G20 summit boycotted by US closes in South Africa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says there is a "renewed commitment to multilateral co-operation".
BBC News
'We worry more about food' say Venezuelans living under threat of US military action
While the US escalates a military threat in nearby waters, Venezuelans say the real enemy of the people is a sharp rise in food prices.
BBC News
COP30 - Five key takeaways from a deeply divisive climate summit
What did we learn from a climate summit that ended in a deal with no new mention of fossil fuels?
BBC News
White's UK hopes ended by Szubarczyk, 14, as Pullen makes 147
Jimmy White is knocked out in the first round of qualifying for this year's UK Championship by 14-year-old Michal Szubarczyk in Wigan.
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Key figures in BBC crisis to be questioned by MPs
A former adviser, whose memo sparked resignations from the BBC's director general and head of news, will take questions publicly for the first time.
BBC News
How X's new location feature exposed big US politics accounts
Dozens of pro-Trump accounts are being accused of misleading followers after the social media site began showing user locations.
BBC News
Updated peace plan could be a deal Ukraine will take - eventually
The proposed plan is said to have been significantly changed since Sunday - but key sticking points are likely to remain.
BBC News
Zelensky warns against giving away territory as latest Ukraine talks end
Talks in Geneva between US and Ukrainian officals have ended with "progress" made - but sticking points remain.
BBC News
Gaza food kitchens still missing essential products despite ceasefire
Israel is allowing more food into Gaza, but aid workers say vital ingredients needed to improve people's diets are still missing.
BBC News
What happens next for Marjorie Taylor Greene after exit from Congress?
The former Trump ally has decided to end her time in Congress early after a public fallout with the president.
BBC News
Trump moves to designate some Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist groups
The executive order calls for a report into whether to label the group a terrorist organisation.
BBC News
Historian criticises BBC for removing Trump line from Radio 4 lecture
Rutger Bregman says he is "genuinely dismayed" after a line about the US president was edited out.
BBC News
What comes next in the James Comey and Letitia James cases?
The government could appeal or attempt to retry the cases after a judge threw out the indictments
BBC News
Russia and Ukraine trade deadly strikes overnight
The attacks hit several residential buildings in Kyiv and killed two people, while Russia's Rostov region reported three deaths.
BBC News
Where peace stands in Ukraine after frantic diplomacy
The Trump administration seems serious about reaching a deal despite all the apparent chaos around its efforts.
BBC News
Georgia prosecutor drops 2020 election interference case against Trump
The state charges were part of the last remaining criminal case against the US president stemming from the 2020 election.
BBC News
The looming election Trump can't afford to lose
In a Tennessee district Trump won by 22% last year, the result could prompt Republican panic at a time when Trump is vulnerable.
BBC News
Foreign tourists to pay extra fee to visit US national parks
Non-residents will soon have to pay a higher price to enter 11 of the United States' most popular parks.
BBC News
Palestinian-US teen held by Israel for nine months without charge due in court
Mohammed Ibrahim, 16, from Florida, was detained by Israeli soldiers while on holiday in the occupied West Bank.
BBC News
Palestinian-US teen freed after nine months in Israeli jail
Mohammed Ibrahim, now 16, was on holiday from Florida when he was arrested for allegedly throwing rocks at Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank.
BBC News
Putin doubles down on demands for Ukrainian territory ahead of talks with US in Moscow
The Russian president confirmed a US delegation is expected for talks in Moscow next week.
BBC News
'This is no life': Security and long-held views shattered in south Lebanon amid Israeli strikes
A year on from a ceasefire in Lebanon, Israel is continuing attacks on what it says are Hezbollah's efforts to recover from their war.
BBC News
US suspends immigration requests for Afghans after National Guard shooting
The alleged gunman in the Washington shooting is an Afghan national who entered the US in September 2021.
BBC News
Two National Guard members in critical condition after shooting near White House
The lone suspect - whose motive is unknown - is in custody after opening fire on the soldiers, before being subdued.
BBC News
Venezuela bans six major airlines as tensions escalate
The affected carriers ceased flying to Venezuela after the US warned of heightened military activity.
BBC News
LIV spending 'irrational' sums of money - McIlroy
Rory McIlroy believes "irrational" spending from the LIV series has created a fracture in golf that will be difficult to repair.
BBC News by Bobbie Jackson
Trump says US will 'permanently pause migration' from 'third world countries'
The president did not name which countries would be affected, but vowed to remove anyone "not a net asset" to the US.
BBC News
Afghans in US issue plea to Trump after Washington DC shooting
People who left Afghanistan urge the US president not to toughen his stance after an attack allegedly carried out by an Afghan national.
BBC News
Hungary's Orban defies EU partners and meets Putin again in Moscow
Russia's leader praised what he called Orban's "balanced position on the situation in Ukraine".
BBC News
Consider airspace around Venezuela closed, Trump says
The US cannot legally close another country's airspace, but Trump's comments could deter airlines from operating in Venezuela.
BBC News
Why the rich and powerful couldn't say no to Epstein
The late sex offender maintained contact with wealthy and influential people even after his first conviction.
BBC News
Ukraine talks 'productive' but more work needed, Rubio says
American and Ukrainian delegations meet in Florida to discuss the outlines of a peace deal with Russia.
BBC News
Benjamin Netanyahu seeks pardon from Israel's president
"An immediate end to the trial would greatly help lower the flames and promote broad reconciliation," Israel's PM says.
BBC News
Americanswers… On 5 Live! Why has the US been accused of war crimes off the Venezuelan coast?
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has called the claims “fake news”
BBC News
US Navy commander ordered second Venezuela boat strike, White House says
The White House confirmed the second strikes on 2 September, but denied reports that Defence Secretary Hegseth said "kill everybody" on board the vessel.
BBC News by Brandon Drenon - BBC News
US lawmakers demand answers over Hegseth Venezuela boat strike claims
Concern over media reports that the US military carried out a second strike killing survivors on a suspected drug boat prompts a bipartisan inquiry.
BBC News
Four dead in Russian attack as diplomatic efforts to end war continue
As US negotiating teams continue to hold talks with Moscow and Kyiv, Russia's attacks on Ukraine continue.
BBC News
Ukrainian President Zelensky set for visit to Republic of Ireland
It will be the first official visit to Ireland by a Ukrainian president and first lady.
BBC News
National Guard shooting suspect charged with murder
According to a criminal complaint, Rahmanullah Lakanwal shouted "Allahu Akbar" as he fired and was reloading when a Guard member shot him.
BBC News
Ukraine in maps: Tracking the war with Russia
How Russia's gradual gains in the face of fierce Ukrainian opposition have affected the front line in recent months.
BBC News by the Visual Journalism team - BBC News
Putin meets Trump negotiators in Moscow for Ukraine peace talks
Kremlin officials described the five hours of negotiations as "productive".
BBC News
What is Honduras ex-president accused of and why has Trump pardoned him?
Juan Orlando Hernández, once called the key figure in a drug trafficking scheme that flooded America with over 400 tonnes of cocaine, walks free after the pardon.
BBC News
US cancels citizenship ceremonies for migrants from travel ban countries
It is the latest part of the Trump administration's renewed immigration crackdown in the wake of a deadly DC shooting.
BBC News
Did Donald Trump fall asleep at a cabinet meeting?
And why is Pete Hegseth blaming the “fog of war”?
BBC News
William and Kate greet German president on first state visit in 27 years
Germany's president will receive a ceremonial welcome from the King and a state banquet in Windsor Castle.
BBC News
Trump says he doesn't want Somalis in US as ICE plans Minnesota operation
The president says the US will "go the wrong way if we keep taking in garbage into our country".
BBC News
Previously unseen images of Epstein's island released
The new images come as a deadline for the broader release of documents held by the US government looms.
BBC News
Trump says he is pardoning Democratic congressman in bribery case
Trump says he will issue a "full and unconditional" pardon of the Texas representative and his wife.
BBC News
Stop wasting the world's time, Ukraine tells Putin after US talks in Moscow
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha spoke after high-stakes talks on ending the war failed to produce tangible results.
BBC News
Israel says Rafah crossing to open soon to let Palestinians leave Gaza via Egypt
Egypt denies it is co-ordinating with Israel to reopen the crossing, insisting that passage should be in both directions.
BBC News
Putin says Russia disagrees with parts of US plan to end Ukraine war
The Russian leader's comments come as US and Ukrainian negotiators are due to hold a new round of talks.
BBC News
Suspect arrested in pipe bomb incident on eve of Jan 6, ending years-long manhunt
The bombs were placed the night before the 6 January riots, and were discovered as rioters began to storm the Capitol.
BBC News
Boat strike briefings help Hegseth - but shipwreck video release may hurt
Republicans and Democrats agreed he didn't order killing everyone on an alleged drug boat. That's where the consensus ended.
BBC News
Trump to host signing of peace deal between leaders of DR Congo and Rwanda
The US president hopes that a peace deal will pave the way for greater American investment in the resource-rich region.
BBC News
Prominent anti-Hamas militia leader Yasser Abu Shabab killed in Gaza
His Popular Forces group says Abu Shabab was shot while attempting to resolve a family dispute and not killed by Hamas.
BBC News
US Supreme Court agrees to hear case challenging birthright citizenship
Donald Trump's controversial executive order to end birthright citizenship had been rejected by lower courts.
BBC News
Putin says Russia ready to supply 'uninterrupted' fuel to India
Deals have been signed in civil nuclear energy and critical minerals during the Russian PM's stay in India.
BBC News
Deep-sea mining tests impact over a third of seabed animals - scientists
The findings contribute to a controversial debate that pits green technology against the environment.
BBC News
Trump sweeps Ding aside to reach UK semi-finals
Defending champion Judd Trump moves into the semi-finals of the UK Championship with a comfortable 6-2 victory over three-time winner Ding Junhui.
BBC News by Steve Sutcliffe
President Trump wins inaugural Fifa Peace Prize
President of the United States Donald Trump has been awarded the inaugural Fifa Peace Prize ahead of the draw for the 2026 Fifa World Cup.
BBC News by Emma Smith
US National Park Service removes free entry on MLK Day and Juneteenth
The Trump administration is adding Flag Day, which is also President Trump's birthday, to its list of fee-free entry days at national parks.
BBC News
Israel's PM says second phase of Gaza peace plan is close
Benjamin Netanyahu expects to move to the second phase "very shortly", as a Hamas official suggests it is ready to consider "freezing or storing" its weapons.
BBC News
Jeremy Bowen: Syria feels lighter without the Assads' crushing weight - but now there are new problems
One year into his rule Syria's leader has won over Trump and much of the West, but at home people know his weaknesses
BBC News
US Supreme Court hears fight over Trump's power to fire federal agency official
The court is hearing arguments in Trump v Slaughter - a case that could have major implications for the independence of some federal agencies.
BBC News
White South Africans divided on US refugee offer
Donald Trump says white South Africans are being persecuted and so qualify for asylum but black farmers are also being killed.
BBC News
Three-year-old girl killed in Gaza by Israeli forces, local sources say
The child was reportedly playing near her family's tent in Mawasi Rafah when she was shot.
BBC News
Trump criticises 'weak' European leaders over Ukraine and immigration
US president Donald Trump claims European leaders are weak and have failed to control migration.
BBC News
US deports second group of Iranian nationals, officials say
A chartered plane carrying more than 50 Iranians flew out of Mesa, Arizona, on Sunday.
BBC News
Sacked agents sue FBI, saying they were punished for taking the knee
The group say adopting a gesture used by protesters helped to defuse tensions during a 2020 demonstration.
BBC News
UN environment report 'hijacked' by US and others over fossil fuels, top scientist says
The US and other governments derailed agreement on a global environment study, it's co-chair says.
BBC News
Ukraine at critical moment, European leaders say after Trump call
"Intensive work" is continuing, the leaders of Britain, France and Germany say after a joint call with Donald Trump.
BBC News by Jaroslav Lukiv; Chris Mason - Political editor
Why Thailand and Cambodia are fighting again after Trump ceasefire
Between the neighbours is a gulf of mistrust that has proven near impossible to bridge.
BBC News
Elon Musk says Doge was 'somewhat successful' but he would not do it again
The Tesla boss says instead of leading the Department of Government Efficiency, he could have been working for his companies.
BBC News
US could ask foreign tourists for five-year social media history before entry
The plan would affect people from countries, including the UK, which can fill out a form in lieu of a visa.
BBC News
How long Britain could really fight for if war broke out tomorrow
In the event of a war, one expert suggests the British Army could be incapable of fighting effectively on land within weeks, once committed - though 'much depends on the form of the conflict'.
BBC News
Trump launches $1m 'gold card' immigration visas
The special visas will be awarded to those who can show they can make a "substantial benefit" to the US.
BBC News
US sanctions six more ships after seizing oil tanker off Venezuela
The White House plans to move the tanker to a US port and seize the oil on board, a move Caracas has labelled as an act of "international piracy".
BBC News
Russia could attack Nato within five years, says alliance chief in stark new warning
Russian could attack Nato within five years, Mark Rutte said, warning allies to start ramping up preparations "now".
BBC News
US seizes oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, Trump says
Venezuela condemns the operation as an act of "international piracy", vowing never to be an "oil colony".
BBC News
María Corina Machado makes first public appearance in months in Oslo after Peace Prize win
The Venezuelan opposition leader traveled in a dramatic escape to Norway to address her supporters.
BBC News
Trump signs order to block states from enforcing own AI rules
California's governor Gavin Newsom issued a strongly-worded statement in response to the executive order.
BBC News
White House sued by historic preservation group over ballroom plans
The National Trust for Historic Preservation argues the White House failed to seek necessary reviews before demolishing the historic East Wing.
BBC News
Flood misery for Gazans awaiting next stage of peace plan
Gazans in tents have been hit by heavy rain as failure to find last Israeli hostage risks derailing peace plan.
BBC News
Russia hits back at Europe's big plan to loan Moscow's frozen cash to Ukraine
Russia's central bank says it is suing Belgium's Euroclear in court following an EU bid to use Russian assets to aid Ukraine.
BBC News by Paul Kirby - Europe digital editor
Maduro says Trump wants Venezuela's oil. But is that the real US goal?
The South American nation's output has plummeted and restoring its former glory would be a heavy lift.
BBC News
RSF commander linked by BBC Verify to Sudan massacre sanctioned in UK
The UK accuses Al-Fateh Abdullah Idris, also known as Abu Lulu, of committing acts of violence against civilians.
BBC News
US TikTok investors in limbo as deal set to be delayed again
A deal to sell TikTok has remained elusive, despite earlier claims that a deal was done.
BBC News
Trump's 'historic' peace deal for DR Congo shattered after rebels seize key city
The recent Washington Accord was hailed as "historic" by the US president but the fighting continues.
BBC News
As Trump targets Venezuela, its allies Russia and China show little signs of support
Experts say that Russian and Chinese support for Venezuela has largely dried up, with no prospect of real military or financial aid.
BBC News
He was an Uber driver in the US. Now he's scared of jihadists after deportation to Somalia
As some Somali migrants fear what might happen next, the BBC speaks to one deportee in Mogadishu.
BBC News
What we know so far about the Brown University shooting
Police are searching for the suspect after a gunman opened fire in a classroom, killing two and injuring nine others in Providence, Rhode Island.
BBC News
The difficult question of what it would take to stop Putin fighting in Ukraine
As peace talks continue in Berlin, what - if anything - could potentially change Putin's mind? And could Europe do anything differently?
BBC News
Chile elects far-right José Antonio Kast as next president
Many believe Kast will be the most right-wing president since Augusto Pinochet, who oversaw a 17-year dictatorship in Chile from 1973.
BBC News
How the Maga world became divided - and what it means for Trump
The next presidential election may seem a long way off, but current frictions within Trump’s coalition suggest the jockeying to succeed Trump is well under way
BBC News
Fear of crime and migration fuels Chile's swing to the right
Chile has become the latest country in the region to elect a right-wing president.
BBC News
Trump sues BBC for defamation over Panorama speech edit
Trump has requested billions of dollars in damages, according to court documents filed in Florida.
BBC News
Trump defends his criticism of killed Hollywood director Rob Reiner
Reiner was a longtime Democrat, liberal activist and outspoken opponent of the US president.
BBC News
US, UK urge Xi to release Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai
Trump says he has asked China's Xi to "consider" releasing the Hong Kong pro-democracy tycoon.
BBC News
No vote coming on extending healthcare subsidies, US House Speaker says
Healthcare subsidies for millions of Americans are all but certain to expire in the new year as Mike Johnson confirms the US House won't vote on extension.
BBC News by Ana Faguy - on Capitol Hill
'Best of our country': Australian PM visits Bondi hero in hospital
"Your heart is strong", Anthony Albanese tells the father-of-two, calling him "a true Australian hero".
BBC News
Trump orders blockade of sanctioned oil tankers in and out of Venezuela
It comes a week after the US seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela and as the Trump administration increases pressure on the country's government.
BBC News
US military build-up in Caribbean has shadows of the past - but differences are stark
A look at the similarities and differences between the current US-Venezuela tensions and the 1989 invasion of Panama.
BBC News
Dan Bongino stepping down as FBI deputy director
The ex-podcast host "wants to go back to his show", President Trump said on Wednesday.
BBC News
Jack Smith defends Trump prosecutions in testimony to Congress
The former US Special Counsel is facing questions about his two defunct criminal investigations into President Donald Trump.
BBC News
Nato pledge to increase defence spending is Trump's biggest foreign policy success, Rutte tells BBC
The Nato chief said Nato countries' pledge to spend 5% of GDP on defence is Donald Trump's "biggest foreign policy success".
BBC News
Kennedy Center to be renamed Trump-Kennedy Center, White House says
The board of the performing arts centre voted to name it after President Donald Trump, rebranding it the 'Trump-Kennedy Center', press secretary Karoline Leavitt says.
BBC News
Trump announces 'warrior dividend' payments for troops
In an address to the nation, Trump touted his economic record and blamed Democrats for lingering economic pain.
BBC News
Democrats release latest batch of Epstein photos as justice department deadline looms
The materials include photos of women's passports, and Lolita quotes written across a woman's body.
BBC News
In this secret missile factory, Ukraine is ramping up its domestic arms industry
The BBC goes to a secret Ukrainian factory, where they are manufacturing new long-range missiles.
BBC News
UK to name Christian Turner as new ambassador to US
Turner has spent a nearly 30-year career working across Whitehall and the Foreign Office.
BBC News
Pope Leo names Ronald Hicks next archbishop of New York
The 58-year-old from Chicago will replace Cardinal Timothy Dolan to lead New York's 2.5 million Catholics.
BBC News
Thailand bombs near Cambodia's Poipet border crossing
The bombings come as renewed border clashes show no sign of letting up between the two countries.
BBC News
BBC Inside Science
President Trump continues to shake up science. We look at the impact it’s already having.
BBC News
Fraught EU summit backs Ukraine but divisions are clear
EU leaders agreed to loan Ukraine €90bn to stay financially afloat for the next two years.
BBC News
Trump officials to release only some Epstein files as midnight deadline looms
The Friday deadline was mandated by a bill that got near-unanimous support in Congress, and was later signed into law by President Donald Trump.
BBC News
TikTok owner signs deal to sell US business
The deal would end years of efforts by Washington to force ByteDance to sell its US operations.
BBC News
US carries out 'massive' strike against IS in Syria
The US says it is acting in response to last week's deadly Islamic State attack on American forces in Syria.
BBC News
US suspends green card lottery scheme after Brown shooting
The suspect in the university shooting and the murder of an MIT professor entered the US via the scheme.
BBC News
Will the TikTok deal mean the app changes in the US?
The app's Chinese owner ByteDance has signed a deal with investors to run its business in the US.
BBC News
Who and what is in the Epstein files?
High-profile figures, including Bill Clinton and Michael Jackson, can be seen in the long-awaited files.
BBC News
US seizes vessel in international waters off Venezuela's coast, officials say
The move comes after US President Donald Trump ordered a "blockade" of sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela.
BBC News
Survivors and lawmakers voice frustration over partial Epstein file release
US lawmakers who pushed for the documents to be made public have criticised the initial release as incomplete.
BBC News
This billionaire tested China's limits. It cost him his freedom
Lai, who is facing life in prison, always said he owed Hong Kong, a city that had given him "everything".
BBC News
US pursuing third oil tanker linked to Venezuela, official tells CBS
The move comes days after President Donald Trump said that he was ordering a blockade of sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela.
BBC News
Israel approves 19 new settlements in occupied West Bank
Far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the move was about blocking the establishment of a Palestinian state.
BBC News
How Israel's grassroots hostage families group became a powerful international force
With just one hostage left in Gaza, members of the forum reflect on its influence in Israel and abroad.
BBC News
Trump names envoy to Greenland, sparking fresh row with Denmark
Denmark warns Washington to respect its sovereignty, while Greenland says it will decide its own future.
BBC News
US pauses offshore wind projects over security concerns
The Trump administration has long opposed wind power, most often citing cost and reliability concerns.
BBC News
Trump's appointment of Greenland envoy sparks fresh row with Denmark
The BBC's diplomatic correspondent James Landale explains how Trump's appoinment of a special envoy to Greenland has shaken diplomatic with Denmark.
BBC News
Ros Atkins on… the oil tanker being pursued by the US
The BBC’s Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at what we know about the "active pursuit" of an oil tanker by the US Coast Guard off the coast of Venezuela.
BBC News
US and Ukraine call Miami talks productive despite no breakthrough
Donald Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, issued a statement with the top Ukrainian negotiator after discussing the latest peace plans.
BBC News
Trump unveils plans for 'Golden Fleet' battleships named after himself
The US president has vowed to revive American shipbuilding after lagging behind China in naval capacity.
BBC News
Trump says US will keep or sell oil seized from Venezuela
The US president also says the US intends to keep the tankers it has intercepted off the coast of Venezuela.
BBC News
Trump travelled on Epstein's plane more than previously thought, prosecutor says
The US president has long denied any wrongdoing in relation to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
BBC News
'Inappropriate friends' email from 'Balmoral' among Epstein release
A newly released email sent to Ghislane Maxwell from "A" is among the latest set of Epstein files released by the US' House Committee on Oversight and Reform.
BBC News
Officials discover a million more documents potentially related to Epstein case
The US Department of Justice says reviewing the material could delay release by a "few more weeks".
BBC News
Venezuela accuses US of 'extortion' over seizure of oil tankers
An emergency meeting of the UN Security Council was called to discuss the US seizure of two tankers.
BBC News
Trump trips, a fake video and 10 possible co-conspirators - Takeaways from new Epstein files
The largest release of Epstein-related documents yet from the justice department included some notable messages and several mentions of Trump.
BBC News
Have the American Pope and the American administration fallen out?
Why the Catholic Church and Donald Trump’s government are at odds over immigration policy.
BBC News
Brazil's Supreme Court allows Bolsonaro to leave prison for surgery
Former president is granted permission to leave jail for a hernia operation on Christmas Day.
BBC News
US judge blocks detention of British social media campaigner
Imran Ahmed was among five people accused of seeking to "coerce" US firms into censoring free speech.
BBC News
Zelensky plans to meet Trump on Sunday for talks on ending Russian war
The Ukrainian leader says he will see the US president in Florida to discuss a US plan aimed at ending Russia's war.
BBC News
Thailand and Cambodia agree ceasefire after weeks of deadly clashes
Almost one million people have been displaced since hostilities resumed earlier this month.
BBC News
Kennedy Center seeks $1m from musician who cancelled after Trump name added to venue
Drummer Chuck Redd reportedly called off his Christmas Eve performance after a vote by the board to rename the site.
BBC News by Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu
Trump and Zelensky appear more upbeat - but show little evidence that peace is near
Although both leaders express optimism in Florida there is no indication of progress, writes the BBC's Vitaliy Shevchenko.
BBC News
Ukraine denies drone attack on Putin's residence
Russia has accused Ukraine of targeting a presidential residence, which President Zelensky called "typical Russian lies".
BBC News
US pledges $2bn for humanitarian aid, but tells UN 'adapt or die'
The pledge was welcomed by the UN, but comes after previous major cuts to US funding for humanitarian operations.
BBC News
John Simpson: 'I've reported on 40 wars but I've never seen a year like 2025'
2025 has been a year of multiple major conflicts and it is becoming clear that one of them has geopolitical implications of unparalleled importance.
BBC News
Thailand accuses Cambodia of breaking newly signed ceasefire deal
The ceasefire took effect at noon local time (05:00 GMT) on Saturday.
BBC News
More artists cancel Kennedy Center shows after Trump name change
A jazz group cancels their New Year’s Eve shows at the Washington arts institution, days after a Christmas Eve concert was called off.
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Protests spread across Iran for third day after currency hits record low
The protests began on Sunday after shopkeepers in Tehran staged a strike when the Iranian rial hit a record low against the US dollar.
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The fight over Christian nationalism in a small Tennessee town
A controversy kicked off after two religious podcasters moved into an Appalachian hill town deep in the Bible Belt.
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Russia's losses in Ukraine rise faster than ever, as US pushes for peace deal
A steep rise in soldiers' obituaries is documented by the BBC as part of its work in counting Russian war losses.
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Russian claims of Ukrainian attack on government sites 'unfounded', EU's top diplomat says
It comes after Russia claimed Ukraine had attempted to launch a drone strike on one of Putin's residences.
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Zelensky says peace deal is 90% ready in New Year address
Russian President Vladimir Putin used his New Year speech to tell troops that he "believed in you and our victory" in Ukraine.
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Social media fuelled Mamdani's rise. Can he keep the momentum as New York mayor?
To succeed in office he will need to keep his supporters engaged with day-to-day governing, experts say.
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Trump says health is 'perfect' amid aging concerns
In an interview about his health, Trump talked about using hand makeup, getting by on little sleep and taking lots of aspirin.
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Trump warns Iranian authorities against killing protesters
The US president says "we are locked and loaded and ready to go", amid continuing mass unrest in Iran.
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Maduro says Venezuela open to US talks on drug trafficking
In an interview with state TV, the Venezuelan president also evaded a question about an attack in his country claimed by the US.
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Trump's move to topple Maduro is fraught with risk - what happens next is unclear
Will the US push for elections or will it try to depose more members of the government, asks the BBC's Ione Wells.
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I woke to a huge bang - nothing has been normal since
There is a great sense of uncertainty here over what might happen next, writes BBC producer in Caracas.
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Trump threat to intervene over protests 'reckless', says Iran foreign minister
Trump warned Iran's authorities against killing peaceful protesters, saying Washington "will come to their rescue".
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Venezuela could now define Trump's legacy - and America's place in the world
Removing a leader and pledging to rebuild a country represents a major shift in Trump's America First vision, writes Anthony Zurcher.
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Reporter in Caracas describes hearing loud bangs and planes
Ana Vanessa Herrero is in Caracas and says she began hearing planes at 02:00 local time.
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Family of UK couple held in Iran take petition to No 10
Lindsay and Craig Foreman were taken into custody a year ago during a world motorcycle tour.
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Trump on Venezuela: 'We are going to run the country'
President Donald Trump announced that the US will run Venezuela until a 'proper transition can take place.'
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Four challenges facing New York City Mayor Mamdani
Can the Democratic socialist deliver on the big cost-of-living promises that propelled him to victory?
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Bowen: Trump's action could set precedent for authoritarian powers across globe
Trump seems to believe he makes the rules and others cannot have the same privileges.
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'Deeply shocked': World leaders react to US attack on Venezuela
Leaders from around the world have responded with mixed reactions after a large-scale strike on Venezuela and Maduro's capture by the US.
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Wicked composer latest to cancel Kennedy Center gig after Trump name change
Stephen Schwartz says he will not appear at the arts venue as it "has now become an ideological statement".
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From Caracas 'fort' to New York court: Maduro's capture in pictures and maps
An elite unit of the US army captured the Venezuelan leader in an extraordinary operation that can be followed through photos, satellite images and maps.
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'A long road ahead': Venezuelans react to Maduro's arrest with hope and worry
Caracas residents worry about what comes after US intervention in their country amid a tense political climate.
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Can Donald Trump be compared to Julius Caesar?
Historian Tom Holland answers your questions about President Trump, cricket and Spiderman
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Which countries could be in Trump's sights after Venezuela?
Trump has made numerous threats against other nations in Washington's orbit.
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Trump's seizure of Maduro raises thorny legal questions, in US and abroad
US Attorney General Pam Bondi has said Maduro was brought to the US to "face justice". Some experts have concerns.
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Cuba defiant as it braces for post-Maduro era
The prospects for Cuba - a close ally of Nicolás Maduro's Venezuela - are now bleak, writes Will Grant.
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Venezuela swears in interim president after defiant Maduro pleads not guilty in US court
Delcy Rodriguez said she was pained by what she called the "kidnapping" of Maduro and his wife.
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US sharply criticised by foes and friends over Maduro seizure
The US taking of Venezuela's leader has faced strong criticism from both America's friends and foes.
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US discussing options to acquire Greenland, including use of military - White House
In a statement, the White House told the BBC that Trump had made clear that acquiring Greenland was a "national security priority".
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The painful questions for Nato and the EU as Trump threatens Greenland
Were Trump to make good on his ambition to bring Greenland under US control, would it mark not just an existential threat to Nato but also a major crisis for the EU?
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Trump aide says no-one will fight US over Greenland
Six European countries have issued a joint statement saying only Greenland and Denmark can decide on their future.
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Venezuelan security forces detain journalists as armed police patrol streets
Venezuelans describe their fear of speaking out as 14 media workers are detained and police check people's social media.
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Trump claims US oil firms could be 'up and running' in Venezuela within 18 months
Trump is open about his ambitions for scaled-up US operations, but analysts say such plans would take time.
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How could Donald Trump 'take' Greenland?
The White House says it is considering a range of options to take the island, including deploying the military.
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Opposition leader Machado says she should be in charge of Venezuela
President Trump has publicly dismissed the Nobel winner Machado saying she doesn't have local support and respect.
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US seizes two 'shadow fleet' tankers linked to Venezuelan oil
The ships were boarded by US forces in predawn operations in the North Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea.
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Venezuela's interim leader sacks general in charge of Maduro's guard
General Javier Marcano Tábata was the commander of the inner circle of guards tasked with protecting Maduro.
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'We are not for sale': Greenlanders express fear and indignation as Trump eyes territory
Greenlanders tell the BBC they have no interest in becoming American as the White House restates its desire for annexation.
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US says it will discuss Greenland ownership with Denmark next week
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announces talks amid concerns over US claims to the Danish territory.
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The mineral riches hiding under Greenland's ice
The treasures beneath Greenland's icy terrain have been coveted for more than a century. But as Donald Trump becomes the latest to eye this wealth, accessing them remains a challenge.
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Masters snooker all you need to know and match schedule
Match schedule, top seeds, prize money, former winners and BBC coverage details as the 2026 Masters gets under way at Alexandra Palace in London.
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Two starkly opposed Americas laid bare by deadly ICE shooting
The incident is threatening to inflame a deeply contentious debate over immigration enforcement,
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Everything We Know About The Minneapolis ICE Shooting…So Far
A US citizen has been fatally shot by an immigration agent in Minnestota.
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What is ICE and what powers do its agents have to use force?
ICE is under scrutiny following the fatal shooting of Minneapolis woman Renee Nicole Good.
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Minnesota officials say FBI blocked their access to ICE shooting probe
Hundreds of people have taken to the streets of Minneapolis to protest the killing of 37-year-old Renee Good.
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Bowen: Trump risks pushing world back to age of empires
Donald Trump wants and needs quick victories. Taking Maduro is the decisive win he has craved, writes Jeremy Bowen.
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Paul Adams: Why Trump chose Delcy, not Machado
What is it about Delcy Rodríguez, deputy to ousted dictator Nicolás Maduro, that caught the eye of the Trump administration?
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Trump to meet Colombian president at White House in 'near future'
The US president described a call with Gustavo Petro as a "Great Honor", just days after saying a military operation in Colombia "sounds good".
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Who was Renee Nicole Good, the woman killed by ICE?
A mother of three and award-winning poet, Good's sudden death sparks protests across the US.
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Lebanese army says it has taken over security in Hezbollah-dominated south
The army says it has met its goal of clearing the area of non-state weapons but Israel calls the move "insufficient".
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Trump says US needs to 'own' Greenland to prevent Russia and China from taking it
We will do it "the easy way" or "the hard way", he said, but Denmark says the territory is not for sale.
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The continued mysteries surrounding the intelligence operation to capture Maduro
From intelligence sources to intricate mission plans, some details are becoming clearer - but many questions remain unanswered.
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There is a 'real threat' of US military action against Colombia, president tells BBC
Gustavo Petro tells the BBC's Ione Wells that the United States is treating other nations as part of a US "empire", after Trump threatened Colombia with military action.
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Iran leader says anti-government protesters are vandals trying to please Trump
The largest demonstrations in years have left at least 48 protesters dead, human rights groups say.
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Trump's grand plan to reshape the world order leaves Europe with a difficult choice to make
The turbocharged events in Venezuela through to discussions about Greenland all nods to the US’s shifting vision of the world order. And it leaves the EU with a pressing decision about whose influence to shelter under
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India pushes back at Trump aide's claim about US trade deal breakdown
India said the US commerce secretary's claims surrounding discussions with Trump were "not accurate".
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'He's crazy': BBC speaks to Greenlanders about Trump's threats
The BBC's Europe Editor Katya Adler visits the Artic island to ask what people think of the US president's plans.
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Russia hits Ukraine with rarely-used Oreshnik missile in fresh strikes
It is only the second time Moscow has deployed the hypersonic ballistic missile, which was first used to hit Dnipro in November.
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Iran medics describe overwhelmed hospitals as protests enter second week
There were signs authorities were intensifying their crackdown as protests entered their second week.
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Dozens arrested and one police officer injured in Minneapolis protests
Days after the death of Renee Good, protests continue in Minneapolis and cities across the US.
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Greenlanders unnerved as they find themselves in geopolitical storm
Islanders want a bigger say in their ties with Denmark, but also on the world stage too.
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Iran protesters defy crackdown as videos show violent clashes
Hundreds of protesters are believed to have been killed or injured, and many more detained.
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'I had no electricity for six months': American families struggle with soaring energy prices
Rising electricity costs have emerged as a key cost-of-living concern, pushing families further into debt.
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Lyse Doucet: Iran's rulers face biggest challenge since 1979 revolution
The authorities are responding to protests with a ferocious security crackdown and near total internet shutdown.
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Americanswers...On 5 Live! What do Americans really think of Donald Trump?
And does Trump have a plan for Iran?
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US justice department opens criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell
Powell called the probe "unprecedented" and came after his refusal to lower interest rates after demands by Donald Trump.
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Trump mulls 'very strong' military options as hundreds killed in Iran protests
The US president says Iranian leaders have called "to negotiate", but adds the US "may have to act" before a meeting.
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Trump to meet Venezuelan opposition leader Machado at the White House
Machado, the winner of 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, had offered to share the honour with Trump, an award the president has long coveted.
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BBC will aim to have Trump's $5bn defamation lawsuit thrown out
Court papers filed on Monday show the broadcaster will argue the Florida court lacks "personal jurisdiction" over the BBC.
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We choose Denmark over US, Greenland's PM says
It is the strongest statement by a leader of the Danish territory since US President Donald Trump renewed plans to annex it.
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More than 2,000 people reported killed at Iran protests as Trump says help 'on its way'
HRANA says it has confirmed the killing of 1,850 protesters during a crackdown by authorities, as the US president urges Iranians to keep demonstrating
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Trump administration moves to end deportation protection for Somalis
As the US cracks down on illegal immigration in Minneapolis, home to a large Somali community, it will end protections for many in the country legally.
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Kelly sues Hegseth over attempted demotion
The US senator and former Navy captain is contesting a move to review his retirement grade after he criticised the Trump administration.
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How will investigators determine if Minneapolis ICE shooting was justified?
Officials will examine video footage and policy guidelines as part of the investigation, experts told the BBC.
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Cold weather and data centres drive up US greenhouse gas emissions
US emissions of planet-warming gases rise for the first time in three years.
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Trump vows 'very strong action' if Iran executes protesters
Relatives of an arrested protester tell BBC Persian he is due to be executed on Wednesday, as the death toll from demonstrations reportedly exceeds 2,400.
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Greenland talks at the White House fail to resolve differences with Trump
Danish Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said a "fundamental disagreement" remains on a US takeover of Greenland.
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US Supreme Court appears likely to uphold restrictions on transgender athletes
Lawyers for trans athletes told the conservative-leaning court they were not asking for an “unfair biological advantage”.
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White House defends Trump over middle-finger gesture at heckler
The incident occurred while Trump toured a Ford factory in Michigan; the heckler says he has "no regrets".
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Only Trump can stop Putin, Polish president tells BBC
Europe should do everything it can to help the US president in his efforts to end the war in Ukraine, Karol Nawrocki said.
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Canada's Mark Carney faces delicate balancing act in China visit
The PM is seeking to deepen trade and repair ties with China after years of tense relations - without compromising national security or provoking the US.
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FBI searches home of Washington Post reporter in classified documents probe
Attorney General Bondi accused the journalist of reporting classified information allegedly leaked by a federal contractor, who she said has been arrested.
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Why two Canadian provinces are in a spat over Crown Royal whiskey
The UK-owned, Canadian-made whiskey is testing a united "Team Canada" approach in the face of US tariffs.
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K-pop drum duet between Japan and South Korea's leaders caps off summit talks
Leaders of the two East Asian nations played drums to hits from BTS and KPop Demon Hunters.
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Machado presented Trump with her Nobel medal at White House meeting
The Venezuelan opposition leader said she "presented" her Nobel medal to Trump, but did not say whether he accepted it.
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Troops and vessels from European Nato allies arrive in Greenland
The limited deployment involves Germany, France, Sweden, Norway, Finland, the Netherlands and the UK.
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Trump says Iran has 'no plan' to execute protesters
The US president does not rule out military action in Iran, as Tehran temporarily shuts its airspace to nearly all flights.
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Trump v China: How Oil Is Defining Great Power Politics
What is this new era of global politics and where it does it leave Europe?
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Trump aims to keep everyone guessing over Iran action
There were growing signs that US military action on Iran might be imminent, then the US president suddenly changed his tune.
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Europe allies begin Greenland military mission as Trump says US needs island
France says a 15-strong French military contingent has arrived in Nuuk as part of a so-called reconnaissance mission.
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Rift at top of the Taliban: BBC reveals clash of wills behind internet shutdown
The Taliban leader once warned of a split: A BBC investigation reveals how attitudes to women, the internet and religion are dividing the group at the very top.
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ICE agent shoots Minneapolis man in the leg
The City of Minneapolis confirmed a man was shot and taken to hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
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Blair and Rubio among names on Gaza 'Board of Peace'
The former UK prime minister and US secretary of state will sit on the "founding executive board", the White House says.
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What next for Iran's Supreme Leader?
Despite the bloodbath of recent weeks, Ayatollah Khamenei might think he must plough on with an iron fist
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Why is there so much international interest in Greenland?
The BBC's Europe Editor Katya Adler has been reporting from Greenland and dissects why the island has so much value in the eyes of President Trump.
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Machado vows to lead Venezuela 'when right time comes'
The opposition leader says she has a mandate to lead the country after the US seized its president.
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Cuba counts cost of alliance after 32 troops killed in Venezuela
The recent events in Venezuela have exposed the strategic risks of Cuba’s foreign entanglements.
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'I was hit in the face by pellets': Iranians on border describe violence and more protests
The BBC speaks to Iranians at the border with Iraq, as authorities continue to block the flow of information with an internet blackout.
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Who is Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's last shah?
He has been a prominent voice calling for protests against Iran's authoritarian regime to continue.
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Who else has been named to join Trump to oversee 'Gaza's stabilisation'?
The White House has released the names of those who will oversee the next phase of the US president's peace plan for Gaza.
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Paracetamol is safe in pregnancy, says study refuting Trump autism claims
Researchers say their gold-standard review should put an end to the debate over use of the common painkiller during pregnancy.
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Big names on Trump's peace panel face huge challenges in Gaza
Whatever the concerns and complexities, it remains the only plan in town, with many world leaders pledging to support it, writes John Sudworth.
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Greenland's people must decide its future, says Nandy
The culture secretary says Trump's plan to place tariffs on the UK and other allies over the issue is "deeply unhelpful".
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Trump’s Tariff Threats Over Greenland
The US president plans more tariffs on countries against his proposed Greenland takeover.
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Israel pushes back on Trump's picks for executives on Gaza 'Board of Peace'
Israel says it is unhappy it was not consulted, and Palestinians have also been critical.
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Around 1,500 soldiers on standby for deployment to Minneapolis, officials say
The troops are an option should Donald Trump decide to use them to quell anti-ICE protests in the city, an official tells CBS News.
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Faisal Islam: Trump's Greenland threats to allies are without parallel
The US president's latest threats will baffle the leaders of allied nations, writes the BBC's economics editor.
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Trump: “I No Longer Feel An Obligation To Think Purely Of Peace”
European leaders respond to President Trump’s tariff threat.
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US believes its power matters more than international law, UN chief tells BBC
António Guterres says Washington's "clear conviction" is that multilateral solutions are irrelevant.
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Trump links Greenland dispute to not getting Nobel Peace Prize
The US president says he no longer feels obliged to think only of peace, after not being awarded the annual prize.
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Trump says he will '100%' carry out Greenland tariffs threat, as EU vows to protect its interests
Denmark's foreign minister said the US president cannot "threaten his way to ownership of Greenland".
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Trump critics Green Day to play at Super Bowl
Green Day, who are vocal critics of United States President Donald Trump, will perform at the Super Bowl opening ceremony.
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Confronted over Greenland, Europe is ditching its softly-softly approach to Trump
Transatlantic relations aren't broken, though they are damaged. And if Europeans want to try to cut through with Trump, they'll have to stick together, writes Europe Editor Katya Adler
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Putin invited to join US-led Gaza 'Board of Peace', Trump says
Neither the Kremlin nor the US president has confirmed whether Putin has accepted the offer.
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Lyse Doucet: Trump is shaking the world order more than any president since WW2
Trump's demands over Greenland are a rude awakening in a moment fraught with risk.
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US second lady Usha Vance announces she is pregnant with fourth child
Vance posted on social media that she is looking forward to welcoming a boy in late July.
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Europe to suspend approval of US tariffs deal
The move follows renewed tensions between the US and EU, as Donald Trump pushes to acquire Greenland.
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Chris Mason: Latest twist in Trump diplomacy brings relief for Starmer
The row over Greenland risked uprooting the PM's carefully cultivated relationship with the US president.
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Faisal Islam: What it was like inside the room with Donald Trump at Davos
Faisal Islam said there was mixed reaction in the room during Trump's Davos speech.
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Fact-checking Trump's Davos speech
The US president made a series of contested claims, ranging from the status of Greenland to Nato spending.
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Why is Emmanuel Macron wearing sunglasses at Davos?
The French leader drew attention for his rebuke of Trump's tariff threat - and also his choice of eyewear.
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Trump doubles down on Greenland threats, saying there is 'no going back'
Trump is due to arrive at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Wednesday, where he said there are "a lot of meetings scheduled on Greenland".
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Watch: Faisal Islam considers how Trump's Davos speech was received
The BBC's Faisal Islam was in the room when President Trump told his audience that he would not use force in Greenland, but also launched a long argument for why the US should own it.
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'Minor electrical issue' on Air Force One delays Trump Davos visit
Journalists travelling with the president said the lights went out briefly in the press cabin.
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Trump's jibes are wearing thin for many of Europe's leaders
The ball is in the court of European leaders ahead of Thursday's emergency EU meeting in Brussels, writes Nick Beake.
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Ghislaine Maxwell agrees to testify before US Congress in Epstein probe
The convicted sex trafficker has previously said she would decline to answer questions unless she is granted immunity.
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Could US Congress stop Trump from taking over Greenland?
Some of the president's fellow Republicans oppose him - but it's not clear if they would join Democrats to block a takeover of the island.
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Trump drops tariffs threat over Greenland after Nato talks
In a speech in Davos, the US president said that he would not use force to take the island.
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What actually is Trump's 'Board of Peace'?
Trump has a bumper second day at Davos after Greendland 'deal'.
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Trump sparks anger over claim Nato troops avoided Afghanistan front line
The US president said allied troops had "stayed a little back" during the war in Afghanistan.
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What we know about Trump's 'framework of future deal' over Greenland
Denmark and Greenland have made it clear they will not relinquish sovereignty of the world's largest island.
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'Trump should apologise': Anger of veterans and relatives
A total of 457 British service personnel were killed fighting in Afghanistan.
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Trump backed down over Greenland because he heard UK’s concerns, says Lammy
The deputy PM says the US President rowed back on threats after UK stood up for Denmark's sovereignty.
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Russia, Ukraine and US to hold trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi
The meeting between the three countries comes as both Ukraine and Russia warn no peace deal can be reached until territorial issues are resolved.
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Chagos Islands debate delayed as Tories call for halt to bill
The legislation was due to be debated in Lords on Monday.
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High stakes but low expectations ahead of Ukraine talks with Russia and US
Donald Trump is pushing hard for a peace deal - but major issues between Russia and Ukraine are still unresolved, writes Sarah Rainsford.
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Danish PM in Greenland for 'show of support' after Trump threats
Mette Frederiksen visits the territory after weeks of tension over the US president's warnings that he could take control of it.
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Trump remarks about Nato troops in Afghanistan are 'insulting', says Starmer
The US president's comments have sparked outrage among UK veterans and politicians.
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'I saw people getting shot': Eyewitness tells of Iran protest crackdown
An Iranian who got out of the country describes scenes of chaos as security forces opened fire in her home town.
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TikTok closes deal to split US app from global business. Here's what to know
The app was due to be banned in the US a year ago if its Chinese owner hadn't sold its business in America.
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German FA official wants World Cup boycott talks
A German football association official believes it is time to consider a boycott of the 2026 World Cup in the wake of United States President Donald Trump's actions.
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Ros Atkins on... How popular is President Trump?
BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins explores how Americans feel about their president during a nonstop start to 2026 shaped by pivotal events at home and abroad.
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Death sparks angry protests and condemnations
Federal and state authorities have offered conflicting versions of what happened in the moments leading to the shooting.
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Let public buy war bonds to raise £20bn for defence, say Lib Dems
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey says the bonds would "give ordinary people the opportunity to contribute to Britain's security".
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Watch: Winter storm grips US as millions face power outages and disruption
A powerful winter storm swept across the country, with heavy snow, ice and dangerously low temperatures affecting millions.
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As the world inches back to a pre-WW2 order, the 'middle powers' face a grave new challenge
With economic stagnation and extremes of inequality comes corrosion of trust in democratic institutions. So Trump may be a symptom, not a cause, of what Carney called a "rupture" with the post-WW2 order
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Minister claims 'sabotage' behind Chagos debate delay
The Conservatives have raised further concerns after Donald Trump described the agreement as a "great act of stupidity".
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'This is horrifying' - Minneapolis residents reel from second deadly shooting
Two people have been shot dead by federal agents in the city in recent weeks, leaving many angry and frustrated.
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UK to join major wind farm project with nine European countries
For the first time, the new wind farms will be connected to more than one country through undersea cables.
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Trump abandons attack mode as Minneapolis shooting backlash grows
The White House has shifted how it talks about Alex Pretti's killing as more Republicans express concern over the deadly encounter.
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Minneapolis protesters march against ICE as governor urges Trump to remove agents
Second fatal shooting an 'inflection point' says Tim Walz as protests spread over Saturday's shooting of intensive care nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
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Trump's shadow looms over India-EU trade deal
Despite strong relations between India and EU, trade talks were stuck for two decades. So what changed now?
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Canadian PM Carney denies walking back Davos speech in phone call with Trump
The Canadian prime minister confirmed that he and the US president spoke by phone after Trump threatened 100% tariffs on Canada.
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Man guilty of assault after Barron Trump reported attack to UK police
Donald Trump's son told officers he had seen the victim being beaten up during a video call in January 2025.
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Neil Young offers Greenlanders free access to his archives
Young says he hopes the offer will "ease some of the unwarranted stress and threats" Greenlanders feel over Trump's threats to the territory.
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BBC director general to depart in April after resignation
Tim Davie announced his resignation amid a storm about the way Panorama edited a Donald Trump speech.
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Trump says government will 'de-escalate' in Minnesota following Pretti shooting
The killing of Alex Pretti over the weekend led MInnesota officials and locals to renew calls for Trump to end his immigration operation there.
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Watch: How Alex Pretti shooting led Trump to shift course in Minneapolis
BBC analysis editor Ros Atkins looks at why tensions have been running so high in the city - and how we got here.
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Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar attacked with 'unknown liquid' during town hall
Omar was uninjured and continued to speak at the event following the incident.
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Trump says US will 'no longer help Iraq' if it picks Maliki as PM
The US president said Iraq would have "zero" chance of success without American support.
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During heated hearing, Rubio insists US action in Venezuela will lead to prosperity and security
The US Secretary of State remained robustly on message when asked about the legality of Maduro's removal, plans for oil sales, and the future of Venezuela.
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Syria's defiant Kurds vow to 'fight until last breath' despite government push
The US fought IS with the Kurds for years. Now, Donald Trump is siding with Syria's new leader.
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Border agents involved in fatal shooting of Alex Pretti placed on leave
As Trump and the Minneapolis Mayor spar over social media on immigration law enforcement, the US continues to be roiled by the killing of nurse Alex Pretti.
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Takeaways from the millions of newly released Epstein files
The three million new documents include hundreds of mentions of Trump emails between Epstein and a person called "The Duke"
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Trump says 'it would be great' if US 'didn't have to use' military force on Iran
The US president says he has told Iran it has to do "two things" to avoid military action, as the US builds up its forces in the Gulf.
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'She's done a great job' - Donald Trump praises Melania's film
US First Lady Melania Trump and her husband President Donald Trump have walked the black carpet at the premier of her new documentary.
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Iran wants to make deal rather than face military action, Trump says
Tehran has said it will never negotiate on its missile and defence systems, but that it is open to talks.
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Venezuela's oil ghost towns hope Trump plan will revive their fortunes
Amid rusting oil pumps and rigs, once affluent Venezuelan oil towns place their hope in US investment.
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Trump to face Carter in German Masters semi-final
World number one Judd Trump will take on Ali Carter in the semi-finals of the German Masters after the world number one beat Xiao Guodong in a match which featured four centuries.
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Iran in 'serious discussions' with US, Trump says, as military threat looms
Iran is expected to begin a live-fire naval exercise in the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route.
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New Pictures Appear to Show Andrew in Epstein Files
More Lord Mandelson and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor allegations over Epstein connections.
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French tech giant Capgemini to sell US subsidiary working for ICE
The firm's move comes amid global scrutiny of the methods used by the US immigration enforcement agency.
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'Enemy' insults and questioning Putin: Steve Rosenberg on tightrope of reporting from Russia
The BBC's Russia editor reflects on the difficulties of working as a British journalist in Moscow.
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Kennedy Center to close for two years for renovations, Trump says
The move follows several artists cancelling performances at the storied institution after it was recently renamed as the Trump Kennedy Center.
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Trump threatens to sue Trevor Noah over Epstein joke at Grammys
The US president labels Noah a "total loser" over a joke he told on stage during the awards ceremony.
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Trump seeks $1bn in damages from Harvard
The announcement is the latest development in the White House's ongoing feud with the Ivy League institution.
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US judge temporarily blocks lifting of deportation protections for Haiti migrants
The judge said the Department of Homeland Security Secretary did not have facts or law on her side.
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Trump administration withdrawing 700 federal agents from Minnesota
"Border tsar" Tom Homan said about 2,000 would remain, and the US government is equipping more officers with body-worn cameras.
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Man sentenced to life in prison for 2024 attempt on Trump's life
Prosecutors claimed that Routh, 59, remained 'totally unrepentant' for the incident in Florida.
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Khelif willing to take sex test for 2028 Olympics
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif says she would take a sex test if it allowed her to compete at the 2028 Olympic Games.
BBC News by Ailsa Cowen
Trump shares video with racist clip depicting Obamas as apes
As a black Republican senator calls it "the most racist thing I've seen out of this White House", the administration says "stop the fake outrage".
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Canada dispatches senior officials to open Greenland consulate
It was planned before Trump said he wanted the Arctic island but Canada says the move is a show of solidarity with Greenlanders.
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Trump signs executive order threatening tariffs for countries trading with Iran
The order did not specify the rate that could be imposed, but used 25% as an example.
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Why Prince William's Saudi Arabia visit is a diplomatic maze
The Prince of Wales has been on many official visits - but few places are as sensitive or controversial as Saudi Arabia.
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Under fire Trump commerce secretary confirms he visited Epstein's island
Howard Lutnick says he had lunch on the island in 2012, contradicting previous claims he had cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein in 2005.
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Woman shot by dad after 'arguing about Donald Trump'
Lucy Harrison, 23, was alone in a bedroom at her father's home in Texas when she was shot dead.
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Ex-police chief said Trump told him in 2006 'everyone' knew of Epstein's behaviour
The now-president allegedly called police in Florida who were investigating Epstein and said "thank goodness you're stopping him".
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Trump threatens to block opening of US-Canada bridge
The Gordie Howe International Bridge, which connects Michigan to Ontario, is set to open this year.
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Dad unlawfully killed daughter in Texas shooting, coroner rules
Lucy Harrison had earlier argued with her father about Donald Trump, an inquest into her death heard.
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Trump's case against BBC set to go to trial in February 2027
Donald Trump's multi-billion dollar lawsuit against the BBC is set to go to trial in February 2027.
BBC News
Minnesota immigration enforcement surge is ending, Trump border tsar says
Two US citizens were killed in Minneapolis during the crackdown dubbed "Operation Metro Surge".
BBC News
US House votes to overturn Trump's tariffs on Canada
Six Republican lawmakers joined Democrats to back a resolution that seeks to end the tariffs Trump imposed on Canada last year.
BBC News
Trump says Iran regime change is 'best thing that could happen'
The US President's comment comes as a second aircraft carrier heads to the Middle East to pile pressure on Iran.
BBC News
Rubio says US and Europe 'belong together' despite tensions
The US Secretary of State reassures European leaders that the Trump administration backs the transatlantic alliance.
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Obama addresses racist video shared by Trump depicting him as an ape
The former US president didn't name Trump, but lamented the lack of "shame" and "decorum" among public officials.
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'Trump will be gone in three years': Top Democrats try to reassure Europe
Opposition politicians flocked to a summit in Munich to offer an alternative to America First - and stake a claim as future party leaders.
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Hillary Clinton accuses Trump administration of Epstein files 'cover-up' in BBC interview
"Get the files out. They are slow-walking it," the former US secretary of state says. The White House says it has done "more for the victims than Democrats ever did".
BBC News
US Senator Mark Kelly tells BBC he will 'seriously consider' White House run
The former Navy captain and astronaut says "we're in some seriously challenging times".
BBC News
Do not give away Diego Garcia, says Trump
The US president says "it will be a blight on our great ally" if the islands are handed over to Mauritius.
BBC News
Under pressure from Trump, Venezuela's new president has aces up her sleeve
Delcy Rodriguez knows its in America's interests for her to be a success
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US to withdraw troops from Syria as tensions mount with Iran
The decision came as US President Donald Trump ramps up military presence in the Middle East as tensions mount with Iran.
BBC News
Eileen Gu - the 'snow princess' who divides opinion
Eileen Gu is the most decorated female Olympic freestyle skier in history, and a global superstar, but continues to divide opinion.
BBC News by Katie Falkingham
Tariffs ruling is major blow to Trump's second-term agenda
The Supreme Court has weakened Trump's hand in dealing with other nations, writes Anthony Zurcher.
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Werder Bremen cancel US trip over ICE shooting concerns
German club Werder Bremen cancel a trip to the USA, citing concerns over "unrest" after a government immigration crackdown that left two people dead.
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Trump’s Tariffs: The Beginning of the End?
The Supreme Court has rejected US President Donald Trump’s global import taxes
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Trump ups tariffs day after Supreme Court ruling against him
The president will increase import taxes to 15% on most products coming into the US from Tuesday.
BBC News
Trump administration fires Virginia prosecutor hours after judges appointed him
It is the second time this month that the Trump administration has abruptly fired a prosecutor who was appointed by judges.
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Trump lashes out at Supreme Court justices over tariffs ruling
The six justices who voted against the tariffs, dealing a major blow to his signature economic policy, should be "absolutely ashamed", Trump said.
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Greenland says 'no thanks' to Trump US hospital boat
Greenland's PM reminded Trump of its free healthcare, after Trump said he was sending a boat to aid people who were allegedly "not being taken care of".
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Trump curious why Iran has not 'capitulated', US envoy Witkoff says
US envoy Steve Witkoff says the president is puzzled why Iran has not yet compromised in the face of a major American military build-up nearby.
BBC News
From Venezuela to immigration crackdown, Project 2025 provided Trump's roadmap
Just a year into Trump's second term, and about half of Project 2025's policies have been implemented, observers say.
BBC News
Anti-government student protests spread to more Iranian universities
A fresh wave of anti-government protests at several Iranian universities that began on Saturday has spread to more campuses.
BBC News
State of the Union 2026: Top moments from Trump's speech
Ejections, shouting and hockey players - here's what happened during Trump's State of the Union address.
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Fact-checking Trump's longest ever State of the Union
President Donald Trump said the US "is winning again" - making a series of claims about his record in a speech which lasted almost two hours.
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Analysis: Trump issues patriotic rallying cry as he faces political headwinds
The BBC's Anthony Zurcher was in the chamber as the US president delivered a lengthy sales pitch to the nation.
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Analysis: Trump devotes much of speech to immigration and economy, seeing them as vote-winners
The BBC's Daniel Bush takes a closer at the two key themes of Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday evening.
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Danish PM calls snap election with Greenland issue centre-stage
The issue of Greenland, which Donald Trump wants to annex, is likely to dominate the election campaign.
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UFC to spend around $60m on White House event
The UFC will spend up to $60m (£44.3m) on its one-of-a-kind event at the White House, according to TKO Group Holdings chief Mark Shapiro.
BBC News by Paul Battison
Blackouts and emergency aid: Why the Cuban Revolution faces its biggest threat yet
Will a worsening internal crisis create the conditions for the Cuban Revolution to unravel from within?
BBC News
'I would never say that' - US Olympian on White House AI video
USA men's ice hockey player Brady Tkachuk distances himself from an AI-enhanced White House video in which he appears to disparage Canadians, saying "those words would never come out of my mouth".
BBC News by Ben Collins
BBC explains the Trump-related Epstein files the DOJ is accused of withholding
The BBC's Tom Bateman explains what Trump-Related Epstein files the Department of Justice is accused of withholding.
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Global News Podcast: US and Israel carry out joint attacks on Iran
President Trump confirms a 'major operation' underway as Tehran targets US military bases
BBC News
What we know about the joint US-Israel attack on Iran
Donald Trump has described "major combat operations", with explosions heard across Iran.
BBC News
Watch: How US-Israel strikes on Iran unfolded
Iran launched retaliatory attacks in the Middle East after US-Israel strikes across the country.
BBC News
Watch: Smoke rises in Tehran as explosions heard across country
The BBC's Jon Donnison in Jerusalem reports as Trump says "major combat operations" have begun.
BBC News
Flight logs and hot tub photo among key moments from Bill Clinton's deposition
The former US president, who is featured in photographs within the Epstein files, denies having any knowledge of the convicted sex offender's crimes.
BBC News
Trump's bet on Iranian regime change could be his biggest gamble yet
The US president may be forced to wage a political battle at home while presiding over a new war in the Middle East.
BBC News
Ali Khamenei Killed
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in his office on Saturday.
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Trump's Iran gamble... What is the US president up to?
And will Trump's Republican MAGA base support his strikes on Iran?
BBC News
Iran, the US, and a World Cup that starts in three months
What does the US conflict with Iran mean for what was already set to be a highly politicised World Cup this summer?
BBC News by Dan Roan
Global News Podcast: Trump warns of more US deaths in Iran war
Iran's retaliatory strikes have killed three US service members
BBC News
Trump's Iran endgame unclear after mixed messaging on war aims
The US president laid out some of his objectives on Monday, but made no mention of what Iran's future might look like after the war.
BBC News
What Is Trump’s Endgame For War In Iran?
Trump says he took the “last best chance” to hit Iran.
BBC News
Watch: Iranian Americans celebrate on the streets of Los Angeles
Iranian Americans in Los Angeles dance in the streets on day two of the conflict.
BBC News
Trump 'does not care' if Iran play at World Cup
US President Donald Trump says he does not care if Iran take part in this summer's 2026 World Cup.
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Texas Republicans back Trump over Iran - but some wary of 'a quagmire'
The president's supporters in one town hail his actions in the Middle East - though some comments suggest seeds of trouble.
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Trump 'Not Happy' With Starmer Over Iran
Trump criticises Starmer saying “This is not Winston Churchill we’re dealing with”.
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Spain's Pedro Sánchez hits back at Trump threat to sever trade saying 'no to war'
Spain's prime minister delivers a strong rebuttal to US President Donald Trump's threat to end trade with his country.
BBC News
'Who's better, him or Pele?': Trump meets Messi at White House
Lionel Messi, owner Jorge Mas, and members of the Inter Miami team visited the White House to celebrate last year's Major League Soccer Cup victory.
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Vote on Trump's White House ballroom postponed amid deluge of criticism
An oversight commission received more than 30,000 feedback submissions mainly in opposition to the proposed ballroom.
BBC News
Trade court orders tariff refunds in setback for Trump administration
A trade court has cleared the way for businesses to receive refunds for tariffs that the Supreme Court struck down last month.
BBC News
Trump's war with Iran... what we still don't know
Plus, has the president persuaded Americans to back his war?
BBC News
Global News Podcast
President says Iran will stop striking Gulf states if no attacks originate from them
BBC News
China spent years building ties in Latin America. Can Trump make room for the US?
US President Donald Trump will meet with ideologically-aligned Latin American leaders to try and counter China's influence in the region.
BBC News
Trump demands 'unconditional surrender' from Iran as Putin speaks with Iran's president
The president also calls on Tehran to pick new leaders who are "acceptable" to the White House after six days of war.
BBC News
How the Iraq war's legacy shaped the UK's Iran response
And the critisism of it from Donald Trump and Tony Blair.
BBC News
PM is standing up for UK interests, says Cooper after Trump criticism
The foreign secretary says the UK will not agree with the US "on every issue" after the US president attacks the PM's stance.
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UK does not 'agree with Trump on every issue' - Cooper
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has hit back at President Trump's criticism of the UK response to the conflict in Iran.
BBC News
Will War In Iran Really End "Very Soon"?
President Trump says Iran war will be over “very soon”.
BBC News
Bowen: Trump has called for an Iran uprising but the lessons from Iraq in 1991 loom large
The US president might learn that starting wars is much easier than ending them, writes the BBC's international editor.
BBC News
Iranian minister says country will not play in World Cup
Iran is not in a position to participate in the 2026 World Cup, says the country's Minister of Sports and Youth.
BBC News by Pooria Jafereh
Trump will welcome Iran at World Cup - Infantino
US President Donald Trump has said Iran are "welcome" to take part in this summer's World Cup despite the countries being at war, according to Fifa president Gianni Infantino.
BBC News by BBC Sport
'Not appropriate' for Iran to be at World Cup - Trump
US president Donald Trump says Iran are "welcome" at the 2026 World Cup but it is not "appropriate" for them to be there.
BBC News by Emily Salley
Will Putin Benefit From The Iran War?
After two weeks of war in Iran, will Russia gain from looser sanctions and expensive oil?
BBC News
Watch: Why Kharg Island is a lifeline for Iran
BBC Security Brief's Mikey Kay breaks down why Kharg Island is so strategically important for the US.
BBC News
Will Trump help or hinder Zimbabwe's white farmers in their compensation battle?
They have engaged a lobbying firm with close ties to the US president to argue their case.
BBC News
Wary allies show there's no quick fix to Trump's Iran crisis
European leaders are hesitant to help Trump secure the Strait of Hormuz, but they know inaction on the Iran war isn't really an option.
BBC News
'We're at war' - Ecuador deploys 75,000 soldiers and police to combat drug gangs
Citizens of the most violent-wracked provinces have been warned the government is "at war" with the gangs.
BBC News
Can Starmer Keep Saying No To Trump?
Trump "not happy" with the UK as Starmer says it won't be drawn into wider Iran war.
BBC News
Americanswers… on 5Live! Will Trump lose his MAGA base over Iran?
And should the US have been better prepared over the Strait of Hormuz?
BBC News
Starmer Turns His Attention To Ukraine (Or Tries To)
Zelenksy comes to parliament, as Trump hits out at Starmer (again).
BBC News
Chris Mason: Why Starmer thinks he's called it right on war despite Trump barbs
The BBC's Political Editor Chris Mason considers the US president's recent jabs at the UK prime minister.
BBC News
What have other countries said about the Strait of Hormuz?
US allies have either pushed back or remained cautious on Trump's request to send ships to the crucial oil route.
BBC News
Top US counterterrorism official resigns over Iran war and urges Trump to 'reverse course'
National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent says Trump "started this war due to pressure from Israel" and its powerful American lobby.
BBC News
Zelensky calls for Trump and Starmer to meet and find common ground
In an exclusive interview with the BBC after talks with Starmer, the Ukrainian president says the pair should meet to "re-load the relationship".
BBC News
US judge orders Trump administration to reopen Voice of America
Some 85% of VOA staff were laid off by Trump who accused the international broadcaster of bias.
BBC News
Trump threatens TV networks over unpatriotic Iran coverage
And why has top counterterrorism official Joe Kent resigned?
BBC News
As Cuba struggles with power cuts, how is the island holding up?
The BBC's Will Grant reports from the island days after the entire national electric grid collapsed.
BBC News
US states sue Trump over his move to scrap greenhouse gases ruling
The lawsuit seeks to overturn the Trump administration's reversal last month of the 2009 ruling that underpins all US policies aimed at lowering emissions.
BBC News
Watch: Netanyahu says idea Israel dragged US into Iran war 'fake news'
The Israeli PM has said no-one can tell President Trump what to do.
BBC News
Trump administration at crossroads in US-Israel war with Iran
Statements from President Trump that the war is almost over are not matching up with the reality on the ground.
BBC News
Robert Mueller, ex-FBI chief who led Trump-Russia investigation, dies at 81
A former FBI director, Mueller led the high-profile inquiry into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 US election
BBC News
Trump threatens to send ICE into airports unless funding deal reached
The president said ICE would "do security" as airport security staff have gone without pay for weeks due to a partial government shutdown.
BBC News
Americanswers… on 5 Live! Trump claims Iran wants to "make a deal" to end the war
Iran denies talks with the US to stop the war as ‘fake news’
BBC News
Has Trump Backed Down On Iran Threat?
President Trump says he has postponed strikes on Iranian power plants.
BBC News
Trump says 'good' talks ongoing with Iran - but offers few details
An early morning post from Trump soothed panicked markets, but the extent of any talks remains unclear.
BBC News
Asia stocks slide as US and Iran threaten to intensify war
The International Energy Agency chief said the war could lead to the world's worst energy crisis in decades.
BBC News
Oil back above $100 as conflicting reports emerge on US-Iran talks
Stock markets had originally rebounded on Monday said Trump said he would hold off strikes on Iran.
BBC News
Prospect of US-Iran talks puts Netanyahu under pressure
US President Donald Trump has pointed to diplomatic talks to end the offensive - but Israel might not yet be ready to walk away.
BBC News
Are US-Iran Talks Actually Happening?
What do we know about negotiations to de-escalate the Iran war?
BBC News
The Papers: 'US troops gather in Gulf' and 'Strictly No Baftas'
Donald Trump plans to deploy US ground troops in the Gulf is a focus for Wednesday's front pages.
BBC News
Is Trump any closer to an Iran exit strategy?
The White House insists the president is dictating events, but even some Republicans are frustrated by mixed messaging about his war aims.
BBC News
Man jailed for four years after Barron Trump reported attack to UK police
The US president’s youngest son contacted officers when he was in the US to say his friend had been attacked in January 2025.
BBC News
What is RFK doing to vaccines for children in America?
Trump’s Health Secretary hits a major setback to “Make America Healthy Again”
BBC News
BBC journalist caught in travel chaos at Houston Airport
The airport is experiencing some of the longest delays in the US as TSA agents work without pay in a partial shutdown.
BBC News
Iran protest before friendly remembers victims of deadly school attack
The Iran men's national football team wore black armbands and held schoolbags as their national anthem played before a match against Nigeria.
BBC News by Adwaidh Rajan
How Trump and the oil markets move in sync: a tango in six charts
Oil markets have been sensitive to Donald Trump's comments on the war. But are traders growing less responsive?
BBC News
Expectant mothers in Cuba struggle under fuel blockade
The BBC's Will Grant speaks to two women experiencing starkly different realities as the country's energy crisis impacts their pregnancies.
BBC News
Scott Mills Sacked By BBC
Scott Mills has been sacked by the BBC following allegations about his personal conduct.
BBC News
How the US could try to seize Iran's Kharg Island
Donald Trump has indicated he could send troops to take control of Iran's key oil export terminal.
BBC News
World Cup risks 'stage for repression' - Amnesty
The 2026 World Cup risks becoming "a stage for repression and a platform for authoritarian practices", according to a new report from human rights campaign group Amnesty.
BBC News by Dan Roan
Hegseth calls on US allies to 'step up' over Strait of Hormuz
The defence secretary's comments came after US President Donald Trump told other nations to "go get your own oil".
BBC News
Diplomatic challenges facing King on US visit
King Charles will be expected to improve UK and US relations on his state visit next month.
BBC News
Trump sees 'America First' opportunity in Nasa mission to Moon
A competitive edge with China and a possible lunar gold rush are twin goals behind Artemis II, experts tell the BBC.
BBC News
The fallout and key questions from the IOC's biological female decision
Sports editor Dan Roan analysis the key questions after the IOC announced women's sport categories would only be open to biological females.
BBC News by Dan Roan
Will Trump really leave Nato?
Trump considers leaving Nato, as Starmer says he won't change his position on Iran.
BBC News
US could 'finish the job' in Iran in two or three weeks, Trump says
President Trump says the US will "leave" Iran "very soon" as Iran's president says Tehran has the "necessary will" to end the war.
BBC News
Trump to give primetime address on Iran war as questions swirl over his next move
The US president finds himself under growing pressure at home to avoid a protracted conflict.
BBC News
What do Trump's latest comments on leaving Nato mean for the alliance?
what Trump has criticised Nato members for showing a lack of support for US objectives in Iran.
BBC News
What to know about Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche
The former prosecutor has a long-standing relationship with President Trump, having represented him in the criminal hush-money case.
BBC News
Macron calls Trump's remarks on his marriage 'inelegant'
French President Emmanuel Macron has said Donald Trump's comments about his marriage were "neither elegant nor up to standard".
BBC News
Trump seeks $152m to reopen notorious Alcatraz prison
Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi calls the plan a "stupid notion that would be nothing more than a waste of taxpayer dollars".
BBC News
US arrests relatives of deceased Iranian general Qasem Soleimani
The niece and grand-niece of Qasem Soleimani are in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, officials said.
BBC News
Analysis: Trump declares victory in Iran war after rescue, but threats to US operation still loom
The rescue could impact how Trump views a ground operation to take Kharg Island or to seize enriched uranium sites.
BBC News
How rescue of US airman in remote part of Iran unfolded
The operation to extract him from the ground in hostile territory was hugely complex and involved multiple US government agencies.
BBC News
Trump endorses ex-UK political aide Steve Hilton for California governor
Steve Hilton, who advised the former prime minster and hosted a Fox News show, is running as a Republican.
BBC News
Trump Threatens ‘Whole Civilisation Will Die Tonight’
Trump warns "a whole civilisation will die tonight" unless Iran reaches a deal.
BBC News
Iranians form human chains at bridges and power plants
Tehran had urged people to gather outside potential US and Israeli targets after Donald Trump threatened to attack civilian infrastructure.
BBC News
Oil slides after Trump agrees to conditional two-week Iran ceasefire
Trump announced the deal not long before a deadline for a Tuesday evening ultimatum for Iran was reached.
BBC News
What the US military could do if Iran fails to meet Trump's ultimatum
Trump has backed himself into a corner with threats that the US military can't feasibly carry out in a one fell swoop, military experts told the BBC.
BBC News
Watch: Artemis II's historic lunar flyby... in 90 seconds
The four astronauts in the Orion spacecraft set a new record for distance travelled from Earth.
BBC News
Trump-backed Republican Clay Fuller wins election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene
He will serve out the rest of Marjorie Taylor Greene's term, which ends in January 2027.
BBC News
How Pakistan helped secure a fragile ceasefire between the US and Iran
Pakistan has a historic relationship with Iran, but an agreement was far from certain, writes the BBC’s Caroline Davies
BBC News
US has let in 4,499 refugees since October - all but three were South African
Trump has given priority to Afrikaners, a white minority group he says is being persecuted. South Africa has objected to his characterisation.
BBC News
Ceasefire or no ceasefire, the Middle East's reshuffling is not yet done
Both sides have reason to end the war but share no common ground.
BBC News
Is the Trump-Starmer bromance over?
The disintegration of the pair's friendship has benefits - and the PM is getting steadily more comfortable at taking advantage.
BBC News
Trump has handed JD Vance his most difficult mission yet
As the US vice-president leads peace talks with Iran, he must balance warring factions, a demanding boss and his own political future.
BBC News
US-Iran talks ending without deal disappointing, Streeting says
The health secretary says the UK - which is not involved in the talks - wants to see a deal that ends Iran's nuclear ambitions.
BBC News
After Iran talks falter, will Trump escalate or negotiate?
The world waits for Trump's verdict after the talks failed to yield a deal, writes the BBC's Lyse Doucet.
BBC News
Why this disillusioned Trump voter spends hours searching Epstein files
Many who support the president have expressed frustration with how Trump's former attorney general Pam Bondi handled the Epstein files.
BBC News
Americanswers... on 5 Live! Donald Trump vs Pope Leo on Iran
The US president insults the pope and depicts himself as Jesus
BBC News
US blockade of Iranian ports explained in two minutes
The BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner explains how the US blockade of Iranian ports will work.
BBC News
Trump hints Iran talks could resume this week as US maritime blockade continues
The United Nations' secretary general also said it was "highly probable" that talks would restart.
BBC News
‘I pray they come together’ - Americans react to Trump’s feud with Pope Leo
Hours after posting a lengthy message critiquing the pontiff, the US president shared a Jesus-like image of himself that he has since deleted.
BBC News
US justice department seeks to throw out Capitol riot convictions
The Trump administration is asking a court to throw out the convictions of Stewart Rhodes and other members of the Oath Keepers and Proud Boys.
BBC News
Magyar to meet Hungarian president as Trump says next PM 'a good man'
The man who ended Viktor Orbán's 16 years of continuous rule, Péter Magyar, is calling for a speedy transfer of power.
BBC News
Trump threatens to fire Fed chair Powell if he doesn't leave in May
Donald Trump's threat marks the latest escalation in his ongoing spat with Jerome Powell.
BBC News
Watch: Vance heckled as he chides Pope
The US Vice-President was speaking at a Turning Point USA event, where he said Pope Leo should "be careful when he talks about matters of theology."
BBC News
Israel and Lebanon agree 10-day ceasefire, Trump says
The US president invites the two countries' leaders to Washington as Israel's prime minister insists troops will not leave southern Lebanon.
BBC News
Brazil's former spy chief released from ICE detention
Bolsonaro ally Alexandre Ramagem was stopped by immigration agents in Orlando, Florida on Monday.
BBC News
Have the Democrats found a new strategy to scare Trump?
Why an oyster fisherman with a controversial past is splitting the Democrats
BBC News
What we know about the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel
A 10-day truce between the two countries is now in effect, with Iran-backed Hezbollah voicing support, as negotiations continue between the US and Iran.
BBC News
White House and Anthropic set aside court fight to meet amid fears over Mythos model
President Donald Trump previously railed against the company for rejecting broad government demands.
BBC News
Trump says US will not lift Hormuz blockade until deal made with Iran
The US president's comments come amid uncertainty over whether Iran will attend peace talks in Pakistan this week.
BBC News
US releases video said to show mission to capture Iranian ship
The US has intercepted an Iranian-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf as part of its naval blockade, Donald Trump has said.
BBC News
From Epstein to sock puppets: Key takeaways from Kevin Warsh's Fed confirmation hearing
Kevin Warsh denied making a deal with Donald Trump on interest rates and said he wanted regime change at the central bank.
BBC News
Role of US officials killed in crash in Mexico under scrutiny
The two died in a car crash after a Mexican-led operation to destroy a clandestine drug lab.
BBC News
Virginia approves redistricting, giving Democrats edge in midterms
The new maps in Virginia could make it easier for Democrats to take control of the US House of Representatives in November.
BBC News
Donald Trump gets on the phone... with Sarah
The president talks to Americast’s Sarah Smith about Starmer, the King and Iran.
BBC News
Trump tells BBC that King's visit could 'absolutely' help repair relations with UK
In a phone interview with the BBC's North America editor, the president discussed next week's visit and his relationship with the UK PM.
BBC News
US government watchdog to investigate Epstein files release
The justice department's inspector general will review the withholding and overdue release of secret files.
BBC News
Warner Bros shareholders approve Paramount's $111bn takeover
The approval came as Donald Trump is to attend a dinner with billionaire Paramount backers the Ellisons.
BBC News
US boards ship carrying Iran oil as Trump threatens mine-laying vessels
Central Command said it has intercepted 33 vessels since imposing a blockade on ships coming to and from Iran.
BBC News
No Fifa plans for Iran-Italy swap at World Cup
Fifa stands by comments made last week by president Gianni Infantino in which he said that "the Iranian team is coming, for sure".
BBC News by Dan Roan, Flora Snelson
Falklands is a pressure point for the UK – and the US knows it
This story will make greater waves in the UK than in the US, which for Donald Trump is an opportunity for leverage, Joe Inwood writes.
BBC News
Trump says he speaks 'for the UK more than Prince Harry'
The US president's comments come ahead of a state visit from King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
BBC News
First ever talks to ditch fossil fuels as UN deadlock deepens
Some 60 countries are meeting in Colombia as frustration grows with lack of progress in tackling climate change
BBC News
US rights groups urge caution for World Cup visitors
More than 120 organisations issue a travel advisory for visitors to this summer's World Cup, warning of potential threats to their human rights.
BBC News by Michael Short
Falklands veteran hopes King can persuade Trump to 'back down'
Simon Weston says reports the US is reviewing the UK's claim to the territory makes his sacrifice feel "irrelevant".
BBC News
Trump cancels US envoys' trip to Pakistan for talks on Iran war
Iran had earlier said there were no plans for a direct meeting with a US delegation led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
BBC News
What we know about the shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were rushed from the premises after gunfire was heard.
BBC News
How the shooting unfolded
President Trump and Vice-President Vance were rushed off the stage, after gunshots were heard at the event at the Washington Hilton hotel.
BBC News
What we know about press dinner shooting suspect
The man arrested at the event attended by President Trump has been named in US media as Cole Tomas Allen from California.
BBC News
'You just didn't know': Gary O'Donoghue describes confusion and fears at correspondents' dinner
Police say a man charged security outside of the dining room and was armed with multiple weapons.
BBC News
Shooting raises questions about Trump security
The shooting at the White House correspondents' dinner is the third time in three years Trump has been at the centre of a major security incident.
BBC News
Trump rushed from ballroom after suspected gunshots heard
The US president was midway through a conversation before loud bangs rang out at the venue and he was quickly escorted to safety.
BBC News
Video shows correspondents' dinner suspect charge checkpoint
Surveillance video released by Donald Trump shows the suspect running past metal detectors as security agents draw their guns.
BBC News
Melania Trump urges ABC to 'take stand' on Jimmy Kimmel after widow joke
In a parody before the White House Correspondents Dinner, Kimmel called Melania an "expectant widow".
BBC News
The King Arrives In The US, But Can He Mend The Special Relationship?
The King lands in Washington for four day state visit.
BBC News
Performer describes locking eyes with Trump as they ducked for cover during shooting
Oz Pearlman says he thought they were "about to die" as he and the US president lay half-a-metre apart on the ground during the incident.
BBC News
White House to review Trump's security after shooting at dinner event
Questions have been raised about security at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
BBC News
Inside Trump press dinner shooting suspect's court appearance
BBC reports from Washington DC, where Cole Tomas Allen was charged with attempting to assassinate Donald Trump.
BBC News
US regulator to review Disney broadcast licenses after Jimmy Kimmel joke about Melania Trump
The move comes as the White House pressures Disney-owned ABC to fire Kimmel after he called Melania an "expectant widow".
BBC News
'If it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking French', King and Trump joke at dinner
The King and the US president exchanged several jokes during their speeches at a state banquet.
BBC News
Should Jimmy Kimmel be fired for telling a joke?
BBC's Regan Morris reports from outside the comedian's show on Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles.
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Watch: President Trump's White House tribute to McIlroy
President Trump pays tribute to back-to-back Masters champion Rory McIlroy at Tuesday's White House banquet.
BBC News
Trump to lift some whisky tariffs after King's visit
The US president said he would lift restrictions on Scotland's ability to work with the state of Kentucky on whisky and bourbon.
BBC News
US House votes to end government shutdown over immigration operations
The bill, already passed in the US Senate, now moves to the desk of President Donald Trump who is expected to swiftly sign the legislation.
BBC News
Trump says he will hike tariffs on EU cars to 25%
The current level of tariffs charged on goods entering the US from the EU is 15%, under a deal negotiated last July.
BBC News
Voters will judge Trump on the economy - how is it doing?
How much Donald Trump can do with the time he has left as president will depend massively on the cost of living.
BBC News
Iran says US has responded to its latest peace proposal
Before reviewing the proposal on Saturday, US President Donald Trump said he could not imagine it "would be acceptable".
BBC News
Rudy Giuliani in critical condition in hospital
The long-time champion of Trump and former New York mayor is in hospital, according to his spokesman.
BBC News
Trump says US to 'guide' stranded ships through Strait of Hormuz
More than 100 aircraft and 15,000 personnel will be part of the operation due to start on Monday, the US military says.
BBC News
Mission is to preach peace, says Pope in response to Trump attacks
Trump lashed out at the pope for condemning the conflict in the Middle East, as his secretary of state heads to the Vatican.
BBC News
Oil prices ease as US seeks reopening of the Hormuz Strait
President Donald Trump raised hopes of an agreement between the US and Iran after days of escalation.
BBC News
Trump's hopes for an Iran peace deal come with caveats
There are signs of fresh momentum to end the war, but Trump himself has injected a note of caution.
BBC News
Vivek Ramaswamy wins Republican nomination for Ohio governor
He spent much of the race criticising the state's response to the Covid-19 pandemic led by the Democrat nominee.
BBC News
Iran considering US proposal to end war, official says
The White House reportedly believes it could be closing in on a 14-point memorandum of understanding with Iran.
BBC News
Watch: How a huge wave of Israeli strikes brought chaos to Lebanon
The BBC’s Nawal Al-Maghafi has been piecing together what happened on 8 April 2026, after one of the deadliest chapters in the country’s recent history.
BBC News
Our World Cup host 'is Fifa, not Trump or America' - Iran
Iran's football chief Mehdi Taj says their World Cup host "is Fifa, not Mr Trump or America" and calls for respect towards the nation's delegation if the national team is to travel to the United States for this summer's tournament.
BBC News by Harry Poole
Trump gives 4 July ultimatum to EU to approve trade deal with US
The US president said the European Union must enact the trade deal agreed last year and drop tariffs on American goods to zero.
BBC News
Why some tickets could cost $1.5m for UFC White House show
A luxury package ticket is being advertised to "high rollers" for the MMA event which is being held to help mark 250 years of American independence.
BBC News by Paul Battison
Trump takes his revenge on disloyal Republicans
The US president targets his political enemies in Kentucky and Indiana
BBC News
Trump says US-Iran ceasefire still in place after exchange of fire in Strait of Hormuz
Iran accuses the US of violating the truce, alleging it targeted an oil tanker and carried out attacks on coastal areas.
BBC News
Hovering objects and flashing lights: what we learned from UFO documents released by the Pentagon
The US has published transcripts, video clips and audio recordings about unidentified flying objects, also called unidentified anomalous phenomena.
BBC News
Rosenberg: Scaled-back Victory Parade in Moscow's Red Square
The BBC's Russia editor reports from Moscow, where the annual Victory Day display was quieter than usual.
BBC News
Iran warns against complying with US sanctions as Gulf attacks reported
The warning comes as a commercial vessel is hit off Qatar, and both the UAE and Kuwait report drone attacks.
BBC News by Henri Astier
EU agrees sanctions on Israeli settlers over West Bank violence
The EU's foreign policy chief said "extremism and violence carry consequences", while Israel branded the move "arbitrary".
BBC News
Washington correspondents' dinner shooting suspect pleads not guilty
Cole Tomas Allen, 31, was charged with attempting to assassinate US President Donald Trump.
BBC News
Oil prices jump after Trump dismisses Iran proposal to end war
The Strait of Hormuz trade route remains effectively shut, disrupting the global energy shipments.
BBC News
International cyber attack disrupts swathe of universities and schools
A hacking group breached the academic software Canvas, used by thousands of schools and universities across the globe.
BBC News by Brandon Drenon; Joe Tidy - Cyber correspondent, BBC World Service
A decade on, Trump will return to a stronger and more assertive China
Beijing is arguably the most powerful competitor the US has confronted in its history, one analyst says.
BBC News
Trump vs Xi: Who has the upper hand?
The BBC's Sarah Smith explains why President Trump may not have the upper hand during his meeting with China's Xi Jinping.
BBC News
Why is Donald Trump in China? BBC explains
Laura Bicker breaks down what could be on the agenda for the US president and China’s leader as they meet in Beijing.
BBC News
What to know as Trump visits Xi in China
Trump has landed in Beijing for the first visit by a US leader since his own in 2017.
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Trump arrives in China for high-stakes meeting with Xi Jinping
The leaders of the global superpowers are expected to discuss the war in Iran, tariffs, AI and Taiwan during the two-day visit.
BBC News
Pomp and pageantry: Key moments from day one of Trump's visit to China
China welcomed US President Donald Trump with cheering children and a troop parade on Thursday, before a nearly two-hour long meeting with Xi-Jinping.
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Flattery and fanfare as Trump welcomed to China - but thorny issues remain
The leaders of the world's two superpowers were all smiles for the cameras during the US president's visit to Beijing.
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In pictures: Trump hosted by Xi Jinping in Beijing on two-day summit
President Trump was welcomed by President Xi Jinping in Beijing for what will be a whirlwind tour.
BBC News
Why Democrats are panicking about losing California
Has America’s largest state become ungovernable?
BBC News
Watch: What did we learn from Trump's visit to China?
President Trump has concluded a two-day visit to Beijing at a high-stakes summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
BBC News
Trump says 20-year nuclear programme suspension by Iran is enough
The US president says Tehran has to show "real" commitment to removing nuclear fuel and stopping uranium enrichment.
BBC News
Taiwan insists it is independent after Trump warning
Fresh from his summit in Beijing, the US president warned against a formal declaration of independence by the island.
BBC News
Trump says senior IS leader killed by US and Nigerian forces
The US president says the joint operation eliminated "the most active terrorist in the world", Abu-Bilal al-Minuki.
BBC News
Americanswers... on 5 Live! Has Zohran Mamdani achieved a miracle in New York?
The new mayor says he’s rescued NYC from its budget crisis
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Trump told Taiwan not to 'go independent' - but does it want to?
Taiwan independence is the reddest of red lines for China, which claims the island as its own.
BBC News
Thomas Massie loses to Trump-backed challenger in Republican primary
The Kentucky race has been viewed as a key test of President Trump's grip on the Republican Party.
BBC News
Xi basks in spotlight as he hosts Putin days after Trump
Two presidential visits days apart is how Xi Jinping wants the world to see him: talking to everyone, tied to no-one.
BBC News
Three ways Cuba crisis could play out after US indictment of Raúl Castro
The Trump administration has been putting tremendous economic pressure on the island's Communist government.
BBC News
How Trump's IRS settlement could block tax audits of him, his family and their businesses
Some lawmakers and legal experts say the department has violated federal law with its addendum to the settlement.
BBC News
China says US should stop 'threats' against Cuba after ex-leader charged
It comes after the US charged Cuba's ex-leader with murder, the latest move putting pressure on the regime.
BBC News
Trump is putting pressure on Cuba - why and to what end?
The US has warned that a peaceful agreement with Cuba is unlikely, Havana insists this is a "fraudulent case" designed to justify military intervention.
BBC News
Will Trump invade Cuba?
The US charges Cuba’s 94-year-old former president Raul Castro with murder.
BBC News
US to send 5,000 more troops to Poland, Trump says
The announcement comes a week after the Pentagon cancelled a planned deployment of 4,000 troops to the country.
BBC News
Iran 'getting a lot closer' to agreement with US, Trump says
Tehran also signals progress on talks but says the key issue of nuclear weapons is not part of an initial framework it is working on.
BBC News
Oil prices slide on hopes of US-Iran deal
Trump said on Saturday that a deal would include the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, without giving further details.
BBC News
Trump to undergo annual medical exam ahead of 80th birthday
The BBC’s Bernd Debusmann explains the routine medical check of the president of the US.
BBC News
Watch: UFC arena construction begins at White House ahead of fight
The massive structure will host a cage fight as part of celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the US Declaration of Independence.
BBC News
US military says it has launched new strikes on southern Iran
The strikes on Iranian missile launch sites and boats were taken in "self-defence", US Central Command says.
BBC News by Toby Mann
Ferrari unveils first fully electric car
The new Luce model has divided opinion on social media, and comes despite intense pressure from Chinese EV makers.
BBC News by Osmond Chia - Business reporter
How Trump is transforming Washington - by adding his face everywhere
Sarah Smith visits places across the US capital where the president has hung banners, renamed a site or is rebuilding something.
BBC News
Trump says US 'not satisfied' with Iran deal yet
The US president says he believes Iran wants to reach a deal but there is still no agreement on its terms.
BBC News
We analysed thousands of Trump's posts - here's what we found
The BBC's Ros Atkins and BBC Verify sifted through thousands of the president's posts.
BBC News
US carries out new strikes on Iran military site
The latest wave of attacks comes as President Trump has said that Iran is "negotiating on fumes".
BBC News
US judge orders Trump's name be removed from Kennedy Center
The performing arts centre must also remain open despite Trump announcing a two-year closure for extensive renovations.
BBC News
Former US attorney general Pam Bondi testifies in congressional Epstein probe
The testimony comes about a month after America's top prosecutor was ousted by US President Donald Trump.
BBC News
No deal announced after Trump meeting to make 'final determination' on Iran
The US president met his advisers, after officials confirmed the US and Iran had agreed a framework of a deal.
BBC News by Aoife Walsh; Emma Rossiter
Trump in excellent health after annual checkup, doctor says
The White House releases the results of the US president's latest medical examination, which states he is "fully fit" to carry out his duties.
BBC News
Trump seeking edits to US-Iran deal, US media report
The requested changes are related to the Strait of Hormuz and the removal of highly enriched uranium, according to US media.
BBC News
Colombia presidential runoff pits leftist senator against pro-Trump rival
Left-wing senator Iván Cepeda will face Trump admirer Abelardo de la Espriella at the final ballot on 21 June.
BBC News
'Cancel it', Trump says after artists drop out of US Freedom 250 festival
Trump suggests holding a "Make America Great Again" rally instead after most headliners drop out of White-House-linked event.
BBC News
Colombia votes in presidential election that could redefine relations with US
The election is held after months of public recrimination between current left-wing President Gustavo Petro and his US counterpart Donald Trump.
BBC News
Bowen: Trump needs this war to end but Iran is not backing down
Under pressure from the polls and Gulf allies, the White House is pushing for a deal but Iran wants concessions.
BBC News
Mandelson files: What you need to know
The government has published more than 1,000 pages of documents about the former US ambassador's appointment.
BBC News
Trump taps housing official Bill Pulte to be US spymaster
The head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, who pushed for criminal charges against Trump's foes, will step in as acting Director of National Intelligence.
BBC News
Mysteriously missing New Jersey congressman receives Trump endorsement
Republican Congressman Tom Kean Jr has not been seen for months but is expected to win Tuesday's election.
BBC News
Israel strikes southern Lebanon but partial truce with Hezbollah appears to hold
Israel continues its campaign in the south, though has not struck Beirut after a deal announced by the US.
BBC News
'Crazy' phone call between Trump and Netanyahu complicates Iran talks
Israel's PM laughed off reports of friction, but he has tested the patience of other US presidents.
BBC News
Trump says 'Eiffel Tower' like UFC structure may stay
President Donald Trump says he may choose to leave a purpose-built UFC arena standing at the White House because it is "attractive to a lot of people".
BBC News by Paul Battison
Trump hits back at 'unpatriotic' vote after House rebukes him over Iran
The lower chamber of Congress passed a measure that seeks to halt further military action, in a vote seen as largely symbolic.
BBC News by James FitzGerald
Will This Be The Donald Trump World Cup? (With Football Daily, Part 1)
And what’s going on with the Infantino bromance?
BBC News
NBA chief warns fans after 'stupid' court invasion
NBA commissioner Adam Silver says major sports events present an "enormous platform to do stupid things" and warned fans the "consequences are dramatic".
BBC News by Ben Collins
Trump to meet AI leaders to discuss US investment in their companies
The US president said on Friday he expects to meet the leaders of top AI companies next week.
BBC News
Trump abruptly ends NBC interview after clash over 'rigged election' claim
During the interview, the president was repeatedly challenged on several points by the show's presenter Kristen Welker.
BBC News
Israel strikes Beirut suburb days after US-brokered truce
Israel says the attacks on the Lebanese capital were ordered "in response to Hezbollah's firing at Israeli territory".
BBC News
Watch: Trump tells BBC Netanyahu did not defy him
In a call with the US president, BBC’s Sarah Smith asked Trump about the war in Iran and his relationship with the Israeli leader.
BBC News
Five people injured in stabbing at New York City's Penn Station
The city is currently heightening security measures before President Trump visits on Monday to watch the NBA finals.
BBC News
Bowen: 'Middle East is in turmoil' as Iran and Israel attack each other
The BBC's international editor, Jeremy Bowen, said the public are "right to be worried" as the consequences of the war will be felt for generations.
BBC News
Oil prices edge higher after strikes on Israel test ceasefire
Iran said the attacks, its first since an April ceasefire, are the start of "a full week" of strikes
BBC News
Iran releases footage of missiles launched at Israel
Iran said its attacks were "the beginning of a full week of continuous strikes."
BBC News
Trump to cheer on Knicks at NBA Finals game in New York City
The Knicks' stunning winning streak has energised the city as the New York basketball team prepares for the third game of the finals series at its home arena.
BBC News
UFC White House event challenged by lawsuit
The UFC White House event scheduled to take place on 14 June is challenged by a federal lawsuit alleging it is unlawful.
BBC News by Alex Brotherton, Keifer MacDonald, Ana Faguy
Trump says Iran shot down US helicopter and vows to respond
Two crew members of the Apache helicopter that crashed following the attack were rescued by an American sea drone.
BBC News
Does referee case show Fifa has lost control of its own World Cup?
With referee Omar Artan denied entry to the United States and worries over staff and supporters being turned back, what does this tell us about the World Cup?
BBC News by Dale Johnson
I have right papers and visa - barred referee Artan
Somali referee Omar Artan says he was subjected to an 11-hour immigration interview before being denied entry to the United States for the World Cup despite holding the "right papers" and "right visa".
BBC News by Alastair Telfer
Former Cameron adviser Steve Hilton advances in California governor's race
President Donald Trump has backed Hilton, who, if he wins in November, will be the first Republican governor in 15 years.
BBC News
US launches new strikes on Iran after Trump vows to hit 'hard'
US Central Comand said its latest airstrikes were responding to "unwarranted and continued aggression" from Iran.
BBC News
Scotland fan has US visa revoked an hour before flying to World Cup
Michael Wright was at airport security when his visa status changed to "travel not authorised".
BBC News by Ben Philip - BBC Scotland News
Trump and Iran trade new threats after strikes exchanged
The US president warns Iran "will have to pay the price" for taking too long to agree a deal, after Tehran vows retaliation to any attacks.
BBC News
Watch: Historic US-Canada border library gets new Quebec-only entrance
The Trump administration in 2025 paused the use of the famous Haskell Library's main entrance on the US side, which had been used by both countries for decades.
BBC News
The Democrats fight back Trump-style in Maine… but have they messed up?
New scandals and allegations emerge against Democrat Graham Platner in Maine
BBC News
Ex-UK political aide Steve Hilton pledges 'common sense' overhaul if elected California governor
The Trump-backed candidate is running as a Republican in the deeply liberal state on a platform that he says isn't beholden to party ideology.
BBC News
Judge rejects lawsuit against UFC White House show
The UFC's show at the White House on Sunday will proceed as planned after a judge rejected a federal lawsuit alleging the event breaks American law.
BBC News by Paul Battison
Watch: Why is Trump not at the World Cup?
All three leaders of the North America host nations have missed the tournament opening matches.
BBC News
As Trump turns 80, what's it really like to work as an octogenarian?
As President Donald Trump celebrates his birthday, we ask people who have worked into their 80s themselves about what it takes to keep going.
BBC News
US-Iran deal scheduled to be signed on Sunday, says Trump
Before the US president's comments, Iran expressed caution about the exact timing.
BBC News
Lebanon says three killed in Israeli strike on Beirut suburb
Israel says it targeted the Iran-backed Hezbollah, as Tehran warns this could derail a US-Iran deal to end the fighting.
BBC News
Oil prices slide after Pakistan announces deal between US and Iran
Under the agreement, the key Strait of Hormuz waterway will be reopened, US President Donald Trump said.
BBC News
Americanswers… on 5 Live! Is Trump still fit for the job on his 80th birthday?
Donald Trump is now the second oldest president in US history
BBC News
What did Trump do differently to Obama on Iran?
The BBC's Gary O'Donoghue looks at the contrasting approaches of the two presidents as Trump touts a new peace deal.
BBC News
Trump heralds Iran deal but questions - and risks - remain
The announcement of an Iran deal was a welcome birthday gift for the president – but its success or failure may hinge on the details.
BBC News
Eric Trump says 'rigged' UFC fight messages were AI fakes
Eric Trump says screenshots showing an alleged conversation with UFC commentator Daniel Cormier, which appeared to show Trump asking whether any fights at the White House event would be rigged, were fabricated.
BBC News by Paul Battison
US star Gaethje wins at Trump's UFC White House show
Justin Gaethje provides a perfect ending for American spectators at the White House, including President Donald Trump, as he shocks Ilia Topuria to win the UFC undisputed lightweight title.
BBC News by Paul Battison
Why is newly renovated Reflecting Pool in Washington DC full of algae?
The historic pool has turned green with algae just days after it was refilled with water following renovations.
BBC News
Moment Trump signs US-Iran agreement at Palace of Versailles
The 14-point Memorandum of Understanding was signed at a post-G7 dinner in France.
BBC News
Why Iran believes deal with US leaves it stronger than before
Iran has come out of the war's first chapter stronger than many expected, but its next challenge may be harder, the BBC Persian Service's Amir Azimi writes.
BBC News
US to end funding of South Africa's HIV programmes over claims of Afrikaner persecution
The US says South Africa is not doing enough to protect the white-minority Afrikaner community.
BBC News by Damian Zane
Italy's Meloni says Trump 'made up' story that she 'begged' him for photo at G7
The highly public exchange is an indication that their earlier close ties have frayed since Trump's decision to go to war with Iran.
BBC News
The US World Cup star who couldn't be an American under Trump's plan
Folarin Balogun scored two goals on his World Cup debut, but he is the type of person President Trump is trying to ban under birthright citizenship.
BBC News by Nada Tawfik, Steve Sutcliffe
Trump hits out at Italy's Meloni after pushback on G7 photo claim
Trump said the Italian leader asked "over and over" for a picture at G7, after she said the US president "made-up" a story that she "begged" for a photo.
BBC News
White House in talks over Iran travel restrictions
The White House is considering changing the strict travel restrictions Iran are facing at the 2026 World Cup.
BBC News by Regan Morris
What does Trump want from a new UK prime minister?
The US president was once considered to have a close friendship with Keir Starmer, but that quickly fell apart with the war in Iran.
BBC News
Trump-backed outsider wins Colombia election, initial count shows
Lawyer and businessman Abelardo de la Espriella has promised a military crackdown on armed groups.
BBC News
Trump to attend World Cup final and present trophy
United States president Donald Trump will attend the World Cup final and help present the trophy, says Fifa president Gianni Infantino.
BBC News by Alastair Telfer
How Washington DC's Reflecting Pool became a global talking point
President Trump says the pool is probably going to be drained again, two weeks after a multi-million dollar renovation was completed.
BBC News
Reflecting Pool to be drained as Trump again blames 'vandals' for recent troubles
Trump said vandals cut a long slit in it and possibly dumped fertiliser in the water, and later threatened to sue over reporting on the pool.
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Trump anticipates better relationship with Colombia under new leader
Abelardo de la Espriella, who preliminary results suggest is Colombia's next president, had Trump's endorsement.
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Iran says no new commitments on nuclear sites after Vance says inspectors to be invited back
Iran's foreign ministry says it made "no new commitments" on nuclear inspections after talks in Switzerland.
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Trump asks Congress for $87bn, mostly for 'urgent' Iran war costs
But the proposal faces an uphill battle and comes one day after Congress passed a resolution rebuking Trump's military action in Iran.
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UN nuclear chief says inspectors will visit Iran sites as part of war deal
Rafael Grossi says the global nuclear watchdog is "working on modalities" but an Iranian minister says such access would only be part of a final deal with the US.
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Eight sentenced to 450 years in prison over anti-ICE riot where officer was shot
An officer was shot in the neck during the Texas disorder by "Antifa Cell operatives", prosecutors said.
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Supreme Court allows Trump to restrict asylum seekers at border
The ruling will allow Trump to revive a turn-back policy rescinded in 2021 under President Joe Biden.
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Quake is devastating blow at time of uncertainty
The quake comes less than six months after Venezuela's then-leader Nicolás Maduro was seized by US forces.
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Ex-Trump adviser John Bolton pleads guilty to mishandling classified documents
Trump's former national security adviser could face up to five years behind bars, though the plea deal may help him avoid time in prison, US media report.
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Israel and Lebanon sign framework agreement after US-brokered talks
Previous ceasefires between Israel and Hezbollah have still seen near-daily cross-border strikes
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How can Democrats persuade more voters to like them?
We speak to Ben Rhodes, President Obama’s former senior advisor
BBC News
Trump accuses Iran of ceasefire breach after Strait of Hormuz attack
A Singapore-flagged ship was struck crossing the waterway on Thursday, prompting a large-scale evacuation to be paused.
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Why has Trump stayed away from the World Cup?
Why has Donald Trump stayed away from the World Cup? And will he appear before the final?
BBC News by Dan Roan
US interested in hosting 2038 World Cup - Giuliani
The United States could consider making a bid to host the men's 2038 World Cup, with Fifa considering expanding the tournament to 64 teams.
BBC News by Mandeep Sanghera
'Every person saved is a miracle': Families call to trapped loved ones in region devastated by Venezuela quakes
Families keep vigil at buildings where they fear their loved ones are trapped, but face an impossible task to move heavy debris.
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Trump's face is added to select US passports for America's 250th birthday
The commemorative special edition passports will be available on 6 July, and can only be applied for in person
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Has the Supreme Court just made Trump the most powerful president in history?
A landmark decision overturns legal precedent to expand Trump’s presidential power
BBC News
US says it has agreed to 'stand down' after exchange of strikes with Iran
A series of strikes over the weekend saw the US and Iran accuse each other of violating the ceasefire agreement.
BBC News by Yolande Knell - Middle East correspondent; Tabby Wilson
US Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship in blow to Trump
The ruling is a major setback for Donald Trump's immigration agenda, and has been welcomed by civil rights groups.
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US Supreme Court upholds bans on transgender women in female school and college sports
It rules that states can ban transgender athletes from competing in women's and girls' sports.
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O'Donoghue: Court ruling is major blow to president
The BBC’s Gary O’Donoghue explains what the court's landmark ruling means for the US president.
BBC News
Trump loses Supreme Court battle to end birthright citizenship
In a 6-3 decision, justices voted in favour of birthright citizenship, rejecting an executive order by the president issued at the start of his second term.
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From Truman's pension to Trump's billions - a White House windfall unmatched by any president
The White House has refuted claims that Trump is profiting off the presidency and said he doesn't have any conflicts of interest.
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Can China target critics abroad with its new 'ethnic unity' law?
Rights groups fear the new law gives Beijing legal authority to go after people beyond its borders.
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Trump made more than $1bn from crypto in first year back in office
It compares with more than $600m in total income that Trump reported in his last financial disclosure.
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Dangerous US heatwave looms over 4 July holiday, World Cup and Swift wedding
The soaring temperatures are raising concerns as President Donald Trump hosts America's 250th birthday celebrations and multiple World cup matches take place outdoors.
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Watch: PM's former top aide on Starmer's first call with Trump
Trump was more 'funny' than he had been expecting, Morgan McSweeney told the BBC.
BBC News
Trump planning to visit Irish Open at Doonbeg
United States President Donald Trump says he hopes to visit this year's Irish Open golf tournament at his Doonbeg resort in county Clare in September.
BBC News by Richard Petrie
Large crowds gather in Tehran on first day of Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral
Ali Khamenei's body will lie in state in Tehran's Grand Mosalla until Monday, before travelling across Iran and Iraq.
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How Iran's new regime is very different to what came before
Khamenei's funeral is another reminder of the change Iran has seen, but what does its new leadership want?
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Chinese underground church figure Jin Mingri freed from prison
The Zion Church founder's release comes after a direct plea to Xi Jinping from Donald Trump.
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Watch: Does Trump’s Fifa intervention undermine football’s integrity?
The BBC's Daniel Bush looks at the US president's comments over his request for Fifa to review Folarin Balogun's one-match ban.
BBC News
Nine killed in Russian strikes on Kyiv on eve of Nato summit in Turkey
Crews are racing to find survivors under rubble as Russia targets Kyiv in air strikes for the second time in a week.
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Charlie Kirk's family attends hearing for suspect charged with his murder
Tyler Robinson, 23, is accused of murdering Kirk, a key Trump ally and founder of youth organisation Turning Point USA.
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Resistance and revenge - Iran wanted to send a message with its farewell to Khamenei
Three days of public mourning in Tehran was a political spectacle Iran's leaders wanted the world to see, writes the BBC's international correspondent Lyse Doucet.
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Why some African nations are turning down Trump aid money
The Trump administration sees the aid as more transactional - but some say it is not a fair trade.
BBC News by Barbara Plett Usher - Africa correspondent
Zelensky to press Nato for air defence systems after intense Russian strikes
The Ukrainian president will use the Nato meeting in Turkey to argue he needs more interceptor missiles.
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Watch: Why is there a 'black cloud' over unity at the Nato summit?
US President Donald Trump has used the Nato summit to criticise the lack of support for his war on Iran, and revive his interest in taking over Greenland.
BBC News
Trump says ceasefire is 'over' after US and Iran trade strikes
Speaking ahead of a Nato summit, the president says US negotiators can keep talking with the Iranians "if they want".
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US launches new wave of strikes against Iran after promising to 'hit them hard'
Explosions have been reported by Iranian state media in parts of the country's south.
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Watch: Nato chief asked if there really is 'unity' in Nato
Nato's secretary general insists there is "unity" among Nato members, but the BBC's security correspondent asks if that is really the case.
BBC News
Khamenei's coffin carried through Shia shrines as ceremonies held in Iraq
The remains of Iran's late supreme leader are transported to Najaf and Karbala, as funeral ceremonies continue for a fifth day.
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Graham Platner's exit throws a must-win race for Democrats into tumult
The insurgent Democratic candidate in Maine's Senate race dropped out within days of an ex-girlfriend publicly accusing him of sexual assault.
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Traffic through Strait of Hormuz falls steeply after new US-Iran strikes
Data shows a decline in the number of ships - many carrying oil and gas - going through the waterway after attacks this week.
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Meet the crypto billionaires building a world where money buys you a vote
They think democracy has run its course - so they're setting up their own nations instead.
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US wants Iran to pledge to stop shooting at ships in Strait of Hormuz
Vice-President JD Vance is among US officials expected to take part in negotiations resuming on Saturday in Oman.
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'Devastating' evidence against Charlie Kirk murder suspect laid out in court
Prosecutors build a vivid picture of the suspect's movements as they seek to try the 23-year-old.
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Playing golf with Trump surreal - Kane
England captain Harry Kane says he once played golf with United States President Donald Trump, describing the experience as "surreal".
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Will Trump Accounts deliver for American children?
The White House has hailed the project as giving new generations a stake in the American dream, but the scheme has its critics.
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Burnham set for No 10: BBC correspondents on what Trump, Putin and others will make of him
In the US, China, Europe, Russia and elsewhere, how is the UK's expected new prime minister regarded?
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'I'm dying laughing' - what leaked messages tell us about global hacking gang
A BBC podcast investigates as the tables are turned on a ransomware gang whose messages are leaked.
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