Category: News

Sri Lanka’s new PM tells the BBC the country’s dire economic crisis will get worse before it gets better.

Spain could become the first European country with menstrual pain leave under a proposed law.

A day after confirming its first cases, state media reports thousands are suffering fever symptoms.

Ireland go home after Thursday’s semi-final, despite a warm reception for Derry girl Brooke Scullion.

Protais Mpiranya led the presidential guard that killed the then-PM and 10 Belgian peacekeepers.

The incident, captured on video seen by the BBC, is being investigated as a suspected war crime.

Boris Johnson says he cannot see how relations with the Russian leader can be ‘renormalised’.

It’s the highest total in the world – but the WHO thinks the true death toll may be higher elsewhere.

The country’s leaders call for a rapid decision, in a move prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Shireen Abu Aqla was shot dead while covering a raid by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank.

State media report the country’s first outbreak, but observers believe the virus has long been present.

Boris Johnson pledges to support each nation if they are attacked, as they consider joining Nato.

This rocky outcrop has been fiercely contested for weeks and has vital strategic importance.

Correspondent Quentin Sommerville and cameraman Darren Conway are with Ukrainian troops as they advance.

Troops have orders to shoot looters on sight as an economic crisis sparks violence and arson.

The TV channel accuses Israeli forces of shooting Shereen Abu Aqleh in Jenin – something they deny.

For the next few days, no commercial food deliveries are allowed, and hospital access will be restricted.

The Omicron variant overwhelmed the city’s healthcare system resulting in many deaths.

The US National Intelligence director warns the Russian president could turn to “more drastic means”.

Hassanabad Bridge is destroyed after a glacial lake releases a torrent of water during a heatwave.