BBC

Christchurch shootings: First funerals for victims of mosque attacks

A father and son who came to New Zealand as refugees from Syria are laid to rest.

UK cabinet row over PM's Brexit delay bid

The PM will write to the EU asking for Brexit to be postponed, amid reports of a cabinet row.

Cyclone Idai: 'Massive disaster' in Mozambique and Zimbabwe

Hundreds of thousands of people in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi could be affected, UN says.

Mexico violence: With only one gun shop, how come all the murders?

The number of homicides reached a record high in 2018 and experts say most were carried out with US guns.

Boeing: US orders review of 737 Max licence to fly

The transport secretary orders an independent assessment of the 737 Max certification process.

England's Danny Rose backs Raheem Sterling in criticising portrayal of black players

England full-back Danny Rose says players were "over the moon" to see team-mate Raheem Sterling criticise the way black players are portrayed.

Nations League victory would eclipse World Cup semi-final, says England's Harry Kane

England winning the Nations League in 2019 would eclipse the achievement of reaching the 2018 World Cup semi-finals, says Harry Kane.

Team Sky's switch to Team Ineos risks predictability, says Jonathan Vaughters

The lucrative deal turning Team Sky into Team Ineos could do long-term damage to cycling, says pro team manager Jonathan Vaughters.

The good things about ADHD: 'It's my superpower'

NZ shootings: Comic asks searching race relations questions

India election 2019: Are women any safer?

Mexico violence: With only one gun shop, how come all the murders?

Fashion rip-offs: Independent designers 'copied' by high street

Meet the independent businesses who claim they're being repeatedly ripped off by high street brands.

Weedkiller glyphosate a 'substantial' cancer factor

Jury to consider damages after one of the world's most widely-used weedkillers is blamed for cancer.

Boeing: US orders review of 737 Max licence to fly

The transport secretary orders an independent assessment of the 737 Max certification process.

Google reveals gaming platform Stadia

The new digital platform will stream games over the internet at console-like quality, the company said.

Huge aluminium plants hit by 'severe' ransomware attack

The Norwegian firm, which employs 35,000 people worldwide, has switched to manual controls at some plants.

The news you trust. 24/7. On your TV.

BBC World News, the 24-hour international news channel, is available in over 200 countries worldwide.

Find out how to watch

How Japan finds its grit

A stiff upper lip has long been valued in Japan – but that could be changing

The secret to mastering new skills

Perfect practice: Why ‘how’ outweighs ‘how much’

The upsides of the apocalypse

Sci-fi novels show how the breakdown of society can usher in a different world

What a single sound says about you

The letter ‘r’ – and how we pronounce it – reveals a lot about our identity

'Chimpanzees are just like us'

What can we learn from how chimps behave?

BBC Earth has moved

Visit us at our new home - BBCEarth.com

What happens when the food runs out?

Every meal we eat relies upon complex but precarious supply chains

The flaw at the heart of democracy

Why it struggles to tackle this century's biggest problems – and how to fix it

Is this the world’s last paradise?

It's so remote, no foreign visitor has been there in 72 years

The foraged green that can kill

You should never eat its roots, stalk, seeds or raw leaves

BBC World News: Meet The Team

Showing Now and Next

Regional TV Schedules

Does somebody keep forwarding you this newsletter? Get your own copy. Sign up today!

Check out our new weekly newsletter "If You Only Read 6 Things This Week..." Learn more!

You've received this email because you've previously signed up to the daily newsletter from BBC Global News Limited.. Please note that this email account is not monitored. If you wish to stop receiving these emails, please click here . BBC Global News Ltd is a member of the BBC's commercial group of companies and is funded by subscription and advertising revenues. No money from the licence fee was used to create this newsletter. The profits we make go back to the BBC to help fund BBC content. If you have any problems unsubscribing please forward this email with "unsubscribe" in the subject line to dataprotection@bbc.com.

BBC Global News Limited, 1 Television Centre, 101 Wood Lane, London W12 7FA

Company registered in England and Wales under company number: 04514407
Privacy | Unsubscribe