BBC

French election: Macron defeats Le Pen to become president

Voters reject far right Marine Le Pen and choose former investment banker as new leader.

North Korea 'detains US citizen Kim Hak-song'

North Korea says it held the university worker on suspicion of "hostile acts" against the state.

Revenge porn hits 'one in five' Australians

The national survey found that men and women are equally likely to be targeted.

Germany searches all army barracks for Nazi material

All German army barracks will be inspected after Nazi-era memorabilia was found at two.

Nigeria Chibok girls: Freed 82 meet President Buhari

The 82 girls released by Boko Haram meet President Buhari, who is travelling again for medical reasons.

'Spurs have an advantage over Chelsea' - Conte on first-season title bid

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte says Tottenham "have an advantage" over his side because Mauricio Pochettino has been in charge of Spurs since 2014.

'England deservedly Champions Trophy favourites' - reaction as England beat Ireland

England are "justified favourites" for the Champions Trophy on home soil next month, says former spin bowler Graeme Swann.

Is Rodgers better than Klopp? The weekend's Premier League stats & facts

Why Norwegians trump Brazilians, where Shawcross ranks among 'own-goal' greats, how Rodgers compares to Klopp, and more of the week's stats.

French election results night... in 120 seconds

France elections: 'It would have been chaos with Le Pen'

French election: What do you do when you lose? Dance

Immigration crackdown: The church defying President Trump

My son died in 1994 but his heart only stopped beating this year

On the night of 29 September 1994, seven-year-old Nicholas Green was fatally shot on holiday in Italy in a suspected case of mistaken identity.

Euro strengthens as 'pro-business' Macron wins French presidency

He has promised 'pro-business' policies including lower taxes and more labour market flexibility.

Facebook publishes fake news ads in UK papers

Adverts contain a list of ten things to look out for when deciding whether a story is genuine.

Facebook publishes fake news ads in UK papers

Adverts contain a list of ten things to look out for when deciding whether a story is genuine.

Uber faces criminal probe in US over 'greyball' code

The inquiry will look into Uber's use of software that helped it spot and avoid official scrutiny.

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 rich are you, really?

You're wealthier than you realise – it's all about the mindset

The trouble with training

It’s often a chore or a bore – so why do we ask for it?

The crack redrawing the world map

How a fracture can expose our deepest fears

Is Alien: Covenant any good?

Ridley Scott directs the eighth film in the horror franchise

Scotland is home to miniature 'tigers'

These wild cats are small but incredibly fierce

The diseases hidden in ice

Viruses and bacteria are lurking in permafrost

The biggest plane that’s ever flown

A Soviet behemoth gets a new lease of life

Who guards nuclear plants from attacks?

Inside the training of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary

The strange reason Spaniards eat late

Spain’s famous late-night culture is not as traditional as you may think

A rare glimpse at Jesus’ burial chamber

Billions of Christians consider this to be the spiritual centre of the universe

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 Worldwide Americas, 1120 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036-6700
Privacy | Unsubscribe