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Madagascar president dissolves government after 'Gen Z' protests

The UN says 22 people have been killed and more than 100 others injured since protests broke out on Thursday.

YouTuber MrBeast defends trapping man in burning building for $500,000

The world's most popular YouTuber is notorious for his stunt videos and challenges, and insists he takes safety seriously.

Former aide to far-right German politician jailed for spying for China

Jian Guo had worked in Brussels for five years for Maximilian Krah, while he was a member of the European Parliament.

The online blunder that led a BBC team to unmask Europe-wide dog fighting network

BBC Spotlight went undercover to expose a secret network of international dog fighters.

Russian mum and children found living in Indian cave return home

The woman and her daughters had been sent to a foreigners' detention centre after they were found in July.

Moldova's pro-EU party wins vote mired in claims of Russian interference

The election was seen as critical for Moldova's EU path, and President Maia Sandu warned the country's future was in danger.

China sentences 11 members of mafia family to death

They were one of four families who turned a Myanmar town into a hub for gambling, drugs and scam centres.

Young Peruvians clash with police in anti-government protests

The "Gen Z march" was organised by students and young workers who were joined by taxi and bus drivers.

The Indian superstar at the centre of row over crush deaths

At least 40 people died over the weekend in a crowd crush at a political rally organised by Vijay's party.

Falcon crowned Bird of the Year in New Zealand

This year marks 20th anniversary of the poll which raises awareness for native species considered to be at risk.

Swiss voters narrowly approve plan for electronic ID cards

The proposal was backed by 50.4% of voters, in the second Swiss ballot on the issue in four years.

The picturesque Dutch village set to charge tourists an entry fee

Zaanse Schans, popular for its windmills, has a population of just 100 people - but more than two million tourists will have visited this year.

Argentines demand justice at protest against brutal killings of young women

A girl and two young women were tortured and murdered in a crime that has shocked Argentina.

Several injured in shooting and fire at Michigan Mormon church

Police say the shooter "is down" and there is no further threat to the public, but the church building is still on fire.

Swiss voters approve plan for electronic identity cards

Swiss voters previously rejected proposals to introduce digital IDs in 2021

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.

Kyiv hit by 'massive' Russian attack, mayor says

As well as intensifying attacks against Ukraine, Russia is also accused of violating the airspace of several Nato countries.

Russia has no intention of attacking EU or Nato states, foreign minister says

Sergei Lavrov has been highly critical of Western countries and Israel in his speech at the UN General Assembly.

Drones seen over Danish military bases in latest air disruption

Drones were detected near its largest military facility, with possible sightings also reported in Germany, Norway and Lithuania.

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.

Instagram vs reality: Bali is becoming a victim of its own success

Millions flock to Bali to Eat, Pray, Love. They also get crowds, traffic and the cacophony of construction.

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.

Walk-out and loudspeakers near Gaza: See how Netanyahu's UN speech unfolded

Dozens of officials and diplomats staged a walk-out as he took to the podium, leaving large parts of the hall empty.

Tony Blair in discussions to run transitional Gaza authority

The former prime minister has been in high-level planning talks over the territory's future, the BBC understands.

ICE officer disciplined after shoving woman to ground in courthouse

The Department of Homeland Security said the officer's behaviour was "unacceptable" and placed him on leave.

Assata Shakur, black liberation activist exiled in Cuba dies at 78

She fled to Cuba after being convicted in the killing of a police officer but she denied shooting the officer.

Turkey abandons bid to force doner kebab rules on Europe

The case had alarmed Germany's kebab industry in particular, who make doners very differently.

Drone attacks leave Denmark exposed - and searching for response

In an era of hybrid warfare, there is a sense of embarrassment that Denmark's critical infrastructure has become vulnerable.

Trump says he 'will not allow' Netanyahu to annex West Bank

The US president was speaking ahead the Israeli PM's address to the UN General Assembly on Friday.

Trump urges Turkey to stop buying Russian oil as Erdogan chases deal on F-35s

The US president suggests the US could lift sanctions on Turkey and allow it to buy F-35 jets.

Why a tiny island's fate could decide Seychelles' next president

India, Qatari royals, China and ecologists have their own, very different, views on Assumption Island's future.

South Korea legalises tattooing by non-medical professionals

Many tattoo artists have operated illegally for the past 30 years, leaving them at the sharp end of the law.

Palestinian president says ready to work with Trump for two-state peace plan

In a speech to the UN, Mahmoud Abbas also calls on more countries to recognise a Palestinian state.

गौतम क्षत्रिय राजपूत वंश (The clan of Gautam Budha)

 गौतम क्षत्रिय राजपूत वंश (The clan of Gautam Budha) गौतम क्षत्रिय राजपूत वंश का सम्पूर्ण विवरण-- ================================== गौतम राजपूत वंश का गौत्रोच्चार-- वंश--सूर्यवंश,इच्छवाकु,शाक्य गोत्र- गौतम प्रचर पाँच - गौतम , आग्डिरस , अप्सार,बार्हस्पत्य, ध्रुव कुलदेवी- चामुण्ङा माता,बन्दी माता,दुर्गा माता देवता - महादेव योगेश्वर,श्रीरामचन्द्र जी वेद - यजुर्वेद शाखा- वाजसनेयी प्रसिद्ध महापुरुष--गौतम बुद्ध सुत्र- पारस्करगृहासूत्र गौतम वंश का महामंत्र-- रेणुका: सूकरह काशी काल बटेश्वर:। कालिंजर महाकाय अश्वबलांगनव मुक्तद:॥ प्राचीन राज्य--कपिलवस्तु, अर्गल, मेहनगर, कोरांव,बारां(उन्नाव),लशकरपुर ओईया(बदायूं) निवास---अवध,रुहेलखण्ड,पूर्वांचल,बिहार,मध्य प्रदेश शाखाएं--कंडवार, गौनिहां, रावत,अंटैया,गौतमिया आदि प्राचीन शाखाएं--मोरी(मौर्य),परमार(सम्भवत,शोध जारी) अनुमानित जनसंख्या--1891 की जनगणना में यूपी में कुल 51970 गौतम राजपूत थे अब करीब दो से ढाई लाख होंगे,इसमें बिहार और मध्य प्रदेश के गौतम राजपूतो की संख्या भी जोड़ ले तो करीब 350000 गौतम राजपूतो की संख्या देश भर में होगी।। गौतम सूर्यंवंशी र...

Greece extradites oligarch to Moldova in $1bn fraud case

Vladimir Plahotniuc, an oligarch and former senior Moldovan politician, denies any wrongdoing.

Over 1,000 children fall ill from free school lunches in Indonesia

The government's multi-billion-dollar "nutritious meals programme" has been plagued by food poisoning.

From former president to future prisoner: Sarkozy's conviction divides France

Sarkozy is back where he used to be – dominating the news and dividing the nation, writes the BBC's Hugh Schofield.

Greenland contraception scandal victims hear Danish PM's emotional apology

One woman was given an ovation for saying the apology was crucial for the victims to move on.

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.

Typhoon Ragasa makes landfall in China after 17 killed in Taiwan

Ragasa is the world's strongest storm this year and has been roaring over the South China Sea for days.

Malawi's ex-president wins election in comeback at age 85

Peter Mutharika defeated the incumbent, Lazarus Chakwera, the election commission announces.

उत्तराखंड की हिमालयी चोटियों से लेकर उत्तर प्रदेश के मैदानी क्षेत्रों तक फैला कत्यूरी राजवंश

 उत्तराखंड की हिमालयी चोटियों से लेकर उत्तर प्रदेश के मैदानी क्षेत्रों तक फैला कत्यूरी राजवंश भारतीय सभ्यता की एक अमूल्य धरोहर है। यह राजवंश, जो लगभग 2500 वर्ष पूर्व से 700 ईस्वी तक सिक्किम से काबुल तक अपने विशाल साम्राज्य का परचम लहराता रहा, अपनी सैन्य शक्ति, प्रशासनिक कुशलता, और सांस्कृतिक योगदान के लिए प्रसिद्ध है। ऐतिहासिक दस्तावेजों, ताम्रपत्रों, और वंशावलियों के आधार पर यह लेख कत्यूरी वंश की गौरवशाली गाथा को प्रस्तुत करता है, जिसमें महुली, हरिहरपुर, अस्कोट, और अन्य शाखाओं का विशेष उल्लेख है। मैं, अखिलेश बहादुर पाल, महसों-हरिहरपुर इस्टेट से, अपने पूर्वजों की इस महान विरासत को आपके सामने ला रहा हूँ। कत्यूरी राजवंश की उत्पत्ति प्राचीन भारत के सूर्यवंशी क्षत्रियों से मानी जाती है। इतिहासकारों के अनुसार, इस वंश की नींव सम्राट शालिवाहन ने लगभग 3000 वर्ष पूर्व अयोध्या से रखी थी। उनकी प्रारंभिक राजधानी जोशीमठ के निकट थी, जो बाद में कार्तिकेयपुर स्थानांतरित हुई। उस समय उनका साम्राज्य सिक्किम से काबुल तक, जिसमें दिल्ली, रोहिलखंड, और अन्य प्रांत शामिल थे, विस्तृत था। इतिहासकार अलेक्जेंड...

The Gen Z revolution in Asia shows the power of the young - and their limits

Anti-corruption demonstrations, powered by social media, have toppled a government - but will they lead to lasting change?

Secret Service disrupts telecom threat near UN General Assembly

Investigators say the scheme could have shut down the cellular network in New York City.

Macron calls Trump after motorcade blocks his car

Macron and Trump were in New York for the 80th UN General Assembly

Sydney 'Night Stalker' pleads guilty to string of sexual assaults in 90s

Police arrested the 61-year-old after a breakthrough in DNA and fingerprint technologies.

Zayn Malik announces Las Vegas residency for 2026

The former One Direction singer has only toured solo once since leaving the boyband in 2015.

'Why does China prefer war?' The K-drama line that infuriated the Chinese internet

China's ban on K-drama seemed to be easing - until Jun Ji-hyun's Tempest came along.

ICC charges Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity

The former president of the Philippines is accused of being involved in the deaths of dozens of people.

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

Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa shock: Why US may lose more than India

India may adapt, but the US risks losing skilled workers who have helped build the Silicon Valley and hospitals.

European airport disruption continues after weekend cyber-attack

Brussels Airport asks airlines to cancel nearly half of their outgoing flights on Monday.

Outdoor brand Arc'teryx apologises for fireworks display in Tibet

Officials are investigating the firm after the display drew backlash for its potential environmental impact.

Watch: Prayer, tears and a Trump-Musk handshake at Kirk memorial

The five-hour service saw top officials from the Trump administration pay tribute to the conservative activist.

पुरुष की उत्सुकता किसी भी स्त्री में भी,,तभी तक होती है, जब तक वह उसे जीत नहीं लेता

 किसी भी #पुरुष का एक #स्त्री के प्रति #यौ*न आकर्षण,, केवल तब तक #चरम पर रहता है, जब तक वो उसे बिस्तर पर लेटा नहीं देता,, औरत की ठुकाई होने के बाद,, मर्द का लगाव खत्म हो जाता है,,,दुसरी ओर पुरुष की उत्सुकता किसी भी स्त्री में भी,,तभी तक होती है, जब तक वह उसे जीत नहीं लेती,,,जीतने के बाद ही उसकी उत्सुकता समाप्त हो जाती है। स्त्री को जीतते ही फिर कोई रस नहीं रह जाता। नीत्शे ने कहा है कि पुरुष का गहरे से गहरा रस एक मात्र विजय है। कामवासना भी उतनी गहरी विजय नहीं है। कामवासना सिर्फ़ विजय का एक क्षेत्र है। बस इसलिए पत्नी में उत्सुकता समाप्त हो जाती है। क्योंकि वह जीती जा चुकी होती है। उसने कोई अब जीतने को बाकी कुछ भी नहीं रहा है। इसलिए जो बुद्धिमान पत्नियां है, वे सदा इस भांति जीएंगी की पति के साथ जीतने को कुछ बाकी बना रहे है। नहीं तो पुरुष का कोई रस सीधे स्त्री में नहीं है। अगर कुछ अभी जीतने को बाकी है तो उसका रस होगा। अगर सब जीता जा चुका है तो उसका रस खो जाएगा। तब कभी कभी ऐसा भी घटित होता है कि अपनी सुंदर पत्नी को छोड़कर वह एक साधारण सी स्त्री में भी उत्सुक् हो सकता है। और तब लोगो को ब...

Ukraine says three killed in 'massive' Russian aerial attack

President Zelensky says Moscow seeks to "intimidate civilians", while Russia reports four deaths in a Ukrainian strike.

Heathrow braces for second day of disruption after cyber-attack

The issue affecting check-in and baggage systems caused hundreds of delays and cancellations on Saturday.

Duchess of York called Epstein 'supreme friend' in 2011 email

A spokesperson for the duchess says the message was sent to counter a threat Epstein had made to sue her for defamation.

Starmer set to announce UK recognition of Palestinian state on Sunday

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.

Day of delays at Heathrow after cyber-attack brings disruption

The issue affecting check-in and baggage systems has also caused cancellations in Brussels and Berlin.

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.

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.

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.

Key oceans treaty crosses threshold to come into force

Sixty states have ratified a global treaty to protect the oceans - it will become law in January.

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.

Malawi police arrest eight for alleged election fraud

Officials are on high alert after the 2019 presidential election result was annulled due to vote tampering.

Trump and Xi discuss future of TikTok in US

Trump said a deal had been approved but Chinese state media did not confirm that an agreement had been reached.

Son of British couple held by Taliban 'ecstatic' as they return to UK

Jonathan Reynolds tells the BBC he is "overwhelmed" by release after nearly eight months in prison.

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.

'Cataclysmic' situation in Gaza City, UN official says, as Israeli tanks advance

A constant of stream of Palestinians flee southwards as Israeli tanks reportedly push further into Gaza's biggest urban centre.

Israel demolishes more high-rise towers as Gaza City offensive ramps up

BBC Verify's Merlyn Thomas looks at the latest Israeli strikes on buildings in Gaza City city over the weekend.

The lonely life and death of Delhi's only African elephant

For 24 years, Shankar endured a lonely existence - including at least 13 spent in solitary confinement.

Taliban ban books written by women from Afghan universities

The decree also outlaws the teaching of 18 subjects, including human rights and sexual harassment.

US blocks UN call for Gaza ceasefire for sixth time

Washington's representative says the Security Council resolution does not go far enough in condemning Hamas.

US deportees sue Ghana over 'illegal' detention

Despite opposition to the deal, Ghana's president says 40 more deportees will arrive from the US.

Watch: Mexico and Canada are meeting without Trump - here's why

President Claudia Sheinbaum and Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting is meant to kickstart a new economic bilateral relationship.

Body found in car registered to D4vd identified as missing teen

Authorities say the cause and time of the 15-year-old girl's death are still unknown.

Fury over corruption and 'nepo babies' as floods paralyse Philippines

An unusually fierce monsoon has derailed daily life more than ever in the South East Asian nation.

Battling a rare brain-eating disease in an Indian state

In Kerala this year, more than 70 people have been diagnosed and 19 have died from the brain-eating amoeba.

AI can forecast your future health – just like the weather

An artificial intelligence model can predict the risk of more than 1,000 diseases, a team of scientists say.

Watch: Key takeaways from Charlie Kirk suspect's first court appearance

The BBC's Nada Tawfik reports from Utah, where Tyler Robinson appeared in court as prosecutors read the charges against him.

'The hungry can't stay silent' - behind deadly protests in oil-rich Angola

As the 50th independence anniversary approaches the country grapples with poverty and inequality.

Malawians await presidential poll result in vote dominated by economic woes

If no candidate wins more than half the votes, the top two contenders will head to a run-off.

Charlie Kirk suspect confessed in hidden note to roommate, prosecutors allege

The 22-year-old has been charged with murder and is facing the death penalty if convicted at trial.

Chinese-linked mining firms sued over 'ecological catastrophe' in Zambia

Million of litres of highly acidic waste spilled into rivers in a copper-mining area, farmers say.

'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.

US says 'framework' for TikTok ownership deal agreed with China

The deal will pave the way to US ownership of the social media platform's American operations, according to the US treasury secretary.

Watch: Soda truck falls into sinkhole in Mexico City

Initial reports suggested the sinkhole was caused by a collapsed drainage system, according to Iztapalapa's mayor.

Boss of degrading sex-trade ring in Dubai's glamour districts unmasked by BBC

Young Ugandan women tell BBC they are being lured to Dubai to take part in extreme sex acts.

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.

Qatar hosts Arab-Islamic emergency summit over Israeli strike on Doha

A draft resolution reportedly says Israeli "hostile acts" threaten peace in the Middle East.

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.

Romania becomes second Nato country to report Russian drone in its airspace

Ukraine's President Zelensky called the incursion "an obvious expansion of the war by Russia".

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.

Workers taken to hospital after FBI uses furnace to burn seized meth

Fourteen staff were hospitalised and 75 cats and dogs evacuated.

'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.

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.

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.

The Indian city that sparkles like Paris at night

In 21 months, citizens have lit up 92 Kolkata landmarks with a simple model: your property, their lights.

Malawi - where the petrol queue might overshadow the queue to vote

With long petrol queues on city roads, everyday issues dominate in the run-up to Tuesday's vote.

'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

Bowling and curling among tests for tram driver world championship

Twenty five tram driving teams from all over the world battle it out in Vienna.

New Nato mission to bolster eastern flank after Russia drone incursion

France, Denmark and Germany will send jets to Poland after Russian drones flew into its airspace.

World's first AI minister will eliminate corruption, says Albania's PM

Named Diella, the new minister will help Albania "leapfrog" bigger, more advanced countries, says Edi Rama.

Colombian court rules Meta was wrong to bar porn star's Instagram account

The nation's highest court says the tech firm removed Esperanza Gómez's account without clear justification.

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.

Anti-apartheid hero's new inquest should lead to justice, Biko family tells BBC

Seen as a martyr in the struggle against white-minority rule, Steve Biko died in police custody in 1977.

Schools shut in two Dutch towns over youth violence and abuse videos

All five secondary schools in Beverwijk and Heemskerk are closed in a bid to restore calm.

BBC Verify reports from house linked to Tyler Robinson

The BBC has been to the house in Washington, Utah which has been linked to the man suspected of killing Charlie Kirk.

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.

Kashmir's young are preserving history - one post at a time

Young Kashmiris are using social media to preserve language, heritage and identity through storytelling.

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.

Nato strengthens defences after Russian drones shot down over Poland

Germany, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic will be sending Poland more support to defend Nato's eastern flank.

'Looks like a toy, but it's real': BBC examines a downed Russian drone

Drones like this one were shot down over Polish airspace in the early hours of Wednesday.

Party like it's 2018 - Ethiopians celebrate their new year

Photos of new year celebrations in a country with a calendar seven years behind that followed in the West.

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.

Ireland threatens to withdraw from Eurovision if Israel participates

The Irish broadcaster said that Ireland's participation in the contest "would be unconscionable given the ongoing and appalling loss of lives in Gaza".

Killing of Trump ally lays bare America's bloody and broken politics

Charlie Kirk's killing is another episode of gun violence in America and the latest in a line of recent political violence.

Mothers and staff tell of global charity's role in child disappearances under Assad regime

The Assad regime used an international charity to hide children of detainees from their families.

Hong Kong lawmakers say no to more rights for same-sex couples

The law would have recognised some rights for couples who were married overseas.

Watch: Army patrols streets of Kathmandu after fierce protests

Charlotte Scarr reports from the Kathmandu where deadly protests against corruption and nepotism took place.

Watch: Mandelson says he regrets falling for Epstein's lies

Watch: Mandelson says he regrets falling for Epstein's lies

Macron names ally Sébastien Lecornu as new French PM

It comes after a vote of confidence ousted François Bayrou after nine months in power.

Childhood obesity: The South African campaigners fighting for healthy food

The UN says the number of obese teenagers has nearly tripled globally in the last two decades.

Nepal parliament set on fire after PM resigns over anti-corruption protests

KP Sharma Oli steps down amid Nepal's worst unrest in decades, with at least 22 deaths reported in clashes.

Japan is set to choose its fourth PM in five years - who could be next?

Japan's next leader will face the challenge of steering a much weakened government.

The pride of Ethiopia - What it took to build Africa's largest hydro-electric dam

In a fractious nation, the dam's construction has brought people together despite controversy abroad.

NZ 'suitcase murder': Anti-depressants found in children's bodies

A jury heard Hakyung Lee killed her children in an attempted mass suicide after her husband's death.

Murdochs reach deal in succession battle over media empire

Lachlan Murdoch will retain control the conservative Fox and News Corp empire under the deal.

Nepal lifts social media ban after 19 killed in protests

Thousands had taken to the streets demanding that the government lift the ban and tackle corruption.

Six Israelis killed by Palestinian gunmen at Jerusalem bus stop

Israeli police say two gunmen were killed after the attack, which was one of the deadliest in the city in years.

Ousting PM plunges France into fresh political crisis

François Bayrou is out, and President Emmanuel Macron now faces the same problem four prime ministers have failed to solve.

A survivor's plea for kindness: How Australia's mushroom murder case ended

As Erin Patterson was sentenced, her sole surviving victim Ian Wilkinson called for privacy and kindness.

Watch: Glitz, glamour and emotional speeches at VMAs 2025

The MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) have taken place in New York, with high profile figures in the music industry taking to the red carpet.

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."

Australian triple murderer jailed for life over toxic mushroom lunch

She will serve a non-parole period of 33 years for killing three relatives and trying to kill another.

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.

India's iconic Parsi magazine to shut after 60 years

Parsiana - a fortnightly journal that chronicles the Parsi community - was started in 1964 by a Parsi doctor.

Inflatable tanks and flat-pack guns - inside Ukraine's decoy war

Both Russia and Ukraine are using blow up dolls and plastic decoys as tricks on the battlefield.

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.

Ethiopia outfoxes Egypt over the Nile's waters with its mighty dam

Ethiopia is set to inaugurate a mega dam that has stoked tensions with Egypt.

Watch: BBC at the scene of Ukrainian government building strike

One of Kyiv's main government buildings was hit in overnight missile and drone strikes by Russia.

One of America's most wanted evaded the FBI for 21 years - only to be found in Wales

The prime suspect for two bombings in California in 2003 was found in a Welsh cottage last year.

Snapped cable caused Lisbon funicular crash, first report says

The rest of the mechanism worked properly, says a preliminary report into the crash which killed 16 people.

Lisbon funicular worker among those killed in crash

Four employees of a non-profit organisation and a transport worker are among those who died.

'No doubt' Russia will cross Nato border if Ukraine falls, former US VP says

Former US Vice-President Mike Pence calls for security guarantees in Ukraine to help deliver “just and lasting peace”.

The sunscreen scandal shocking Australia - the world's skin cancer hotspot

It has shaken consumer trust and raised questions about global sunscreen regulation.

New Bollywood romcom sparks debate over stereotyping south India

Param Sundari has reignited conversation on how India's most influential film industry represents non-Hindi speaking states.

Watch: What's in the 'missing minute' of Epstein's jail video?

The US House Oversight Committee has released new surveillance footage recorded hours before the convicted paedophile's death.

'Out of control': Witnesses describe fatal Lisbon funicular crash

At least 16 people were killed and 20 more injured, some critically, Portuguese authorities say.

Watch: Key moments from RFK Jr's heated Senate hearing

The US health secretary faced questions on Covid deaths and vaccines a week after firing the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Ebola outbreak kills 15 in DR Congo

Health officials urge people to take preventive measures following a new outbreak of the deadly virus.

Thailand names third prime minister in two years

Thailand has seen multiple administrations deposed by court interventions and military coups.

'My mother was my shelter and storm': Arundhati Roy on her fierce new memoir

Mother Mary comes to me is a raw, bruising, yet life-affirming portrait of Arundhati Roy's mother.

Joe Biden undergoes skin cancer surgery

The former US president had been spotted with a wound on the right side of his head in recent days.

'The hit was very hard': Eyewitness in second carriage shares video of crash moment

The incident in Lisbon's funicular has left 16 dead and multiple injured.

Boy, 3, pulled from funicular crash that has shocked Portugal

It is unclear what caused the crash in which 16 people died and more than 20 were injured, including many foreign nationals.

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.

What we know about Lisbon's deadly funicular crash

At least 17 people died after a carriage on the city's famous Glória hillside railway derailed.

Who are the victims of the Lisbon funicular cable crash?

A transport worker is among those killed, while a three-year-old German boy is reported to have escaped with minor injuries.

Guyana President Irfaan Ali claims victory in general election

The incumbent president claimed victory in an election dominated by how to manage the country's vast oil reserves.

Three dead after historic funicular railway derails in Lisbon

A train on Lisbon's famous Gloria funicular cable railway derailed and crashed.

Trump says 11 killed in US strike on drug-carrying vessel from Venezuela

The Trump administration has signalled a willingness to use military force against drug cartels.

'A bullet went through my skull': Tanzania abduction survivor

Activist Edgar Mwakabela describes his ordeal after he says he was kidnapped and shot by suspected state agents.

Floods kill 30 and submerge 1,400 villages in Indian state

More than 354,000 people have been affected by the worst floods since 1988, as rescue efforts continue.

Watch: Key moments from China's big show of strength

The military parade was attended by world leaders including Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un and showcased China’s new weapons.

Germany's far-right AfD suffers series of candidate deaths ahead of local vote

Police say there is no evidence of foul play, ahead of local elections in western Germany.

'Covered in dust and too shocked to speak': Afghan villagers reel at scale of quake's devastation

Cut off by rock falls in the mountains, locals who survived the tremors help pull injured and dead from the rubble.

Aerial search for survivors after Afghan quake kills 800 people

Rescuers are hampered by mountainous terrain and roads strewn with debris.

Power and a touch of paranoia as China prepares to host grand military parade

This is a big week for President Xi Jinping, who will host Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un in Beijing.

Gaza flotilla with Greta Thunberg on board departs Barcelona

Around 20 boats have left the port of Barcelona with Greta Thunberg and aid supplies on board.

How the death of a delivery driver ignited Indonesia

Protests over corruption and inequality have spiralled into violence, arson and deaths.

Russia's Putin hails 'unprecedented' ties with China as talks begin

The Russian leader hailed relations between both countries saying they were on an "unprecedented level".

Nestle fires boss after romantic relationship with employee

The food giant says Laurent Freixe had an "undisclosed" relationship with "a direct subordinate".

Arrest after fatal shooting of Ukrainian politician Andriy Parubiy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says "urgent investigations" are underway to establish what happened.

Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani injured in car accident

The former Trump adviser's car was struck from behind on a highway in New Hampshire, a statement said.

Enforcing Australia's social media ban on kids is possible but contains risks, report says

The impending ban is popular with many parents, but experts have raised concerns over privacy and age verification technology.

How Tokyo is using AI video to prepare for a Mt Fuji eruption

Tokyo authorities say they released the AI-generated video to raise awareness and help people prepare for disaster - but how likely is Mt Fuji to actually erupt?

Man arrested after crashing car into Russian consulate in Australia

Police say an officer injured their hand but no other injuries were reported.

Indonesian politicians to have perks cut in bid to quell unrest

The move aims to subdue anti-government demonstrations that have swept across the country.