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December 07, 2017

Honduras presidential election: Curfew lifted in some areas after OAS call

It was imposed last week after opposition protests over alleged electoral fraud turned violent.


Jerusalem status: Saudis condemn Trump's announcement

International criticism grows over Donald Trump's move to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital.


China claims Indian drone 'invaded airspace in crash'

China is "strongly dissatisfied" at what it calls an "invasion of airspace", report state media.


India newborn 'mistakenly' declared dead passes away

The baby was handed over in a plastic bag but his parents saw him move on their way to his funeral.


Bitcoin breaks through the $16,000 mark

The digital currency has seen its value more than double in the last month in a volatile journey.


Andrej Babis: Czech Republic's new billionaire prime minister

Czech Republic's new prime minister is a billionaire who's anti-immigration. Sound familiar?


Getting Nigeria's railways back on track with China's help

Nigeria has unveiled a major railway expansion project to ease congestion on roads. Ijeoma Ndukwe reports from Lagos.


UK acid survivor 'pities' her attacker

Resham Khan was left seriously injured after acid was thrown in her face on her 21st birthday in June.


The Crown: The visual effects secrets of Netflix's drama

Visual Effects Supervisor, Ben Turner, explains how they re-created drama about Queen Elizabeth II.


Drone flies through Norwich's Christmas tunnel of light

Thousands of festive LED lights create a magical city Christmas lights experience.


US inner-city children suffer ‘war zone’ trauma

While many people expect post-traumatic stress disorder to be an issue for returning soldiers, it is far more pervasive in US inner cities.


Rescuing the lost children of IS

Tens of thousands of foreign fighters joined Islamic State. What has become of their families now the self-declared caliphate is crumbling?


Barcelona's 'blanket men' try to rebrand

Street sellers are a divisive presence in Barcelona. Now they're trying to change their image.


$450m 'Leonardo painting' heads to Louvre Abu Dhabi

Salvator Mundi, reputedly by Leonardo da Vinci, was sold for a record sum in New York this month.


December 06, 2017

Liverpool 7-0 Spartak Moscow

Philippe Coutinho scores a hat-trick as Liverpool thump Spartak Moscow to reach the knockout stage of the Champions League for the first time since 2009.


Champions League: Five English teams into the knockout stage for the first time

Premier League clubs make Champions League history as all five English sides qualify for the knockout stages.


Flynn said Russia sanctions would be 'ripped up' - congressman

The ex-White House aide is said to have promised a nuclear project with Russians was "good to go".


Tottenham Hotspur 3-0 Apoel Nicosia

Fernando Llorente scores his first goal for Tottenham as Spurs round off their Champions League Group H campaign with victory against Apoel.


Formula 1: Max Verstappen's maturity is earning him millions

Even in a sport dripping with cash, 20-year-old Max Verstappen will not be able to move for money next year. Thing is, he's worth it.


Democrats urge Senator Franken to quit amid groping claims

Al Franken denies a report he plans to quit as colleagues abandon him and allegations pile up.


California wildfires surround LA freeway

Drivers filmed the flames on the 405 near Bel Air, as firefighters continue to battle the blaze.


Shakhtar Donetsk 2-1 Manchester City

Manchester City lose for the first time in 29 games as Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk win to join City in the last 16 of the Champions League.


Hirohito's WW2 memoir bought by Japanese accused holocaust denier

The buyer of the former Japan emperor's WW2 memoir is accused of denying the holocaust.


Ashes: Ben Stokes & Alex Hales unlikely to play despite England ODI call-up

Ben Stokes is named in England's ODI squad to play Australia but appears unlikely to play while investigations into an incident outside a nightclub continue.


Russian doping: Athletes yet to decide on 2018 Winter Olympics boycott

Russian athletes and sports federations will decide next week whether to compete under a neutral flag at the 2018 Winter Olympics.


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