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December 05, 2017

Bryan Singer: Director fired from Freddie Mercury film

Bryan Singer says the studio fired him after he fell ill while filming Bohemian Rhapsody.


Jerusalem: New warnings over US shift on city status

France is the latest nation to warn Donald Trump against recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital.


Trump travel ban: Supreme Court lets restrictions take full effect

But the directive covering Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen still faces legal challenges.


Bamboozled by Brexit?

As talks appear to have broken down, we get back to basics.


What will medicine be able to do with hearts?

Heart transplantation has become a routine surgical operation, but the future promises equally amazing progress.


Sexsomnia: My boyfriend raped his ex 'in his sleep'

Some people sleepwalk, others try to have sex while asleep - and one man was jailed for seven years as a result.


Why the colour yellow is banned in Catalonia

Yellow lights, yellow ribbons, even yellow fountains are not allowed.


Ice age caves found under Montreal

A pair of amateur explorers discovered the "once in a lifetime" find after searching for years.


Babri mosque: The build-up to a demolition that shook India

Hindu mobs tore down the 16th Century Babri mosque in the holy city of Ayodhya on 6 December 1992.


Crowdfunding campaign saves French castle

Internet users join forces to buy Mothe-Chandeniers chateau in France, hoping to restore it.


The battle against deadly fake goods goes hi-tech

The tech tackling fake baby formula, dodgy drugs, conflict diamonds and fishy fish.


Ocean plastic a 'planetary crisis' - UN

Life in the seas risks irreparable damage from the ever-increasing tide of plastic waste, the UN's head of oceans has warned.


December 04, 2017

Ashes: Australia sledging crossed line and 'upset' England players - Prior

Australia have "upset" England players with verbal abuse over an issue which "hasn't come out for various reasons", says Matt Prior.


Trump shrinks Utah monuments angering environmentalists

Environmental groups are angry at the move against Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante monuments.


Peace diamond: Precious stone fetches $6.5m in New York

Proceeds from the sale will fund projects in Sierra Leone, whose government rejected an earlier bid of $7.8m.


Ice breaks during dog rescue bid

A firefighter scrambles to save a pet dog who ventured out on to thin ice in Canada.


Colorado police start 'cuddle club' for colleague's baby

When a police officer's baby was born prematurely, colleagues formed a "cuddle club" to comfort him.


FA Cup third-round draw: Liverpool v Everton, Man Utd v Derby, Forest v Arsenal

Liverpool will meet Everton in the FA Cup third round, while holders Arsenal are drawn away to Nottingham Forest.


FA Cup: Everton 4-4 Liverpool highlights from 1991 fifth round

Relive the eight-goal thriller between Everton and Liverpool from 1991's FA Cup fifth-round replay, which proved to be the final match of Kenny Dalglish's first tenure as Liverpool manager.


Tortured by Syrian extremists 'who received UK aid'

The Nour al-Din al-Zinki group in Syria took funds through a UK-backed project, BBC Panorama finds.


Brigitte Macron names France's first baby panda

The French president's wife got a shock when she went to name the first panda born in her country.


Yemen's future looks grim after Saleh's killing

Saleh's death will lead to deeper polarisation among the warring parties, writes Peter Salisbury.


Bored teen in Kentucky builds his own rollercoaster

Logan Moore surprised family and neighbours when he quickly built a wooden structure in the backyard.


Where is the remotest part of the world you've been?

You tell the BBC about the most remote parts of the world that you've been


Tyres, triumph and threats follow N Korea missile test

Kim Jong-un visits a factory that made tyres for the launch vehicle for North Korea's latest missile.


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