2 hours ago About sharing These croissants are for sale in a dairy-free bakery in Paris By Andrew Harding BBC News, in Paris and Roy-Boissy, Oise, France There it sits, in all its flaky glory, with a crust the colour of autumn leaves, and two plump claws almost begging to be torn off and devoured….
There are reports that a veteran SNP activist may stand against John Swinney, the only declared candidate.
Bernard Hill enjoyed a career spanning decades in film and television.
33 minutes ago About sharing The network has condemned the Israeli decision Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that Al Jazeera is to be shut down in Israel. Mr Netanyahu accused the Qatari-owned network of “incitement” and said the cabinet decision had been unanimous. Al Jazeera condemned the move as “criminal”. Foreign journalists are…
9 minutes ago About sharing Watch: Rwanda can’t guarantee number of migrants it will take – spokesperson By Laura Kuenssberg Presenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg The Rwandan government won’t guarantee how many migrants it can take from the UK if flights start to depart. Rishi Sunak has promised that migrants arriving in the UK without…
A woman and three other children manage to escape from the property in the early hours of Sunday.
1 hour ago About sharing Watch: Madonna performs to over a million on Copacabana beach By Noor Nanji Culture reporter Madonna put on a free concert in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday night with throngs of fans flocking to see the pop idol on Brazil’s famous Copacabana beach. “Rio, here we are in the most…
2 hours ago About sharing The main sticking point in talks appears to be whether a ceasefire would be temporary or permanent By James Gregory BBC News Tens of thousands of Israelis rallied late into the night calling for a deal to bring hostages home, ahead of further ceasefire talks. Protesters in Tel Aviv chanted…
From novelty numbers to gothic witchcraft and rave throwbacks, this year’s Eurovision has it all.
4 hours ago About sharing An unusual-looking wreckage that hold many clues By Jean Mackenzie Seoul correspondent On 2 January, a young Ukrainian weapons inspector, Krystyna Kimachuk, got word that an unusual-looking missile had crashed into a building in the city of Kharkiv. She began calling her contacts in the Ukrainian military, desperate to get…