Trump says US needs to 'own' Greenland to prevent Russia and China from taking itWe will do it "the easy way" or "the hard way", he said, but Denmark says the territory is not for sale.8 hrs agoWorldGreenlanders fear for future as island embroiled in geopolitical stormIslanders want a bigger say in their ties with Denmark, but also on the world stage too.4 hrs agoWorldTrump says US needs to 'own' Greenland to prevent Russia and China from taking itWe will do it "the easy way" or "the hard way", he said, but Denmark says the territory is not for sale.8 hrs agoWorldGreenlanders fear for future as island embroiled in geopolitical stormIslanders want a bigger say in their ties with Denmark, but also on the world stage too.4 hrs agoWorldIran medics describe overwhelmed hospitals as protests continueThere were signs authorities were intensifying their crackdown as protests continued.12 mins agoMiddle EastSwiss search souls and question government after ski resort fireThe New Year's Eve fire at a bar in Crans-Montana killed 40 people and injured 116. 4 hrs agoEurope‘The explosions keep going’ - how air strikes paved the way for US Maduro raidA week on, BBC Verify uses verified footage and satellite imagery to detail how the US raid on former Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro's compound unfolded.Video emerges of Minneapolis shooting filmed by ICE agent who opened fireThe clip shows the moments before gunfire rang out on a Minneapolis street.7 hrs agoUS & CanadaICE agent in Minnesota shooting was dragged by car in JuneThe officer was injured in a separate case that also involved a car pulling away during an investigation.7 hrs agoUS & CanadaWeekend readsWhat are your chances of beating top tennis stars?An unusual tennis competition that pits amateurs against professionals in one-point matches is launching at the Australian Open.Are games like GTA 6 becoming too realistic?The latest in the franchise is the most hyped release of 2026 and looks set to push the boundaries of gaming visuals – but it could prove more disturbing than entertaining.Best Audio of the WeekThe Global StoryWill Gen Z protests around the world continue in 2026?SaveWitness HistoryTracey Emin’s unmade bedSaveThe InterviewActor Diego Calva: Latin America is more than violence, salsa music and foodSaveGood Bad BillionaireGuy Laliberté: Cirque du Soleil’s clown turned CEOSaveLady Killers with Lucy Worsley53. Elizabeth Cook - Body SnatcherSaveRadical with Amol RajanCan Donald Trump Be Compared To Julius Caesar? (Your Radical Questions with Tom Holland)SaveThe Documentary PodcastSouth Africa and the fight against TBSaveMore newsTrump seeks $100bn for Venezuela oil, but Exxon boss says country 'uninvestable'Oil executives expressed caution, with one executive saying Venezuela had seized their assets twice. 10 hrs agoBusiness'An attack on women's dignity': Walls whitewashed after silhouettes defaced in Indian cityThe brightly coloured murals in Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh state were part of a project to beautify the city.9 hrs agoAsiaMusk says X outcry is 'excuse for censorship'The UK government is urging the media regulator to use all its powers – up to and including an effective ban – against X.9 hrs ago'I feel free': Australia's social media ban, one month onSome say they've lost interest in social media since the ban, while others say nothing has changed.12 hrs agoAustraliaPair shot by immigration agents in Portland had gang links, officials sayPortland's police chief says the man and woman "do have some involvement" with Tren de Aragua.6 hrs agoWorldTrump's grand plan to reshape the world order leaves Europe with a difficult choice to makeThe turbocharged events of the last week - and the new US National Security Strategy - raise pressing questions about the new world order, and what it means for Europe18 hrs agoBBC InDepthEditor's picksA simple stargazing ritual to reset stressDark-sky retreats are on the rise, offering nights under dazzling skies to boost calm, clarity, and wonder.Science & HealthThe observatory that can reveal the deepest secrets of spaceTech Now is given rare access to the world's most advanced telescope with the largest digital camera ever built.Tech NowBehind the scenes of Hollywood's most daring car stuntsTech Now visits a high-tech studio transforming the way film car stunts are made.Tech NowJapan's tomb of buried photos revealing its secretsThe Japanese photographer who buried hundreds of photos and the journey to revive his legacy.Time FrameA virtual trip aboard the TitanicTech Now steps aboard the historic Titanic ship for a virtual trip on its maiden voyage in 1912.Tech NowWhat's it like to meet your own avatar?Musician KT Tunstall meets her avatar as Tech Now explores music’s virtual future.Tech NowHow a tiny chip can hold information from your gutA new organ-on-a-chip technology helps doctors design personalised treatments for gut health.Tech NowHow pop-up ads took over the internetBBC journalist Ammie Sekhon explores the unexpected history of the pop-up ad.Tech NowGolden Globe nomineesOscar-tipped Hamnet is moving but 'manipulative' ★★☆☆☆The Shakespeare drama starring Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley has a stellar cast but is "exploitative" and lacks subtlety.Why Sinners has become a box-office sensationRyan Coogler's hit vampire film is a victory for a wholly original big-budget film in a cinema landscape of familiar franchises.CultureMarvel's Avengers: Doomsday is coming, what do we know so far?After 37 films, the Marvel Cinematic Universe needed an antidote to "superhero fatigue".See moreHealth and WellnessHow to keep fit during the winter monthsIt can be difficult to find motivation to keep fit when it's cold and dark outside. Here are some expert tips on how to stay active during the winter months.Why we need to wake up to what's making us sickTim Spector reveals the shocking impact ultra-processed foods have on our healthcare system and overall health.How kids' brains change in 'wobbly-tooth puberty'Long neglected by science, "middle childhood" between the age of six and 12 is a turbulent period preparing children for growing up.Best of: AdventuresA stunning car-free village reached by cable carThroughout history, this medieval hamlet has remained relatively secluded from the outside world. But now, the world's steepest cable car whisks travellers to the 430-person village.Exploring Estonia's most mysterious landscapesThe island reached by walking on the ocean floorRoad-tripping Canada's forgotten coastlineBBC MaestroGet a good night's sleep with Stephanie RomiszewskiJoin the world-leading sleep expert to bid goodnight to sleep anxiety and rediscover the joy of restful nights.Sharpen your time management with Oliver BurkemanLearn practical time management skills that will give you more time for what's important with best-selling author Oliver Burkeman.Transform your health with Professor Tim SpectorJoin health guru Tim Spector as he teaches you about the different aspects of gut health, nutrition and healthy eating habits.Learn the art of influence with Evy PoumpourasUnderstand how to read people and build lasting confidence with former US Secret Service agent Evy Poumpouras.Master cocktail making with Ago PerroneShake up the party with cocktail-making techniques from one of the world's best mixologists, Ago Perrone.Launch your business with Steven BartlettJoin the youngest judge in Dragons' Den history and creator of Diary of a CEO as he shares 16 principles to make your business a success.Master the craft of cooking with Marco Pierre WhiteGo beyond recipes and uncover the art of cooking with the youngest chef ever to be granted three Michelin stars.Elevate your design skills with Paula ScherJoin the creative mind behind iconic designs and album covers as she explains the rules of great graphic design.Learn the art of magical storytelling with Isabel AllendeJoin the bestselling author to learn the craft of extraordinary writing and become inspired by her masterpieces.Sing like the stars with Eric VetroLevel up your singing skills with the vocal coach behind stars like Ariana Grande and Sabrina Carpenter.US & Canada newsMore economical to demolish East Wing than renovate, White House saysOfficials say the East Wing had "chronic water intrusion, accelerated deterioration and mould contamination".Police rescue cows from burning barnWhen does the Nasa Moon mission launch and who are the Artemis II crew?Who was Renee Nicole Good, the woman killed by ICE?More world newsIran leader says protesters are vandals trying to please TrumpThe largest demonstrations in years have left at least 48 protesters dead, human rights groups say. Trump told reporters on Friday that Iran was in "big trouble".Protesters take to the streets of Tehran on Friday nightTrump warns of more Nigeria strikes if Christians 'continue to be killed'US calls Argentina peso bet a 'homerun deal'Business'Out of stock': What went wrong at luxury retailer Saks?Saks Global, which owns Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, is expected to imminently file for bankruptcy protection, leaving questions about the retailer's future.EU reaches South America trade deal after 25 years of talks US job creation in 2025 slows to weakest since CovidBacklash against Musk's Grok AI explainedSportWrexham's story 'written in the stars, literally'Wrexham's remarkable rise continues as they knock Premier League side Nottingham Forest out of the FA Cup in dramatic fashion.Durant passes legend Chamberlain on all-time listO'Sullivan withdraws from Masters for medical reasons'Unacceptable to the badge' - Dyche fumes at FA Cup exitLatest Sport audioFootball DailyYaya Touré - The Football InterviewSaveNot by the PlaybookMy waySaveMore Than The ScoreFrom The Ashes to the NFL: what are sport’s most one-sided rivalries?SaveFootball DailyThe Commentators' View: Prawn sandwiches & back to square oneSaveTest Match Special PodcastThe Ashes: When Bazball went bad and one very proud dadSaveFootball DailyThe Debrief: Arsenal miss chance to go eight clear with Liverpool drawSaveMore Than The ScoreAre FA Cup upsets still 'magic'?SaveTest Match Special PodcastThe Ashes: Inquest begins for England as Australia make it 4-1SaveTechGaming and education hub opens in townIt is hoped the new facility will boost young people's digital skills and help keep them in the town.Rose-tinted filter: Why 2016 is taking over social media in 2026Limiting Grok AI image edits to paid users 'insulting' to victims, says UK governmentRemembering Anne - hoisted to reluctant fame in viral shop shutter momentScienceAstronaut's 'serious medical condition' forces Nasa to end space station mission earlyIt is the first time in Nasa's over-65 year history that a mission will return early due to a health issue. People who come off slimming jabs regain weight four times faster than dietersRare Iron Age war trumpet and boar standard foundThe debate about whether UK should use magic mushrooms to treat mental healthCultureThe controversy over 16th-Century explorer MagellanAn acclaimed new film dramatises the pioneering voyage of the world-famous Portuguese navigator – a trailblazer who has been accused of "incontinent bloodlust".Stranger Things star is number one as show's songs shoot up chartCatherine marks birthday with message on healing power of nature'It's incredible, surreal': Skye Newman wins BBC Sound of 2026Arts The 40 most exciting books coming up in 2026From big-name authors Colson Whitehead, George Saunders and Maggie O'Farrell to debuts and non-fiction, these are the titles you'll want to add to your reading pile this year.Why Jane Austen's characters are still so relatableA backstreet abortion nearly killed her. It became a story that shaped the rest of her lifeInside the harem where East meets WestWatchWhat's it like to meet your own avatar?Musician KT Tunstall meets her avatar as Tech Now explores music’s virtual future.See moreTravelItaly's new nun-mapped pilgrim trailAs Italy grapples with overtourism, a series of ancient trails resurrected by nuns winds through the forgotten landscapes where Benedictine monasticism shaped medieval Europe.The Caribbean isle where locals can't access the beachPaddling the dramatic 'Grand Canyon of Canada'An ironwoman's guide to Finland's best icy plungesWorld's TableTurkey's caffeine-free coffee alternativeFor as long as anyone can remember, residents in Gaziantep have been harvesting wild pistachios to make a unique, nutty brew that doubles as a home remedy.The Mexican beer you can only buy at ChristmasSorry, France, the world's best bubbly is BritishWhy travellers keep queueing for viral foodEarthThis lonely tree is an Instagram star - but its fate is inevitableThe Lonely Tree is an Instagram star and has pages dedicated to it on different social media sites. Six whales die after mass stranding on remote NZ beachAustralians brace for 'property loss or worse' as bushfires destroy homesHow ancient ruins have become 'arks' for wildlifeVideoHow Tom Hiddleston's dad became his biggest cheerleaderInitially sceptical of his career, the actor recalls his father’s reaction to one of his early roles.Olsen and Teller talk British phrases they don't understandBBC Talking Movies top 10 films of 2025Köttbullar: The secret behind the iconic Swedish meatballsDiscover more from the BBCFootball DailyThe latest news, insight, analysis and big name guests from the Premier League, WSL and the Football League, plus Scottish, International and European football.Download the BBC appClick here to download the BBC app for Apple and Android devices.US Politics UnspunNo noise. No agenda. Just expert analysis of the issues that matter most from Anthony Zurcher, every Wednesday.Register for a BBC accountDon't have time to read everything right now? Your BBC account lets you save articles and videos for later. Sign up for the Essential ListThe week's best stories, handpicked by BBC editors, in your inbox every Tuesday and Friday.
