Sima Kotecha and her mother get their questions answered on the Covid booster jab.
Sima Kotecha and her mother get their questions answered about the Omicron Covid variant.
In exclusive, never heard before recordings of former Tunisian president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, BBC News Arabic reveals the anxious telephone calls that helped seal the fate of his 23 year dictatorship and spark a wave of revolutions across the Middle East.
The Russian President's invasion of Ukraine continues, what could cause Putin to retreat?
The US bans imports of Russian oil: What are the economic consequences?
Warsaw's Mayor, Rafał Trzaskowski, calls for urgent resources and a unified approach.
Social-media influencers are promoting banned products to millions of followers
Event features artists from Royal Ballet, English National Ballet and Paris Opera Ballet
Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO tells Kasia Madera about their efforts get her released
Oksana Markarova tells World News America the war is unthinkable in this day in age
A special programme from Washington examines the global impact of Ukraine's war
The British-Iranian was speaking for the first time since her return to the UK last week.
As the war in Ukraine reaches the milestone of a month, the BBC's Security Correspondent Frank Gardner looks at the Russian military campaign.
Around 600 children with cancer have been evacuated from Ukraine to get treatment abroad.
Lucy Hockings and expert panel answer your questions about the war
Canada’s Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson speaks with Aaron Heslehurst.
40 years since the war Argentina maintains that the islands belong to them.
