BBC News won the Emmy last night for our coverage of the earthquake in Myanmar. Huge congratulations to everyone involved. It’s a massive tribute to the BBC’s commitment to public service journalism
1/ Ahead of HARDtalk’s closure later this month, we’ve been through 27 yrs of archive to bring you some of the highlights…
“We exchanged some hard blows, him and I” – Hugo Chavez
Venezuela’s late president gave a press conference on his 2010 Caracas tussle with Stephen Sackur
Alexei Navalny’s grave in Moscow’s Borisovskoye Cemetery this morning. One year ago today Russia’s most prominent opposition figure & the Kremlin’s most vocal critic died in a remote penal colony.
Ten years ago today, my life and the lives of hundreds of thousands of Yazidis were upended and shattered. Coming together with other survivors a decade later to commemorate the 10th anniversary in Sinjar sends a powerful message to those who sought to eradicate us from our homeland and silence us through a campaign of genocide and sexual violence: you have failed. Survivors are more resilient than ever and have exposed the evil ideology of ISIS.
Refugees sent to Rwanda from remote UK island speak to BBC. They say they feel isolated and unsafe - with one describing the African country as an “open prison”. Another great exclusive by the BBC’s @alice_cuddy @BBCWorld https://t.co/xcT99fXl5e
BBC News has won the international RTS award for its coverage of the war in Ukraine, for the second time in row. A recognition of the incredible effort of our teams in Ukraine, Russia and from around the world who’ve been involved! 👏👏👏 #rtsawards#bbcnews
.@BBCWorld wins the News Coverage – International Award, for War in Ukraine: Hope, Death and Defiance. The jury praised the @BBC for “the depth, diversity and consistency of their coverage.” #RTSAwards
For a deep dive into what’s at stake in Indonesia’s upcoming election read this by the BBC’s Jonathan Head @pakhead who’s been reporting on the country’s journey from dictatorship to democracy for three decades 👇#indonesia https://t.co/1iMMUEpFgh
For two weeks, we've been following one community in Gaza and how it has been impacted by the war.
In al-Zahra, the destruction began with a call to a local dentist, telling him to get his neighbours out of their homes before bombs hit.
https://t.co/bnXyNQdMo6
Moment Nawaz Sharif’s plane touched down in Islamabad this afternoon
He registered with immigration and met his legal team.
After nearly 4yrs out of the country, his jail sentence still stands but he has bail until Tuesday
Plane now about to depart for Lahore
BBC journalists covering the attack on Israel were assaulted and held at gunpoint by Israeli police. A BBC spokesperson said journalists "must be able to report on the conflict in Israel-Gaza freely".
https://t.co/3W9Aab5Mop
As Hamas stormed the Be'eri kibbutz on Saturday, women used a mothers' WhatsApp group to voice their horror and disbelief.
The constant stream of updates show how the attack unfolded and how the close-knit community supported one another.
https://t.co/fsZTqJSmsE
‘We live in fear that any story could be our last story’ ‘Journalism is dead and buried in #Kashmir’ We spoke to more than 2 dozen journalists who accuse the Indian govt of running a sinister & systematic campaign to silence the press in the region. #India https://t.co/TP215WA6ru
Earlier, when I was writing about Prigozhin blaming Shoigu for the war in Ukraine, I was thinking: whatever next...? What came next was this: Prigozhin now accused of "armed mutiny" after calling on Wagner fighters to rid the Russian military leadership of "evil." Extraordinary.
600 days since the Taliban banned teenage girls from school. Afghan girls and women continue to be denied their basic human rights as a matter of state policy and the world has remained mostly muted #LetAfghanGirlsLearn