LIVETrump says he's going to 'de-escalate' in Minnesota after shooting backlashThe president tells Fox News that he doesn't "think it's a pullback, it's a little bit of a change."Carney denies walking back Davos speech in phone call with TrumpThe Canadian prime minister confirmed that he and the US president spoke by phone after Trump threatened 100% tariffs on Canada. 6 hrs agoUS & CanadaTrump's shadow looms over India-EU trade dealDespite strong relations between India and EU, trade talks were stuck for two decades. So what changed now?6 hrs agoWorldZelensky condemns deadly Russian drone strike on passenger trainAt least four people were killed when drones targeted a packed train in north-eastern Ukraine, officials say.55 mins agoEuropeFamilies sue US over deadly boat strike off Venezuela coastRelatives of Chad Joseph and Rishi Samaroo - among six killed on 14 October - say the Trinidadian men were returning home when their vessel was hit.2 hrs agoWorld'Every second counts' - Doomsday Clock moves closer to midnightThe clock moved to 85 seconds to midnight, the closest it has come to catastrophe since its debut 80 years ago.2 hrs agoUS & CanadaSpain plans to give half a million undocumented migrants legal statusThe process will be available to foreign nationals without a criminal record who can prove they lived in Spain for five months prior to 31 December 2025.6 hrs agoEuropeOnly from the BBC10 of the best TV shows to watch this FebruaryFrom the revival of the hit hospital sitcom to erotic thriller 56 Days, and Ryan Murphy's latest series about America's 1990s golden couple John F Kennedy Jr and Carolyn Bessette.Why eating fibre is good for your brainEating fibre can improve health, lengthen lifespans, and even protect our brains. Yet many of us are still coming up short on this "essential nutrient".Recommended AudioThe Global StoryThe mystery of Putin and the apartment bombsSaveGlobal News PodcastTrump sends 'border czar' to lead ICE in MinneapolisSaveWitness HistoryThe liberation of AuschwitzSaveThe Documentary PodcastNigeria: Killings, land and cattleSaveBusiness DailyHow country music became coolSaveThe Documentary PodcastMrinalini Mukherjee: Hemp sculpturesSaveWitness HistoryJohn Logie Baird invents televisionSaveThe InterviewNicholas Opiyo, human rights lawyer: Ugandans want changeSaveBusiness DailyHow global conflict is changing air travelSaveThe Climate QuestionHow hot could the planet get?SaveDocumentariesThe Last Musician of AuschwitzScience's Greatest MysteriesThe Royals: A History of ScandalsWorld's Most Amazing WalksAncient Treasures with Bettany HughesCanal Boat DiariesSecrets of the Lost LinersDecoding TurnerOne Week One Title: Football in GreenlandAntiques RoadshowChurchill: Britain's Secret ApartheidWonders of Volcanoes with Dara O'BriainMagna CartaCivilizations: Rise and FallRage Against the Regime: IranMore news'We all know someone who was killed' - Iran protesters tell BBC of brutal crackdownYoung Iranians able tell the BBC how they saw friends and other people die as security forces crushed protests earlier this month.2 hrs agoMiddle EastFormer French senator found guilty of drugging MPJoel Guerriau received a four-year prison sentence, 18 months of which are to be served behind bars. 39 mins agoEuropeSweden aims to lower age of criminal responsibility to 13 as gangs recruit childrenCritics say the proposal could see even younger children becoming offenders as well as breaching children's rights.10 hrs agoEuropeOne Battle After Another leads Bafta nominationsThe political thriller has 14 nominations, with Sinners, Hamnet and Marty Supreme also recognised.10 hrs agoCultureTikTok US pushes back on claims it is censoring contentThousands of people claim political content is being suppressed after the US operation was spun off.2 hrs agoTechnologyRwanda takes legal action against UK over axed migrant dealThe African nation argues it is owed payments but Downing Street says it will fight the case.7 hrs agoPoliticsMust watchBBC at protests outside hotel where Trump's immigration chief believed to be stayingProtesters spent the evening banging drums and chanting outside the hotel where immigration official Gregory Bovino is reportedly staying, the BBC's Tom Bateman reports.US & CanadaIdris Elba used his waxwork figure to unlock his phoneThe actor's Madame Tussauds waxwork is so lifelike that it was able to unlock his phone with Face ID.Film & TVHuge landslide in Sicily after Storm HarryMore than 1,000 residents have been evacuated from their homes on the Italian island.Europe'It's 2C in our flat': Inside Kyiv apartment as Russia targets power and heatingRussian strikes targeting energy infrastructure have left millions without power in freezing temperatures.Europe'We're all terrified', Minnesotan tells the BBC in tearsThe BBC's Ana Faguy speaks to residents in the state after the second fatal shooting by federal immigration officers.US & CanadaDamaged homes and snowy roadways as winter storm hits USSeveral people have died as sub-zero temperatures and heavy snow disrupt roads and knock out power across a number of states.US & Canada'Football doesn't need to take lives' - McQueen daughters on inquestRepeatedly heading footballs is "likely" to have contributed to the brain disease which was a factor in the death of former Scotland and Manchester United footballer Gordon McQueen, an inquest found. His daughters spoke after the verdict.FootballOlympic snowboarder Shaun White pulls tricks in NYC snowstormThe five-time Olympian performed flips and tricks for a crowd in Central Park.US & CanadaAI v the MindThe 'AI mirrors' letting blind people see themselvesArtificial intelligence is helping blind people access visual feedback about their bodies, sometimes for the first time. The consequences are only just emerging.See moreHealth and WellnessAlcohol affects brains more than we realiseScience is overturning old beliefs around alcohol and young people.Five lifestyle tweaks to live well for longerSimple, science-backed changes you can make now to keep yourself healthier in later life.The surprising dark side of empathyResearchers have found that there is a dark side to being empathetic.SportWhat's behind the Irish impact in the NFL?BBC Sport NI looks at the growing Irish impact in the NFL and the next batch of players hoping to secure a career in American football.See moreUS & Canada newsWho was Alex Pretti, the intensive care nurse shot dead in Minneapolis?He has been described as an avid outdoorsman who loved mountain biking.Six people presumed dead in private jet crash in MaineDeadly US winter storm leaves flights delayed and thousands without powerImmigration chief at centre of Trump's crackdown set to leave MinneapolisMore world newsNigeria president 'in great shape' after falling at Turkey receptionOn a visit to Ankara, Bola Tinubu was filmed stumbling and falling after walking past soldiers and dignitaries.Nipah virus outbreak in India triggers Asia airport screenings'Crying horse' toys go viral in China ahead of Lunar New YearSouth Sudan army threat to 'spare no-one' condemnedBusinessTikTok settles just before social media addiction trial to beginDefendants include Meta, which owns Instagram and Facebook, and YouTube parent Google.Pornhub to restrict access for UK users from FebruaryTrump raises US tariffs on South Korea imports to 25%Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp to trial premium subscriptionsSportDon't take Brook's WWE beer celebration wrong way - RootJoe Root hopes Harry Brook's 'beer smash' celebration will be "received the right way".Bayern legend? How Kane is viewed in Germany as contract talks beginConte reunion a sharp reminder of Chelsea's fallDjokovic's path to 25 opens up - but clear obstacles remain Latest Sport audioMore than the ScoreEllie Bouttell: The boxer born in the UK and crafted in ChinaSaveBBC Women's Football WeeklyManchester City extend lead & Champions Cup debateSaveFootball DailyMNC: Arsenal’s wobble, the case for Carrick & are Liverpool “soft”?SaveRugby Union WeeklyThe Last McCallSaveMore than the ScoreWhy does the NBA want to start a European league?SaveThe Wayne Rooney ShowMan Utd Beat Arsenal! Did Arteta PANIC? And Wayne’s PJs 'MARE!SaveFootball DailyPremier League Review: Man Utd stun ArsenalSave606Carrick gets the better of Arteta at the EmiratesSaveTechIsland businesses warned to watch for scam emailsJersey Financial Services Commission says people must not respond to or click on fraudulent links.Teens charged over £11,000 phone thefts at AppleLegal action over 'unfair' Steam game store prices given go aheadAI supercomputer gets £36m upgrade from governmentScienceOldest cave painting of red claw hand could rewrite human creativity timelineA stencilled outline of a hand found on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi is the world's oldest known cave painting, researchers say.Morocco fossil finds re-write the origins of our speciesCow astonishes scientists with rare use of toolsNasa's mega Moon rocket arrives at launch pad for Artemis II missionCultureArctic Monkeys drummer doesn't rule out new music after rumoursDrummer Matt Helders tells BBC Radio 1 teaming up to make a charity track showed "they could still do it".Harry Styles supporting small music venues with tour donationTraitors winner Rachel Duffy 'heartbroken' following mum's death The '70s sex scandal that led to a dramatic trialArts Why this Robert Burns poem is a 'masterpiece'On Burns Night this week – and 235 years after Tam O'Shanter was published – Scots everywhere may well be treated to a masterwork with a unique appeal.Inside Italy's forgotten art townA rare interview with the elusive Agatha Christie'The male nude is still a taboo'WatchDiving into La Palma's underwater lava worldA volcano devastated the shores of Canary Island's La Palma but divers find new life flourishing underwater.See moreTravelSeven new Bridgerton filming locations you can visitBridgerton is back, and from London palaces to Bath ballrooms, here are some of the best places to experience Regency-era England.The year's best travel photos, revealedAn aurora chaser's guide to the Northern LightsColorado's wildest winter sportWorld's TableThe biggest all-you-can-eat buffet in the worldFrance's highest-grossing restaurant isn't a Michelin-starred bistro or a Parisian institution, but an all-you-can-eat buffet on the outskirts of Narbonne.The secret Japanese snack bars hidden in plain sightTurkey's caffeine-free coffee alternativeThe Mexican beer you can only buy at ChristmasEarthMelbourne hits 42C amid Australian Open heat warningExtreme heat impacts the Australian Open again on Tuesday, with the tournament reaching its maximum "heat stress" rating.UK to join major wind farm project with nine European countriesUS braces for 'extremely dangerous' winter stormWhat animals can teach us about overcoming tyrannyVideoSports betting is now everywhere. Is that dangerous?Katty Kay speaks with author Michael Lewis about the rise of phone-based sports betting.The gadgets set to change your daily health and wellnessInside the search for South America's most cryptic birdArnold Schwarzenegger goes big on ChristmasDiscover more from the BBCUS Politics UnspunNo noise. No agenda. Just expert analysis of the issues that matter most from Anthony Zurcher, every Wednesday.Download the BBC appClick here to download the BBC app for Apple and Android devices.Sign up to World of BusinessGain the leading edge with global insights for the boardroom and beyond, in your inbox 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.
