Chad rules out arresting Bashir
Chad says there can be no question of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir being arrested during a visit to the country.
BP admits altering oil leak image
Blue Suede Tools set for auctionSport
-
Pakistan dominate against Aussies
Pakistan bowl out Australia for 88 and close 60 runs ahead on 148-3 in reply after day one of the final Test at Headingley.
-
India reeling as Murali closes in
-
Arsenal sell Eduardo to Shakhtar
-
Villeneuve confirms Durango link
-
Woods stays top of earnings list
Special reports
US 2010More Special reports:
Business
-
High-value deals boost art prices
High-value deals are continuing to drive up the price of arts and antiques, according to a poll of surveyors.
-
PayPal gives eBay profits boost
-
Morgan Stanley sees profit surge
Technology
-
Vibrations 'to replace batteries'
A Japanese electronics firm shows off a vibration-harvesting generator that could replace batteries.
-
Google images top 1bn page views
-
Apple profits ahead of forecasts
Entertainment/Arts
-
Schools and museums vie for prize
Two schools and three major museums are among the buildings up for this year's Royal Institute of British Architects (Riba) Stirling Prize.
-
Schiele row costs museum $19m
-
Clooney to get humanitarian Emmy
Sci/Environment
-
Divers find ancient monkey fossil
Divers find the fossilised bones of an ancient, tiny monkey in a cave in the Caribbean, revealing clues about the origin of primates there.
-
'Lost' insect turns up anew in UK
-
Call for next major space mission
Health
-
'Toxic trio' triggers gut disease
Clues to what triggers coeliac disease - a digestive disorder linked to eating foods like bread, cereal and pasta - have been discovered.
-
HIV rate rises among over-50s
-
Vaginal gel 'slashes HIV risks'
Have Your Say
-
What is the future for UK-US relations?
Mr Cameron is making his first visit to the US as UK prime minister. What will the visit achieve?
-
What will the Kabul conference achieve?
-
How important is philanthropy?
Magazine
-
Who has time to change the world?
David Cameron wants citizens to build a "big society", but how do those with busy lives find time to volunteer?
-
How thieves target rare books
-
7 questions on famous inmates
BBC World Service
News and analysis in 32 languages
Languages continued (2 of 4)
Languages continued (3 of 4)
Languages continued (4 of 4)
Watch/Listen
-
Oiled pelican rescued from Gulf slick
-
Gay Indians fuel 'pink rupee' boom
-
Fallujah children's 'genetic damage'
-
Life for refugees in Iraq's tented villages
-
Nearest thing to hell? Living in a dump
-
Asbestos industry still strong in Russia
-
Clean up gives Gulf town 'shot in the arm'
-
Facebook hits the 500 million mark
Features & Analysis
-
In the firing line
Why the White House tripped up on Shirley Sherrod 'racism' row
-
Teenage kicks
Can listening to certain digital beats get you high?
-
Global asbestos trade
Why the toxic mineral is still being sold
-
Accidental victims
On the hunt for wildlife affected by US Gulf oil spill
-
Into America
What became of the Somali refugees in the heart of Kansas?
-
'Terminator tailors'
Shape-shifting robots aim to give web shoppers the right fit
-
Social behemoth
The unintended consequences of the rise of Facebook
Elsewhere on BBC News
-
From crisis to flight
The turbulent journey of Boeing's new 787 - one of the main attractions at this week's Farnborough air show
Market Data
Last Updated at 23:32 ET
| Market index | Current value | Trend | Variation | % variation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dow Jones | 10120.53 | Down | -109.43 | -1.07% |
| Nasdaq | 2187.33 | Down | -35.16 | -1.58% |
| S&P 500 | 1069.59 | Down | -13.89 | -1.28% |
| FTSE 100 | 5214.64 | Up | 75.18 | 1.46% |
| Dax | 5990.38 | Up | 22.89 | 0.38% |
| BBC Global 30 | 5106.74 | Down | -32.86 | -0.64% |
Programmes
-
World News America
Watch in-depth reports from around the world on the nightly newscast with Matt Frei.
