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Cocaine and Guinea-Bissau: How Africa's 'narco-state' is trying to kick its habit
Concern mounts about Guinea-Bissau commitment to curb drug trafficking, writes Ricci Shyrock.
(08:22) BBC.com
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The Papers: Test-and-trace 'revolution' and MPs 'fume' on Zoom
Thursday's newspapers look at a new NHS tracing scheme and share the latest on the Dominic Cummings row.
(07:39) BBC.com
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Coronavirus deaths in US top 100,000
The US has seen more deaths (currently 100,047) and infections (1.69 million) than any other country.
(06:29) BBC.com
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Coronavirus: How the pandemic in US compares to rest of world
More than 100,000 people have died and the country is now slowly reopening amid fears of new spikes.
(05:56) BBC.com
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Boeing job cuts start to hit nearly 13,000 workers
A drop in travel due to the pandemic worsened the situation for the company, which was already in crisis.
(05:28) BBC.com
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Thursday's gossip column: Liverpool want Wolves winger Traore
Liverpool want Wolves winger, David Luiz may leave Arsenal soon, Chelsea interested in Argentina full-back, plus more.
(04:57) BBC.com
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Formula 1's cost-cutting proposals approved by FIA
Formula 1's plan for cost-cutting measures is approved by the sport's governing body the FIA.
(04:32) BBC.com
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Nasa SpaceX launch: Big day called off because of weather
An late decision is made to delay to Saturday the first US astronaut launch in the US for nine years.
(04:21) BBC.com
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Coronavirus: Boxing & MMA to return to Las Vegas
Boxing and mixed martial arts events will resume in Nevada this weekend after the state athletic commission lifted a ban in place since 14 March.
(03:31) BBC.com
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Minister accepts Isle of Dogs housing development 'was unlawful'
Conservative party donor Richard Desmond avoided a £40m bill due to timing of the deal.
(03:23) BBC.com
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More time needed before Hales can return, says England captain Morgan
Captain Eoin Morgan says it needs "more time" before Alex Hales returns to the England side, saying he could have "derailed" last year's World Cup bid.
(03:22) BBC.com
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Coronavirus: Durham police lockdown travel fines revealed
The BBC uncovers details of fines issued by police forces for travelling at height of coronavirus lockdown.
(03:12) BBC.com
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Kohli, Smith, Root - or all three? Pick your world Test XI
Become a selector for the day and decide who makes the best Test team in the world.
(02:48) BBC.com
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RB Leipzig 2-2 Hertha Berlin: Krzysztof Piatek's late penalty denies Leipzig
RB Leipzig miss a chance to go second in the Bundesliga as they concede late on to draw at home with Hertha Berlin.
(02:33) BBC.com
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Fraggle Rock to be revived by Apple TV+ after 33 years
Gobo, Red, Boober, Mokey, Wembley and Uncle Travelling Matt will have more songs and adventures.
(01:16) BBC.com
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Coronavirus: Evening update as PM rules out Cummings inquiry
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this evening.
(01:04) BBC.com
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Hong Kong 'no longer autonomous from China' - Pompeo
The US secretary of state says the territory no longer merits special treatment under US laws.
(00:55) BBC.com
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SPFL clubs to discuss Hearts' 14-14-14 league revamp plan
The SPFL board will host divisional meetings from next Monday to discuss Hearts' league reconstruction proposal.
(00:21) BBC.com
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Rangers sign Genk winger Hagi on permanent deal
Rangers complete the permanent signing of RKC Genk winger Ianis Hagi, who spent three months on loan at Ibrox last season.
(00:11) BBC.com
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Newsnight 'breached impartiality guidelines' with Dominic Cummings remarks
Presenter Emily Maitlis said "the country can see" Dominic Cummings had "broken the rules".
(00:06) BBC.com