France 24

• F1: le Français Esteban Ocon (Alpine) remporte en Hongrie son premier Grand Prix
  Le Français Esteban Ocon (Alpine) a remporté le premier Grand Prix de sa carrière, à 24 ans, dimanche en Hongrie, après une course rocambolesque et de nombreux abandons à la suite d'un départ sou …
• Formule 1 : le Français Esteban Ocon remporte le premier Grand Prix de sa carrière
  Après une course rocambolesque, le Français Esteban Ocon (Alpine) a remporté, dimanche, le premier Grand Prix de sa carrière, en Hongrie, devant Sebastian Vettel et Lewis Hamilton. Il devient ainsi le …
• Plusieurs pays du sud de l'Europe touchés par les incendies, villageois et touristes évacués
  En Turquie, Grèce, Italie et Espagne, des incendies sévissent depuis plusieurs jours. Dans le sud de la Turquie, les feux ont déjà fait huit morts. De nombreux villageois et touristes ont été évacués. …
• JO-2020: l'Italien Tamberi et le Qatari Barshim tous deux sacrés champions olympiques de saut en hauteur
  L'Italien Gianmarco Tamberi et le Qatari Mutaz Essa Barshim ont tous deux été sacrés champions olympiques de la hauteur dimanche, aux JO de Tokyo. Le Bélarusse Maksim Nedasekau complète le podium …
• F1: le Français Esteban Ocon (Alpine) remporte en Hongrie le premier Grand Prix de sa carrière
  Le Français Esteban Ocon (Alpine) a remporté le premier Grand Prix de sa carrière, à 24 ans, dimanche en Hongrie après une course rocambolesque et de nombreux abandons à la suite d'un départ sous …

BBC News – Africa

• Tokyo Olympics: Akani Simbine finishes fourth in the 100m as Ghana secure boxing medal on day nine
  Akani Simbine finishes fourth in the men's 100m final as boxer Samuel Takyi secures a medal for Ghana on day nine of the Tokyo Olympics.
• Tokyo Olympics: Namibian athlete says 'You can't tell me now I am not a woman'
  Namibia's Beatrice Masilingi is excited to compete at the Olympics despite being forced out of the 400m due to high levels of testosterone.
• The women fighting infertility stigma in Nigeria
  Three Nigerian women confront the prejudice they have faced on their fertility journeys.
• Sunflower farming blooms in Kenya after khat export ban
  Some farmers are growing sunflowers to boost their incomes after a ban on exports of the khat plant.
• Nigeria's kidnap crisis: 'I saw my two-year-old carried by a man with a gun'
  Parents of schoolchildren abducted in Nigeria describe their trauma, and dilemma over the ransom demands.

BBC News – Front Page

• Tokyo Olympics: Lamont Marcell Jacobs claims shock 100m gold
  Italy's Lamont Marcell Jacobs claims a shock gold in the Olympic 100m final, after Great Britain's Zharnel Hughes is disqualified for a false start.
• Whitlock fires Team GB gold medal tally to 10
  Charlotte Worthington wins a dramatic BMX park freestyle Olympic gold as Max Whitlock retains pommel horse title.
• Belarus Olympics: Krystsina Tsimanouskaya refuses 'forced' flight home
  Krystsina Tsimanouskaya says she fears for her safety as Belarus orders her home for complaining about coaches.
• Covid: UK hits 85m jab milestone amid discount push for young
  Cheap travel and takeaways will be offered in a bid to boost vaccine uptake among young people.
• ‘Lenders won’t touch us – my home’s worth nothing'
  Campaigners say government attempts to unlock parts of the property market paralysed by the cladding crisis have stalled.

BBC News – Entertainment & Arts

• The X Factor: What became of the star-making hit show?
  How the show that once topped viewing figures, and created big stars appears to have run its course.

 

• Sky News Australia barred for week by YouTube over Covid misinformation
  The digital giant bans the channel from uploading new content for a week over misinformation breaches.

 

• Imelda Staunton pictured as Queen in Netflix's The Crown for first time
  Staunton takes on the role played by Claire Foy and Olivia Colman for the drama's fifth series.

 

• Kris Wu: K-Pop star arrested on suspicion of rape
  The Chinese-Canadian star denies allegations made online by several women in China.

 

• Woman charged for disturbing Yellowstone mother grizzly
  A woman faces wildlife endangerment charges for a close call with a mother grizzly in Yellowstone.

 

BBC News – Technology

• The perfect storm striking World of Warcraft
  All of a sudden, WoW players are in revolt, and its competitors are having a boom.
• Home car charger owners urged to install updates
  Security vulnerabilities in two domestic electric car chargers were discovered by researchers.
• Elon Musk: 'I don't want to be CEO of anything'
  Elon Musk reiterated on Friday that he doesn't want to be Space X or Tesla boss. What's going on?
• Facebook, Google expect jabs for office return
  The tech companies will require vaccination for returning in-office employees as Covid-19 cases rise in US
• A US company has turned a former coal plant into a gas-fired Bitcoin mine
  Environmentalists have criticised the gas-fired mine but the company says it offsets its emissions.

BBC News – Science & Environment

• The fungus and bacteria tackling plastic waste
  Bacteria, fungus and enzymes can all digest plastic, but can they work at a useful commercial scale?
• UK military opens first space command centre
  The new operations centre will help the UK maintain a "battle-winning advantage", ministers say.
• UK already undergoing disruptive climate change
  Last year was the third warmest, fifth wettest and eighth sunniest on record in the UK, scientists warn.
• Russian module mishap destabilises International Space Station
  The ISS was pushed out of position after engines on a new Russian module unexpectedly fired up.
• Electric car charging prices 'must be fair' say MPs
  Consumers should not have to pay excessive prices to use public car charging, MPs say.

BBC News – Education & Family

• Covid vaccine will not be compulsory for university lectures
  Ministers are no longer considering making two doses mandatory for students in England, the BBC learns.
• Global summit raises $4bn for schools despite aid row
  World leaders pledge to get more children into school in the world's poorest countries.
• Richer parents pressure teachers on exam grades
  Sharp-elbowed parents have chased better grades in this year's replacement exams, a study says.
• Covid: University students could be told jabs are required – Raab
  There will be "advance warning" if vaccines become compulsory for halls, the foreign secretary says.
• Cambridge University: Stormzy and HSBC fund 30 black students
  The grime musician is helping finance a further 30 students at the world-renowned university.

BBC News – Health

• Covid: Pulse oxygen monitors work less well on darker skin, experts say
  Pulse oximeters, which spot falling oxygen levels, may work less well on darker skin, experts warn.
• Hunt for certainty over Covid cases continues
  Flurry of Covid data does not resolve debate around state of the pandemic in the UK.
• Pregnant women urged to get jab as majority unvaccinated
  Estimates suggest hundreds of thousands of pregnant women in England have not yet had the vaccine.
• Covid: Up to one in four admitted to hospital for other reasons
  The government says counting all patients who test positive is vital because of the impact on the NHS.
• Drug deaths in Scotland reach new record level
  The country continues to have the worst drug death rate in Europe, with a further 1,339 people dying last year.

BBC News – Africa

• Tokyo Olympics: Akani Simbine finishes fourth in the 100m as Ghana secure boxing medal on day nine
  Akani Simbine finishes fourth in the men's 100m final as boxer Samuel Takyi secures a medal for Ghana on day nine of the Tokyo Olympics.
• Tokyo Olympics: Namibian athlete says 'You can't tell me now I am not a woman'
  Namibia's Beatrice Masilingi is excited to compete at the Olympics despite being forced out of the 400m due to high levels of testosterone.
• The women fighting infertility stigma in Nigeria
  Three Nigerian women confront the prejudice they have faced on their fertility journeys.
• Sunflower farming blooms in Kenya after khat export ban
  Some farmers are growing sunflowers to boost their incomes after a ban on exports of the khat plant.
• Nigeria's kidnap crisis: 'I saw my two-year-old carried by a man with a gun'
  Parents of schoolchildren abducted in Nigeria describe their trauma, and dilemma over the ransom demands.

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BBC News – Politics

• Carrie Johnson and Boris Johnson expecting second child
  The couple are expecting a second child, months after a miscarriage left Carrie "heartbroken".
• End self-isolation for double-jabbed sooner, says Sir Keir Starmer
  Labour is calling on Boris Johnson to bring England in to line with Wales on quarantine measures.
• Guli Francis-Dehqani: The bishop tackling England's housing crisis
  The Church of England owns a lot of land – Guli Francis-Dehqani wants to use it for the common good.
• Apsana Begum: Labour MP cleared of fraudulent housing claims
  Apsana Begum says the trial caused her "great distress" and damaged her reputation.
• UK military opens first space command centre
  The new operations centre will help the UK maintain a "battle-winning advantage", ministers say.

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