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• Angleterre: Leeds réalise le hold-up parfait contre un City remanié
  Avec un but dans le temps additionnel, Leeds, réduit à 10 avant la pause, s'est offert une victoire de prestige (2-1) contre Manchester City, remanié entre deux échéances européennes, samedi pour …
• L'Équateur et le Pérou, deux pays andins aux urnes pour élire leur futur président
  En Amérique du Sud, l'Équateur et le Pérou appellent leurs citoyens aux urnes, dimanche, pour élire leur prochain président. Le second tour de la présidentielle équatorienne est teinté d'inc …
• Bolivie : Eva Copa, la jeune élue qui défie Evo Morales
  Comme l’ancien président bolivien, Eva Copa est Aymara, l’un des principaux groupes indigène en Bolivie, et appartient au MAS, le parti dont Evo Morales préside toujours les destinées. Pendant la cris …
• Covid-19 en France : début des vacances confinées, la vaccination accélère
  Alors que les chiffres des réanimations repartent à la hausse, la France entame samedi deux semaines de vacances scolaires confinées. Afin de freiner l'épidémie de Covid-19, il est interdit de se …
• Virus: Bombay et Bogota se reconfinent, l'Europe face aux affres de la vaccination
  De Bombay à Bogota, des dizaines de millions de personnes subissent ce week-end de nouveaux confinements et couvre-feux, tandis que les campagnes de vaccinations anti-covid en Europe se heurtent à des …

BBC News – Africa

• South African artists struggle with Covid theatre closures
  The permanent closure of a top venue symbolises the struggle many performers are facing.
• Antiretrovirals: Plight of HIV patients over ARV drug shortage in Kenya
  A tax dispute has led to a shortage of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs and HIV testing kits in Kenya.
• 'Lost golden city' found in Egypt reveals lives of ancient pharaohs
  The city near Luxor has been hailed as one of the most important finds since Tutankhamun's tomb.
• Covid-19 Africa: What is happening with vaccines?
  Initial supplies under the Covax vaccine sharing scheme are starting to run low.
• Letter from Africa: Kenyans protest over growing debt
  Kenyans urge potential lenders to stop giving the government money over fears of growing debt.

BBC News – Front Page

• Prince Philip: Queen 'has been amazing', says Countess of Wessex
  The monarch's children have been visiting her at Windsor Castle following the death of Prince Philip.
• NI riots: Fourteen more police officers injured in night of violence
  Officers come under attack from petrol bombs and other missiles in parts of Belfast, and also Coleraine.
• Prince Philip: What are the plans for his funeral?
  What happens next in the days leading up to the ceremonial funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh?
• Prince Philip: Sporting fixtures pay tribute to Duke of Edinburgh
  Further tributes will be paid across the sporting weekend to Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on Friday aged 99.
• Prince Philip: World leaders and royals send heartfelt sympathy
  The Pope adds his condolences as tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh pour in from across the world.

BBC News – Entertainment & Arts

• Prince Philip: Matt Smith and Tobias Menzies on playing the duke in The Crown
  What was it like to take on the part of the Duke of Edinburgh in the award-winning Netflix series?

 

• Prince Philip: BBC receives complaints about TV coverage of duke's death
  The BBC had said there would be "special coverage" on its networks after the duke's death on Friday.

 

• Vernon Kay on Game of Talents and why 'autocue ruined T4'
  The TV presenter discusses his new ITV game show and why he really, really hates autocue.

 

• DMX, American rapper and actor, dies aged 50
  The US performer, whose real name was Earl Simmons, suffered a heart attack earlier this month.

 

• Kate Garraway's husband returns home after a year-long battle with Covid-19
  Derek Draper will receive round-the-clock care, the Good Morning Britain presenter said on Friday.

 

BBC News – Technology

• Elon Musk's Neuralink 'shows monkey playing Pong with mind'
  The entrepreneur makes bold claims for how the technology can be used to help paraplegics walk again.
• Amazon defeats historic Alabama union effort
  The contest was test for the e-commerce giant, which has faced global criticism for worker treatment.
• Pets' names used as passwords by millions, study finds
  A survey suggests 15% of us are using an easily-guessed dog's or cat's name as a password.
• Software flaw led to 'serious incident' on Tui flight
  A language difference meant some women were labelled as children, throwing out weight calculations.
• Amazon holds early lead in historic union election
  Workers in Alabama were voting on whether to create the first unionised warehouse in the US.

BBC News – Science & Environment

• Ocean noise: Study to measure the oceans' 'year of quiet'
  Marine scientists set out to study the 'year of the quiet ocean' following the pandemic.
• COP26: Greta Thunberg says Glasgow summit should be postponed
  The climate campaigner is concerned about the impact of Covid on attendance at the Glasgow summit.
• Climate change: Electric trucks 'can compete with diesel ones'
  Heavy goods vehicles powered by batteries can compete with diesel ones, say researchers.
• Is Netflix's Seaspiracy film right about fishing damaging oceans?
  Are the activities of the fishing industry destroying the world's oceans as a new film suggests?
• Deep sea mining to help make electric vehicles
  Many companies want to exploit deep sea minerals but campaigners warn it could damage fragile ecosystems.

BBC News – Education & Family

• Where are Britain's loneliest places in lockdown?
  Loneliness in the pandemic has been more intense for young people in poor, urban areas.
• Ofsted to visit English schools where sexual abuse was reported
  Inspectors will attend "a sample of schools and colleges" to see how well they support pupils.
• Mobile phones should be banned in schools – Gavin Williamson
  Phones should not be used or seen during the school day, the education secretary says.
• Schools 'a lifeline to many students' in past year'
  School staff helped families struggling financially during pandemic, says the National Education Union.
• Food poverty: MPs call on government to step up help
  A report calls on the government to create a food security minister to protect the vulnerable.

BBC News – Health

• Coronavirus infections 'a sixth of January peak'
  ONS estimates that one-in-350 people in the UK currently have coronavirus
• Overseas health workers to get free UK visa extension, says Home Office
  The Home Office says it will benefit 14,000 people, but unions ask why care workers are not included.
• Eating disorders: 'My BMI wasn't low enough to get help'
  Using the Body Mass Index to measure health inspires stigma and should be scrapped, MPs say.
• Artist Tracey Emin says her cancer is 'gone'
  The 57-year-old was diagnosed with a "really rapid, really aggressive" bladder cancer last year.
• Covid: Deaths in England and Wales fall 92% since January peak
  The drop in England and Wales comes amid efforts to reassure the public about vaccine safety.

BBC News – Africa

• South African artists struggle with Covid theatre closures
  The permanent closure of a top venue symbolises the struggle many performers are facing.
• Antiretrovirals: Plight of HIV patients over ARV drug shortage in Kenya
  A tax dispute has led to a shortage of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs and HIV testing kits in Kenya.
• 'Lost golden city' found in Egypt reveals lives of ancient pharaohs
  The city near Luxor has been hailed as one of the most important finds since Tutankhamun's tomb.
• Covid-19 Africa: What is happening with vaccines?
  Initial supplies under the Covax vaccine sharing scheme are starting to run low.
• Letter from Africa: Kenyans protest over growing debt
  Kenyans urge potential lenders to stop giving the government money over fears of growing debt.

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BBC News – Politics

• Politicians mark 'extraordinary life' of Prince Philip
  Boris Johnson and Sir Keir Starmer lead the condolences, as parties suspend election campaigning.
• Race report: Boris Johnson urged to withdraw 'whitewashing' inquiry
  An open letter signed by 20,000 says a report into racial inequality "provoked national indignation".
• Greensill row: David Cameron 'believes he should have sent letter' to Rishi Sunak, says friend
  The former PM now thinks he should have written to the Treasury over Greensill Capital, says a friend.
• Prince Philip: World leaders and royals send heartfelt sympathy
  The Pope adds his condolences as tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh pour in from across the world.
• Analysis: What is Brexit doing to Northern Ireland?
  Anger over post-Brexit trading rules is a factor in the violence that has erupted, writes Adam Fleming.

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