France 24

• COP24 : Les dirigeants mondiaux s'accordent sur l'application de l'accord de Paris
  La COP 24 s'est clôturée samedi à Katowice en Pologne. la communauté internationale y a adopté samedi les règles d'application de l'accord de Paris sur le climat.
• Mobilisation en baisse pour l'acte V des Gilets jaunes
  Les Gilets jaunes ont mené, samedi, une cinquième journée d'action mais la mobilisation a été faiblissante partout en France. Lundi, Emmanuel Macron a annoncé une série de mesure destinées à calm …
• En RD Congo, la campagne électorale prend un tour inquiétant
  Entre violences pré-électorales et destructions des machines à voter, les tensions ne cessent de croître en RD Congo à une semaine de la présidentielle qui doit sanctionner le départ du pouvoir de Jos …
• Attentat de Strasbourg : garde à vue levée pour quatre membres de la famille de Cherif Chekatt
  Le parquet de Paris a levé, samedi soir, la garde à vue de quatre membres de la famille de Chérif Chekatt, responsable de la fusillade de Strasbourg. L'attentat perpétré le 11 décembre a fait qua …
• Au Yémen, des affrontements signalés à Hodeïda malgré l'accord de cessez-le-feu
  Des affrontements ont eu lieu vendredi soir dans la ville portuaire d’Hodeïda. Un cessez-le-feu avait pourtant été conclu la veille par les belligérants lors de pourparlers en Suède.

BBC News – Africa

• Egypt tomb: Saqqara 'one of a kind' discovery revealed
  Archaeologists in Egypt unveil the tomb of a high priest, untouched for 4,400 years.
• How a South African shepherd found a dinosaur graveyard
  Dumangwe Thyobeka made a huge fossil find as he was tending to his family cemetery in rural South Africa.
• Mohamed Salah named BBC African Footballer of the Year 2018
  Egypt and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is voted the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2018.
• Nigerian military lifts Unicef ban after 'spy' row
  The army earlier accused the UN children's agency of spying for Islamists in north-eastern Nigeria.
• 'Miracle' six-day-old baby survives Ebola
  It took five weeks of round-the-clock treatment to keep Benedicte alive after her mother died.

BBC News – Front Page

• Climate change: COP24 deal to bring Paris pact to life
  Nearly 200 nations agree rules on implementing 2015 Paris agreement at UN climate talks in Poland.
• Brexit: Theresa May told not to 'run down clock' on deal
  A former minister urges the prime minister to give MPs a vote on her Brexit deal before Christmas.
• Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton win Strictly Come Dancing 2018
  Ashley, Faye, Joe and Stacey vied for viewers' votes in the finale of the 16th series of the show.
• Severn bridges: Final day of at least 800 years of tolls
  The first written reference of a toll to cross the Severn Estuary was in a 12th Century document.
• Baby trafficking: 'They stole my son from me'
  In Spain, hundreds of mothers are looking for a son or a daughter. They believe their child was stolen at birth and then given away or sold.

BBC News – Entertainment & Arts

• Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton win Strictly Come Dancing 2018
  Ashley, Faye, Joe and Stacey vied for viewers' votes in the finale of the 16th series of the show.

 

• Robyn: 'I didn't want to be a role model'
  The Swedish pop star on her return to music, defying expectations and the healing power of dancing.

 

• Ariana Grande plans special Manchester concert during 2019 tour
  Pop star Ariana Grande will return to the city two years after 22 people died in a bomb attack.

 

• Gary Lineker criticised for voicing political views
  Jonathan Agnew advises Gary Lineker on Twitter to remain impartial.

 

• Were Taylor Swift fans tracked at her gig?
  A stadium in LA confirms it uses facial recognition technology at pop concerts.

 

BBC News – Technology

• Were Taylor Swift fans tracked at her gig?
  A stadium in LA confirms it uses facial recognition technology at pop concerts.
• New Facebook bug exposed millions of photos
  Photos of up to 6.8 million Facebook users, including ones they never posted, could be accessed.
• Wetherspoons fake accounts to be exposed
  Twitter must reveal the identity behind two parody accounts, the high court rules.
• Half of UK homes could get faster broadband
  New research suggests that people have not taken up faster services, even though they are available.
• Tumblr returns to App Store after porn ban
  The social network has returned to Apple's app store after revealing plans to ban adult content.

BBC News – Science & Environment

• Climate change: COP24 deal to bring Paris pact to life
  Nearly 200 nations agree rules on implementing 2015 Paris agreement at UN climate talks in Poland.
• What chance has Nasa of finding life on Mars?
  When the US space agency's next rover gets to Mars in 2021, it will seek evidence of ancient life.
• 'Miracle' six-day-old baby survives Ebola
  It took five weeks of round-the-clock treatment to keep Benedicte alive after her mother died.
• Plan for food waste to be separated
  Councils will have to offer separate food caddies in a bid to combat methane emissions.
• Nasa's Jupiter mission Juno reveals giant polar storms
  Stunning images from Nasa's Jupiter "JunoCam" show huge, "endless storms" at the planet's poles.

BBC News – Education & Family

• Could student loans ruling mean the system is redesigned?
  The ONS is about to announce how it will treat student loans in the national accounts. Will it lead to changes in student finance?
• Young homeless blocked from renting, says report
  Only one in five landlords would let to a young person who has been homeless, says report.
• Primary school tables: Poor pupils won't catch up for 50 years
  As primary school league tables are published, we reveal how long it will take for poor pupils to catch up.
• Suffolk teacher jailed for having sex with two pupils
  The judge said the defendant's text messages recorded his activities in "explicit detail".
• 'Racist' law society disbanded by University of Exeter
  The Bracton Law Society at the University of Exeter has been disbanded following a major review.

BBC News – Health

• 'Miracle' six-day-old baby survives Ebola
  It took five weeks of round-the-clock treatment to keep Benedicte alive after her mother died.
• Obamacare: Texas court rules key health law is unconstitutional
  The challenge from a coalition of 20 US states is now likely to go to the US Supreme Court.
• Why did Rachel Johnston die after having all her teeth removed?
  The families of three people with learning difficulties tell the BBC all their teeth were taken out.
• Breast cancer screening error 'overstated'
  There was no major incident, just confusion, and the scale of the problem was overstated, a report finds.
• Meat or two veg? Find out your food’s climate footprint
  Check the environmental impact of what you eat and drink.

BBC News – Africa

• Egypt tomb: Saqqara 'one of a kind' discovery revealed
  Archaeologists in Egypt unveil the tomb of a high priest, untouched for 4,400 years.
• How a South African shepherd found a dinosaur graveyard
  Dumangwe Thyobeka made a huge fossil find as he was tending to his family cemetery in rural South Africa.
• Mohamed Salah named BBC African Footballer of the Year 2018
  Egypt and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is voted the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2018.
• Nigerian military lifts Unicef ban after 'spy' row
  The army earlier accused the UN children's agency of spying for Islamists in north-eastern Nigeria.
• 'Miracle' six-day-old baby survives Ebola
  It took five weeks of round-the-clock treatment to keep Benedicte alive after her mother died.

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BBC News – Politics

• Brexit: Theresa May told not to 'run down clock' on deal
  A former minister urges the prime minister to give MPs a vote on her Brexit deal before Christmas.
• Brexit: Amber Rudd urges MPs to 'forge a consensus'
  Politicians must compromise and find a plan that a majority in Parliament can support, minister says.
• MPs want halt to smart motorway rollout over safety concerns
  The group backed campaigners who say having no hard shoulder puts motorists and recovery workers at risk.
• Brexit: No visa but Britons will pay €7 to travel to EU countries
  Britons will not need a visa but will have to apply for a travel document, which lasts for three years.
• Halt prison pepper spray plan, ministers urged
  Campaign group's analysis suggests the spray is too often used "unsafely and inappropriately".

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