World Service Schedule

Has Britain become ungovernable?

John Simpson examines the factors behind the resignation of Britain’s prime minister

Is the US falling out of love with Israel?

US public opinion on Israel is shifting. How does that affect politics in both countries?

Viva technology!

We're at one of Europe's biggest tech events.

How I helped create the biggest World Cup song Waka Waka

South African Zolani Mahola worked with Shakira to create the biggest World Cup anthem

WW1: The Battle of the Somme

BBC Archive recordings with veterans of the 1916 battle

Musician on a mission to keep bhajans alive

The musician with a mission to keep devotional Hindu music alive

Search continues for Venezuela earthquake survivors

Venezuela was hit by two powerful earthquakes that has so far killed 235.

Thousands missing in Venezuela earthquake

The number of people killed in two shocks continues to rise.

Venezuela earthquake death toll continues to rise

The number of people killed in two shocks continues to rise.

Michel Barnier, chief EU Brexit negotiator: We need to be together in a fragile world

Katya Adler speaks to EU negotiator Michel Barnier 10 years on since the Brexit vote

Taking Stock: Heatwaves, Pensions and Tech Turbulence

Heatwaves, pensions, and tech volatility - stories shaping the global economy this week.

Rata de dos patas: Mexico’s famous insult song

Composer Manuel Eduardo Toscano on the origins of Paquita la del Barrio's signature tune

Can we engineer ourselves out of a heatwave?

Is it time to start considering solar geoengineering to help us combat extreme heat?

Dividing lines

A shifting border line in South Korea has us investigating all things boundaries.

Why is the US ending AIDS funding for South Africa?

The PEPFAR programme saved an estimated 26 million lives in two decades

Outlook Mixtape: How does your garden grow?

The king of giant veg, the plant messiah and the composer who turned a garden into music

Rata de dos patas: Mexico’s famous insult song

Composer Manuel Eduardo Toscano on the origins of Paquita la del Barrio's signature tune

Musician on a mission to keep bhajans alive

The musician with a mission to keep devotional Hindu music alive

Hundreds dead in Venezuela earthquakes

International aid teams from multiple countries are joining rescue efforts

Michel Barnier, chief EU Brexit negotiator: We need to be together in a fragile world

Katya Adler speaks to EU negotiator Michel Barnier 10 years on since the Brexit vote

Taking Stock: Heatwaves, Pensions and Tech Turbulence

Heatwaves, pensions, and tech volatility - stories shaping the global economy this week.

Asia leads tech stock sell-off

Asia is bearing the brunt of the latest technology stock sell-off.

Venezuela earthquake deaths rise to 589

The number of people killed in two earthquakes there jumps to 589, with 2,980 injured

Rescue operations continue after Venezuelan earthquakes

The number of people killed in two earthquakes there jumps to 589, with 2,980 injured

Outlook Mixtape: How does your garden grow?

The king of giant veg, the plant messiah and the composer who turned a garden into music

Rata de dos patas: Mexico’s famous insult song

Composer Manuel Eduardo Toscano on the origins of Paquita la del Barrio's signature tune

2026/06/26 GMT

BBC sports correspondents tell the story behind today's top sporting news, with interviews and reports from across the world.

What is it like to have a lung transplant?

Our guests share their experiences of this major surgery

Do animals care about the past?

The past matters to humans, but does it matter to animals?

Nearly 1,000 people are confirmed dead in Venezuela and many still missing

Criticism is growing of the Venezuelan government's response to the earthquake

Michel Barnier, chief EU Brexit negotiator: We need to be together in a fragile world

Katya Adler speaks to EU negotiator Michel Barnier 10 years on since the Brexit vote

Musician on a mission to keep bhajans alive

The musician with a mission to keep devotional Hindu music alive

New York rent freeze: What next?

A landlord, tenant, and economist weigh in on the pros and cons of freezing rents.

Dividing lines

A shifting border line in South Korea has us investigating all things boundaries.