Sky News has seen opposition supporters in the Ugandan capital Kampala being beaten and taken away by the security forces. It comes as the country holds presidential elections, a vote which the opposition says is unfair...
Uganda: preliminary results begin to emerge • FRANCE 24 English
In tonight’s edition, in Uganda, the preliminary results of the presidential election are beginning to emerge, indicating that President Museveni holds a substantial lead. Also in South Africa, a major...
West Midlands Police chief constable steps down after Maccabi Tel Aviv fans row
The chief constable of West Midlands Police (WMP) is to retire following a row over the force’s decision to ban Israeli football fans from a match in Birmingham for safety reasons. Craig Guildford will step down...
Why trust in Bosnia’s institutions is falling
Public trust in institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been declining for years. Research by non-governmental organisations confirms this trend, while a series of tragedies and investigations have further raised...
Troops and vessels from European Nato allies arrive in Greenland | BBC News
Troops and ships from several European states are gathering in Greenland. The limited deployment involves Germany, France, Sweden, Norway, Finland, the Netherlands and the UK. US President Donald Trump says the US needs...
Ahmed al Sharaa calls for unity, pledges equal rights and protection for Kurds
In his latest speech, Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa rejected ethnic divisions, saying no group holds superiority except through righteousness. Addressing Kurdish communities directly, he denied accusations of...
Why is Jenrick joining Reform UK? | BBC Newscast
Adam and Laura are joined by BBC political correspondent Joe Pike to break down Laura’s interview with Robert Jenrick. They discuss why he says he picked country over party and if his move could unite the right or...