Inside China’s football factory – BBC News
BBC sports news correspondent Richard Conway reports from China, which hopes to be a “world football superpower” by 2050. Please subscribe HERE … source
BBC’s Carrie Gracie ‘could not collude’ in pay discrimination – BBC News
Carrie Gracie has said she resigned as the BBC’s China editor because she could not “collude” in a policy of “unlawful pay discrimination”. She quit, citing pay … source
BBC debate: Rivals attack Theresa May over absence – BBC News
Theresa May’s political rivals lined up to criticise her for not taking part in a seven-way general election debate. She was accused of lacking “guts” and of … source
Giant panda cub tries to find his feet – BBC News
A month-old male giant panda cub in Belgium’s Pairi Daiza wildlife park is growing fast and gaining weight – but still not quite standing up. Please subscribe … source
US woman quits as she hits $758m jackpot – BBC News
Mavis Wanczyk said she picked her lucky numbers based on relatives’ birthdays. Odds of winning the jackpot are one in 292.2 million. Please subscribe HERE … source
Could cannabis oil cure cancer? BBC News
Subscribe to BBC News www.youtube.com/bbcnews The BBC’s Alastair Leithead reports on how evidence is growing that cannabis could cure diseases like … source
Twins reunited after 70 years apart – BBC News
They were separated at birth and it took 70 years to bring them back together. George Skrzynecky and Lucian Poznanski, 69, were born in Germany after their … source
Iraq: Islamic State inside Mosul – BBC News
It’s a city where entire districts have been emptied of people and where ancient sites have been systematically destroyed. Now, a year after Iraq’s second city … source
The woman who can smell Parkinson’s disease – BBC News
Joy Milne has an incredible sense of smell that is able to recognise Parkinson’s disease on the human body. She detected Parkinson’s on her husband, Les, … source
Ganges: India’s dying mother – BBC News
The Ganges is one of the greatest rivers on Earth, but it is dying. From the icy Himalayan peaks, where it begins, right down to the Bay of Bengal, it…