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The prime minister says the next week will be "critical" and that negotiations are still taking place. - California wildfires: Trump visits state's deadliest blaze The toll from the Camp Fire in California has risen to 76 with more than 1,200 people reported missing. - Apec summit ends without statement over US-China division There is no formal leaders' statement for the first time amid competing visions for the region. - Jonestown: Rebuilding my life after surviving the massacre Laura Johnston Kohl reflects on surviving the events of November 1978, when more than 900 died. - Golden Horse awards: Taiwan controversy at 'Chinese Oscars' The winner of best documentary says she hopes Taiwan will be recognised as "truly independent". - Driver fractures spine in Macau GP crash Formula 3 driver Sophia Florsch suffers a fractured spine in a crash at the Macau Grand Prix in China. - Netanyahu warns of danger of early Israel election PM Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet his finance minister, in a final attempt to avoid elections. - Jamal Khashoggi: US 'yet to conclude' who was behind the murder The State Department counters reports the CIA believes the Saudi crown prince ordered the murder. - France fuel protest: One dead in 'yellow vest' blockades More than 280,000 people took part in protests across France against the rising price of fuel. - Florida election: Democrat Andrew Gillum concedes to Ron DeSantis The man hoping to be Florida's first black governor admits defeat after votes are recounted. - 'Stingray' attack kills Australian man in Tasmania The 42-year-old man went into cardiac arrest after the attack off Tasmania's coast, police say. - England seal test series against Sri Lanka Moeen Ali and Jack Leach bowl England to their first series win in Sri Lanka since 2001 with a 57-run victory in the second Test. - Anti-Ebola efforts in DR Congo suspended amid violence Rebels attack near a DR Congo emergency centre and it is unclear when healthcare efforts will resume. - Harwich WW1 U-boat surrender marked with willow model More than 160 German U-boats surrendered to Allied forces off the Essex coast in November 1918. - 'Toxic air is killing us but we can?t afford to quit' Delhi's rickshaw pullers say they don't contribute to air pollution, but are still the worst affected. - Golden Horse: Zhang Yimou's Shadow wins most awards Zhang Yimou's Shadow wins the most plaudits at the 55th Golden Horse film awards in Taiwan. - Nigerian special effects makeup artist on creating gore for Nollywood Meet the special effects makeup artist creating blood and gore for the Nigerian film industry. - Your pictures on the theme of 'city life' Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "city life". - 'Here is an illustrated summary of the news' He introduced the first news bulletin broadcast on BBC TV. - Shrinking Swiss glacier hosts world's largest postcard This huge mosaic on the Aletsch Glacier was made from 125,000 drawings, to highlight climate change. - ICYMI: Feeling peckish? These waiters could help Here are some stories you might have missed this week. - PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds: Imams divided over video game fatwa Some imams in Kurdistan have officially banned a hugely popular video game ? but others are hitting back. - Why snow has brought despair to Kashmir's apple farmers The apple farming industry which employs nearly half the state's population has been badly affected. - Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson works out at Doncaster gym Dwayne Johnson hit the weights at a Doncaster gym during a break from filming his latest blockbuster. - What does the Brexit draft document really mean? BBC correspondents explain the 585-page withdrawal document faster than you could print them. |
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