What would a Trump presidency mean for women? “A future where women’s rights are stripped more and more” “People who don’t agree with his policies will have a voice” The mother and daughters divided over Trump in the key swing-state of Pennsylvania. #Newsnight

One of the most powerful stories I’ve ever covered bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Keep up with all the latest updates and analysis from COP with our Future Earth newsletter fronted by BBC climate ed Justin Rowlatt bbc.co.uk/newsletters/zd…

From Our Own Correspondent... Donald Trump's victory was, in part, down to finding new support among African-American and Hispanic voters. Anthony Zurcher reflects on how he pulled off a decisive win over a well-funded Harris campaign. 🎧 on BBC Sounds bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Alexei Navalny widow Yulia Navalnaya invites Ukrainian protester on stage, who asks whether she supports the war in Ukraine. Navalnaya: don’t look for enemies among your friends. I do no support the war nor do I support Putin’s regime #websummit2024

.nxthompson of The Atlantic: The scenario I worry about the most is AI turning the web into garbage - but plenty of ways for for journos to use it to make their jobs easier #WebSummit

Delighted to be back at #WebSummit in Lisbon to interview TIME chief Jessica Sibley about the decision to remove Time’s digital paywall, how AI is reshaping the way they work and where she sees the media industry going

Senator Lisa Murkowski said she didn’t have Matt Gaetz “on her bingo card.” But Trump’s pick shows that none of this is a game. bbc.com/news/articles/…

At this year’s Web Summit I joined Zoe Tabary of BBC for a conversation reflecting on the decisions we’ve made at TIME, including removing TIME’s digital paywall two years ago, shifting to a B2B-focused revenue model, launching new platforms and communities, and more. During our

Vamos, Rafa Nadal!   As you get ready to graduate from tennis, I’ve got a few things to share before I maybe get emotional.   Let’s start with the obvious: you beat me—a lot. More than I managed to beat you. You challenged me in ways no one else could. On clay, it felt like I

Extraordinary moment in France. Parliament has just voted down Michel Barnier’s government, thanks to the left and Le Pen’s far right voting together. It’s the first time parliament has overthrown a 🇫🇷 government since 1962

So excited to start my new role as a deputy editor ⁦Rest of World⁩. I will be overseeing our coverage of LatAm, China and labor+tech with my brilliant colleagues. Happy to send any LatAm and China pitches their way! Email me: [email protected] restofworld.org/inside/rina-ch…

Don’t miss this by my talented colleague Kamilah McInnis

During a gaggle on Air Force One tonight, I asked Donald Trump about British PM Keir Starmer. He said he was “a very good person” and he’d done “a very good job so far.” Adds that they are going to have a phone conversation in the next 24 hours.

The names of those working in the Trump admin with close ties to Musk have leaked out gradually over the last weeks. We are publishing 20+ names we can confirm independently. Many of these have been published elsewhere—some are are being published here for the first time.

Keir Starmer Laura Kuenssberg interview — says UK and France will lead a “coalition of the willing” to provide security guarantees for Ukraine — they’ll also work on a plan to end the war with Russia and then discuss it with the US — that was the result of Starmer’s conversations

Thrilled that seven of our BBC News newsletters - from Politics Unspun by Anthony Zurcher to Off Air with Laura Kuenssberg and Royal Watch by Sean Coughlan - have been shortlisted in the Publisher Newsletter Awards publishernewsletters.com/2025/en/page/s…

Can’t recommend Marriage Material by Sathnam Sanghera highly enough. Beautifully evocative on family, migration and belonging.