TV Programm für BBC World News (Engl) am 24.01.2021
In the week Joe Biden is sworn in as President, Click looks at what this could mean for social media.
The second episode of Imagine's profile that follows a year in the life of British artist Tracey Emin.
Examining the business stories and economic trends that are re-shaping our world.
The Travel Show looks back at some of its best moments from Southeast Asia. The team jump on a unique bamboo train and visit one of the world's most remote food festivals.
It was once the richest democracy in Latin America, but under President Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela has been in an economic tailspin.
Foreign correspondents currently posted to London look at events in the UK through outsiders' eyes, and at how the issues of the week are being tackled around the world.
New Orleans was getting ready to celebrate Mardi Gras. But among the crowds was a virus which before long would stop the music and kill thousands in the state of Louisiana.
The second episode of Imagine's profile that follows a year in the life of British artist Tracey Emin.
New president Joe Biden believes America should "unite and heal" but how likely is it the country can ever truly be united? Newsbeat's Daniel Rosney investigates.
The Travel Show looks back at some of its best moments from Southeast Asia. The team jump on a unique bamboo train and visit one of the world's most remote food festivals.
In the week Joe Biden is sworn in as President, Click looks at what this could mean for social media.
BBC art critic, Alastair Sooke, travels to China's capital, Beijing, to explore the oldest continuously used writing system in the world, calligraphy.
As Joe Biden is sworn in as America's 46th President, the BBC's global network of correspondents report on a momentous week.
Emma Dabiri uses artworks held in the Ulster Museum in Belfast to explore a different way of seeing the world - through the eyes of artists.
Examining the business stories and economic trends that are re-shaping our world.
New Orleans was getting ready to celebrate Mardi Gras. But among the crowds was a virus which before long would stop the music and kill thousands in the state of Louisiana.
New president Joe Biden believes America should "unite and heal" but how likely is it the country can ever truly be united? Newsbeat's Daniel Rosney investigates.
It was once the richest democracy in Latin America, but under President Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela has been in an economic tailspin.
A group of young women from Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso study at a girls' school to become auto mechanics. The classmates become each other's port of safety, joy and sisterhood.
BBC art critic, Alastair Sooke, travels to China's capital, Beijing, to explore the oldest continuously used writing system in the world, calligraphy.
As Joe Biden is sworn in as America's 46th President, the BBC's global network of correspondents report on a momentous week.
Live from Singapore, the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day.
Live from Singapore, the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day.
Live from Singapore, the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day.
Live from Singapore, the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day.
Live from Singapore, the essential business news as it breaks and a look ahead to the news that will shape the business day.
BBC art critic, Alastair Sooke, travels to China's capital, Beijing, to explore the oldest continuously used writing system in the world, calligraphy.