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BBC News gathers and produces national daily news, business, political and current affairs programmes on BBC television and radio.

It is also responsible for the continuous news channels BBC News 24, BBC Parliament, BBC World, interactive services, Ceefax and the BBC News website.

BBC News is highly respected both in the UK and around the world, from the World Service which reaches a global audience of more than 150 million listeners with hundreds of bulletins in more than 40 languages every day, to the BBC's flagship television news programme The Ten O'Clock news programme on BBC One.

The breadth and depth of BBC news coverage is unrivalled, with subject specialists who can throw a spotlight on people and stories which are not widely known.

The bulk of programming comes from the news centre in Television Centre, west London - the largest such operation in the world.

Political programming, including the BBC Parliament channel, is based in the heart of Westminster at Millbank while international radio programming comes from the home of World Service - Bush House in central London.

Around 3,500 people work for BBC News, both across the UK and in key news bureaux around the world.

You can find more information about BBC News on our Newswatch site, and on ourWikipedia entry.

Last Updated: July 7, 2016

Hong Kong Bookseller Released by China is Missing—Daughter

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Sweden says citizen Gui Minhai has been released from prison in China but his daughter, Angela, said no-one had seen him or spoken to him a week after his supposed release.

Xi Jinping: China's President ‘to Get Own Political Theory’

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It will be known as “Xi Jinping Thought” and has 14 principles, the agency says.

The Human Cost of China’s Economic Reforms

Robin Brant
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Mr Yu is worried that millions of workers the Chinese government plans to lay off from failing state owned companies will be “abandoned” like he says he was 15 years ago.

Diplomat's China Speech Renews Australia University Debate

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BBC
Australia's education minister has urged universities to maintain academic integrity after a diplomat renewed a discussion about possible Chinese influence on campuses.

China Congress: Military Facelift a Sign of Bigger Changes

Cheng Li
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Of the many noteworthy developments that have characterised Chinese President Xi Jinping's first five-year term, none stands out as much as military reform, and this reveals a great deal about the coming political trajectory in China, writes...

China to Shut down North Korean Companies

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China has told North Korean companies operating in its territory to close down as it implements United Nations sanctions against the reclusive state.

China and India Water ‘Dispute’ after Border Stand-Off

Navin Singh Khadka
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China and India may have defused a potential border conflict but the stand-off seems to have led to dispute over another contentious issue: water.

China Communist Party Youth Twitter Account Prompts Abuse

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Setting up a Twitter account may seem a fairly obvious thing for a political party to do, but the step has not so far worked out too well for China’s Communist Party.

North Korea Fires Second Ballistic Missile over Japan

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BBC
The missile reached an altitude of about 770km, travelling 3,700km — higher and further than one fired over Japan late last month — before landing in the sea off Hokkaido, South Korea's military says.

World's Oldest Captive Panda Basi Dies in China

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BBC
At 37, Basi had outlived all her panda peers, reaching the equivalent of more than a hundred in human years.

The Chinese Female Gamers Putting Male Players in the Shade

Danny Vinceny
BBC
In the world’s newest superpower, professional video gaming is a booming industry set to be worth billions. Female players struggle to earn as much as their male competitors – but that's not stopping one talented team of young women.

What’s Yours Is Mine in China but Is Sharing at a Peak?

John Sudworth
BBC
Ok, so car sharing makes perfect sense. And we get bike sharing, too. But ball sharing?

India and China Troops Clash along Himalayan Border

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The PTI news agency said soldiers threw stones, causing minor injuries to both sides, as Chinese troops tried to enter Indian territory near the Pangong lake. 

Apple ‘Pulls 60 VPNs from China App Store’

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The BBC understands that as many as 60 VPNs were pulled over the weekend. Apple said it was legally required to remove them because they did not comply with new regulations. It refused to confirm the exact number of apps withdrawn, but did not deny...

Chinese Police Detain ‘Female Jesus Cult’ Members

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Police in China have detained 18 suspected members of a banned religious cult, state news agency Xinhua said. The group is notorious for some of its members beating a woman to death in a McDonald's restaurant in 2014 after she refused to give...