BBC Newsflipped into BusinessChina China economy: Third quarter growth misses expectationsbbc.co.uk - BBC News China's economy grew at its slowest pace since the early 1990s in the third quarter, official figures showed.
BBC Newsflipped into Entertainment and ArtsEntertainment (UK) Channel 4 move makes Leeds the new media citybbc.co.uk - Ian YoungsChannel 4 has officially opened a new base in Leeds, which it says will make it better able to reflect life across Britain. What difference will it make, and why is West Yorkshire currently the hot place
BBC Newsflipped into PoliticsPolitics Brexit: Johnson to begin charm offensive over dealbbc.co.uk - BBC News Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to begin a charm offensive in Westminster later, as he tries to build a Commons majority for his new Brexit deal.
BBC Newsflipped into WorldCatalonia Catalan protests: Why is Barcelona burning?bbc.co.uk - BBC NewsA general strike has been called in Catalonia on Friday, marking the end of a week of protests following the ruling of Spain’s Supreme Court on Monday. The court sentenced nine Catalan pro-independence
BBC Newsflipped into WorldWorld News Son of Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' capturedbbc.co.uk - BBC News Mexican security forces have arrested one of the sons of notorious drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, local officials say.
BBC Newsflipped into PoliticsUnited Kingdom Scottish Court to review bid to stop 'illegal' Brexit dealbbc.co.uk - BBC News Scotland's highest civil court is set to consider a legal bid to stop the UK government from passing its proposed EU withdrawal agreement.
BBC Newsflipped into WorldDonald Trump Trump 'celebrating undoing a problem he created'bbc.co.uk - BBC NewsOn Thursday, Turkey agreed to a ceasefire in northern Syria to let Kurdish-led forces withdraw. The deal came after US Vice-President Mike Pence and Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met for talks
BBC Newsflipped into WorldImpeachment What happened this week in Trump's impeachment saga?bbc.co.uk - BBC News From quid-pro-quo to arrests, the BBC's Anthony Zurcher catches you up on the latest developments.
BBC Newsflipped into TechnologyUK News Ghost nets: Tackling a silent killer of the seasbbc.co.uk - Stav DimitropoulosJannis Athinaios is preparing to sell his merchandise, an assortment of fresh red mullets, red snappers, white sea bream and blunt-snouted mullets, at the sun-washed port of Nea Makri, a coastal town northeast
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesMeteorites The man who owns 1,000 meteoritesbbc.co.uk - Neil Heath On Christmas Eve 1965 a 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite exploded over the Leicestershire village of Barwell.
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesUK News IMF: What is it and why does it matter?bbc.co.uk - BBC News The people charged with protecting the world's economy are meeting in Washington this week.
BBC Newsflipped into TechnologyTechnology Banning out-of-hours email 'could harm employee wellbeing'bbc.co.uk - BBC News Banning staff from accessing their work emails outside office hours could do more harm than good to employee wellbeing, a study suggests.
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesUK News Viewpoint: Time for girls in space and sex without powerbbc.co.uk - Scarlett Curtis Founder of The Pink Protest and author Scarlett Curtis shares her vision for 2030, and asks whether feminism is anywhere near "done".
BBC Newsflipped into BusinessSavile Row Savile Row tailors caught up as US tariffs come inbbc.co.uk - Dearbail Jordan Sean Dixon, co-founder of Richard James, says the Savile Row tailor feels "a bit like collateral damage".
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesUK News How publicity-shy professor Kais Saied became Tunisia's presidentbbc.co.uk - Rana Jawad A former law professor seems an unlikely choice to win the hearts of Tunisia's young voters.
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesUK News Man's giant vegetables set new world recordsbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsA man who grows giant vegetables says he is enjoying the swede smell of success after setting his 12th Guinness World Record by producing a huge turnip. Joe Atherton, 64, said he is "obsessed" with growing
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesQuizzes Quiz of the week: How did Fortnite reinvent itself?bbc.co.uk - BBC News It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?
BBC Newsflipped into WorldK-Pop Sulli: The woman who rebelled against the K-pop worldbbc.co.uk - BBC News In an industry that rewards performers for their silence off stage, K-pop star Sulli was a rebel.
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesUK News Newspaper headlines: Johnson's plea to MPs after sealing Brexit dealbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsBrexit again dominates the papers' front pages this Friday. The Times says that after Boris Johnson secured a revised Brexit deal with the EU, he will spend the next 24 hours "frantically trying to sell
BBC Newsflipped into U.S. and CanadaRick Perry Rick Perry: US energy secretary quits amid Trump inquirybbc.co.uk - BBC News US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, who has been drawn into the Trump impeachment inquiry, will resign.
BBC Newsflipped into Science and EnvironmentWorld News Satellites to monitor whale strandings from spacebbc.co.uk - Jonathan Amos Scientists developing techniques to count great whales from space say the largest ever recorded mass stranding event was probably underestimated.
BBC Newsflipped into BusinessChina NBA facing 'substantial' losses over China disputebbc.co.uk - BBC News The US National Basketball Association has suffered "substantial" losses after an online comment from a team executive prompted a crisis in its relations with China, the NBA's head has said.
BBC Newsflipped into PoliticsDUP Brexit: Who are the DUP?bbc.co.uk - BBC News They've propped up the Conservative Party for two years and weighed in strongly on the Brexit question. Why does Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party have so much power?
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesEd Woodward Manchester United: Ed Woodward hits back at critics and backs boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaerbbc.co.uk - By Simon StoneManchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward says claims non-football people take major football decisions at the Old Trafford club are "a myth" and "an insult". United are 12th in the Premier
BBC Newsflipped into WorldBallet Alicia Alonso: Legendary ballet dancer dies aged 98bbc.co.uk - BBC News Cuban ballet dancer Alicia Alonso has died age 98, the country's state media has announced.
BBC Newsflipped into PoliticsBrexit Conservative MP Mark Field to stand down over Brexit disagreementbbc.co.uk - BBC News A Conservative MP has said he will stand down at the next election due to disagreement over Brexit.
BBC Newsflipped into WorldUK News Not your typical polo playersbbc.co.uk - BBC News A scheme in Philadelphia takes inner-city youths and gives them the chance to play polo and learn about horses.
BBC Newsflipped into U.S. and CanadaIcon version of the Flipboard logoUK News Are these the most unlikely polo players?bbc.co.uk - BBC News A scheme in Philadelphia takes inner-city youths and gives them the chance to play polo and learn about horses.
BBC Newsflipped into Top StoriesCanada A Canadian election looms - seven charts explain allbbc.co.uk - BBC News Canadians go to the polls on 21 October, four years after Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party swept to power. By Jessica Murphy, Robin Levinson-King, Tom Housden, Sumi Senthinathan and Mark Bryson.
