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A massive fire at a Karachi shopping mall has killed around 50 people, with over 80 still missing and feared dead. The blaze destroyed the Gul Plaza complex, making it the city's deadliest fire in more than a decade.
A new documentary celebrates Mel Brooks' nearly century-long career, blending humor and heart. The film explores his life, legacy, and the enduring impact of his comedy.
BBCBBC Radio 4 - The World Tonight, President Trump backs down from tariff threat on alliesJanuary 21, 2026
President Trump has stepped back from his tariff threat against countries opposing his Greenland plans, announcing a framework deal after talks with the head of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The programme also covers Gaza peace efforts, UK arts funding, driving test fraud, and a documentary on Mel Brooks.
January 21, 2026
Candace Owens and Dave Rubin are embroiled in a public feud after Rubin accused Owens of speaking against Charlie Kirk. Owens has denied the claims and the dispute has escalated with both sharing personal allegations online.
President Trump has paused planned tariffs after reaching a framework deal with European allies on Greenland and the Arctic. The agreement includes cooperation on mineral rights and missile defense, with further talks ongoing. Trump ruled out the use of force in acquiring Greenland.
Hail is preparing for the upcoming Hail Toyota International Baja, which will see top drivers tackle the Great Nafud Desert from January 28 to 31. The event features multiple championships and a program of activities aimed at boosting tourism and community engagement.
India's energy minister and global industry leaders at the World Economic Forum emphasized that renewables are now the most affordable and rapidly growing energy source. Experts highlighted major advances in technology and scale, while noting ongoing efforts to improve reliability and storage.
January 21, 2026
Donald Trump says Vladimir Putin has agreed to join his new 'Board of Peace,' though Russia has not confirmed. The board aims to promote peace and reconstruction in conflict areas, with several countries invited to participate.
January 21, 2026
The Kolkata People's Film Festival will showcase films centered on the resilience of immigrants, focusing on stories from South Asia. The event highlights the challenges and hopes of migrant communities through ten featured films.
Syria accuses Kurdish-led forces of breaking a ceasefire after a deadly incident, raising fears for a fragile truce. The Kurdish-led group denies responsibility and accuses the army of violations. The dispute threatens efforts to reach a lasting deal in the northeast.
BBCFifa World Cup 2026: French government not in favour of tournament boycott over Donald Trump's Greenland threatsJanuary 21, 2026
France has said it does not currently support boycotting the World Cup over United States President Trump's threats to annex Greenland. European football leaders are concerned, and politicians in the United Kingdom have called for action against the United States in international sport. The situation has raised questions about the intersection of sport and politics ahead of major tournaments.
January 21, 2026
LEM Laboratory has expanded access to advanced human papillomavirus screening in Israel, aiming to improve early detection and prevention of cervical cancer. The lab is also broadening its self-sampling program to reach more women. The test is available free every five years for women from age 25.





