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10 DEC: This 1950s "symbol of American might" isn't ready for retirement yet. Find out more: bbc.in/b52 #BBCGoFigure #B52 by bbcnews

10 DEC: This 1950s "symbol of American might" isn't ready for retirement yet. Find out more: bbc.in/b52 #BBCGoFigure #B52 by bbcnews

10 DEC: This 1950s "symbol of American might" isn't ready for retirement yet. Find out more: bbc.in/b52 #BBCGoFigure #B52 by bbcnews

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10 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “These cheerful, golden Christmas lights are displayed along the length of Star Street in the Old City of Bethlehem. This narrow road leading to Manger Square is part of the traditional pilgrimage route to the Nativity Church, recognised as part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is believed to be the way that Joseph and Mary entered the city before Jesus was born. Nowadays the depressed economic situation in Bethlehem means many shops along this road remain closed.” Photo: Yolande Knell /BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

10 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “These cheerful, golden Christmas lights are displayed along the length of Star Street in the Old City of Bethlehem. This narrow road leading to Manger Square is part of the traditional pilgrimage route to the Nativity Church, recognised as part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is believed to be the way that Joseph and Mary entered the city before Jesus was born. Nowadays the depressed economic situation in Bethlehem means many shops along this road remain closed.” Photo: Yolande Knell /BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

10 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “These cheerful, golden Christmas lights are displayed along the length of Star Street in the Old City of Bethlehem. This narrow road leading to Manger Square is part of the traditional pilgrimage route to the Nativity Church, recognised as part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is believed to be the way that Joseph and Mary entered the city before Jesus was born. Nowadays the depressed economic situation in Bethlehem means many shops along this road remain closed.” Photo: Yolande Knell /BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

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10 DEC: Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined City brokers in fancy dress on the trading floor at a charity event. The royal couple were among the guests invited to attend the global financial firm ICAP's 23rd annual charity day. The event raises millions each year for charities that the duke and duchess are patrons of such as SkillForce, Place2Be and Sports Aid. Traders in London taught them how to close deals at the Central European interest rates desk. The duchess danced in celebration after the couple closed deals worth millions of euros over the phone. PHOTO: Jeremy Selwyn / REUTERS #BBCSnapshot #duchessofcambridge #royal #Christmas #charity #dukeofcambridge #duchesscatherine by bbcnews

10 DEC: Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined City brokers in fancy dress on the trading floor at a charity event. The royal couple were among the guests invited to attend the global financial firm ICAP's 23rd annual charity day. The event raises millions each year for charities that the duke and duchess are patrons of such as SkillForce, Place2Be and Sports Aid. Traders in London taught them how to close deals at the Central European interest rates desk. The duchess danced in celebration after the couple closed deals worth millions of euros over the phone. PHOTO: Jeremy Selwyn / REUTERS #BBCSnapshot #duchessofcambridge #royal #Christmas #charity #dukeofcambridge #duchesscatherine by bbcnews

10 DEC: Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined City brokers in fancy dress on the trading floor at a charity event. The royal couple were among the guests invited to attend the global financial firm ICAP's 23rd annual charity day. The event raises millions each year for charities that the duke and duchess are patrons of such as SkillForce, Place2Be and Sports Aid. Traders in London taught them how to close deals at the Central European interest rates desk. The duchess danced in celebration after the couple closed deals worth millions of euros over the phone. PHOTO: Jeremy Selwyn / REUTERS #BBCSnapshot #duchessofcambridge #royal #Christmas #charity #dukeofcambridge #duchesscatherine by bbcnews

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10 DEC: The Rockettes tumble down in the "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" during the 2015 Radio City Christmas Spectacular at New York's famous Radio City Music Hall. The Christmas Spectacular has been hosted annually since 1933. The hall, which has seen some of the world's most famous performers grace its stage, underwent a $70m restoration in 1999 to return it to its original 1930s splendour. PHOTO: TIMOTHY A CLARY / AFP #BBCSnapshot #Christmas #Rockettes #RadioCity #NewYork #NYC by bbcnews

10 DEC: The Rockettes tumble down in the "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" during the 2015 Radio City Christmas Spectacular at New York's famous Radio City Music Hall. The Christmas Spectacular has been hosted annually since 1933. The hall, which has seen some of the world's most famous performers grace its stage, underwent a $70m restoration in 1999 to return it to its original 1930s splendour. PHOTO: TIMOTHY A CLARY / AFP #BBCSnapshot #Christmas #Rockettes #RadioCity #NewYork #NYC by bbcnews

10 DEC: The Rockettes tumble down in the "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" during the 2015 Radio City Christmas Spectacular at New York's famous Radio City Music Hall. The Christmas Spectacular has been hosted annually since 1933. The hall, which has seen some of the world's most famous performers grace its stage, underwent a $70m restoration in 1999 to return it to its original 1930s splendour. PHOTO: TIMOTHY A CLARY / AFP #BBCSnapshot #Christmas #Rockettes #RadioCity #NewYork #NYC by bbcnews

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9 DEC: #WEDNESDAYWOMAN – CELEBRATING THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PIONEERING WOMEN French photojournalist Françoise Demulder, of Gamma agency, became the first woman to win the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year in 1976, with a black and white picture of a Palestinian woman pleading with a gunman in Beirut. Demulder made her name covering the Vietnam War, staying in Saigon after many foreigners had been evacuated. Her work appeared internationally in such publications as Paris Match, Newsweek and Stern. Returning to Paris after a trip to Thailand and before receiving her prize in Amsterdam, Demulder was photographed on the Champs Elysees in 1977. PHOTO: JEAN-CLAUDE FRANCOLON / Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images You can see Demulder’s award winning image here - http://bbc.in/Francoise_Demulder #WednesdayWoman #PioneeringWomen #FrancoiseDemulder #Photojournalist #WarPhotographer #Women #WorldPressPhoto @BBCNews by bbcnews

9 DEC: #WEDNESDAYWOMAN – CELEBRATING THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PIONEERING WOMEN French photojournalist Françoise Demulder, of Gamma agency, became the first woman to win the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year in 1976, with a black and white picture of a Palestinian woman pleading with a gunman in Beirut. Demulder made her name covering the Vietnam War, staying in Saigon after many foreigners had been evacuated. Her work appeared internationally in such publications as Paris Match, Newsweek and Stern. Returning to Paris after a trip to Thailand and before receiving her prize in Amsterdam, Demulder was photographed on the Champs Elysees in 1977. PHOTO: JEAN-CLAUDE FRANCOLON / Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images You can see Demulder’s award winning image here - http://bbc.in/Francoise_Demulder #WednesdayWoman #PioneeringWomen #FrancoiseDemulder #Photojournalist #WarPhotographer #Women #WorldPressPhoto @BBCNews by bbcnews

9 DEC: #WEDNESDAYWOMAN – CELEBRATING THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PIONEERING WOMEN French photojournalist Françoise Demulder, of Gamma agency, became the first woman to win the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year in 1976, with a black and white picture of a Palestinian woman pleading with a gunman in Beirut. Demulder made her name covering the Vietnam War, staying in Saigon after many foreigners had been evacuated. Her work appeared internationally in such publications as Paris Match, Newsweek and Stern. Returning to Paris after a trip to Thailand and before receiving her prize in Amsterdam, Demulder was photographed on the Champs Elysees in 1977. PHOTO: JEAN-CLAUDE FRANCOLON / Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images You can see Demulder’s award winning image here - http://bbc.in/Francoise_Demulder #WednesdayWoman #PioneeringWomen #FrancoiseDemulder #Photojournalist #WarPhotographer #Women #WorldPressPhoto @BBCNews by bbcnews

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9 DEC: Carlos Acosta and Marianela Nunez perform at the London Coliseum during a rehearsal for ‘Carlos Acosta Classical Selection’. One of the most celebrated male dancers of this generation, the Cuban ballet star returns for a limited run, presenting highlights from his career, in celebration of twenty-six years as a dancer on the London stage. Acosta’s extraordinary success has followed an even more remarkable journey from the impoverished back streets of Havana. At 13 he saw the Cuban National Ballet perform and decided he did wanted to follow that path. At the age of 16 he travelled for the first time to Europe, he won four major dance competitions in one year and his career as an international ballet dancer was launched. PHOTO: Emma Lynch/BBC #BBCSnapshot #CarlosAcosta #marianelanunez #ballet #dance #RoyalBallet #SadlersWells #classical #dancer #Cuba by bbcnews

9 DEC: Carlos Acosta and Marianela Nunez perform at the London Coliseum during a rehearsal for ‘Carlos Acosta Classical Selection’. One of the most celebrated male dancers of this generation, the Cuban ballet star returns for a limited run, presenting highlights from his career, in celebration of twenty-six years as a dancer on the London stage. Acosta’s extraordinary success has followed an even more remarkable journey from the impoverished back streets of Havana. At 13 he saw the Cuban National Ballet perform and decided he did wanted to follow that path. At the age of 16 he travelled for the first time to Europe, he won four major dance competitions in one year and his career as an international ballet dancer was launched. PHOTO: Emma Lynch/BBC #BBCSnapshot #CarlosAcosta #marianelanunez #ballet #dance #RoyalBallet #SadlersWells #classical #dancer #Cuba by bbcnews

9 DEC: Carlos Acosta and Marianela Nunez perform at the London Coliseum during a rehearsal for ‘Carlos Acosta Classical Selection’. One of the most celebrated male dancers of this generation, the Cuban ballet star returns for a limited run, presenting highlights from his career, in celebration of twenty-six years as a dancer on the London stage. Acosta’s extraordinary success has followed an even more remarkable journey from the impoverished back streets of Havana. At 13 he saw the Cuban National Ballet perform and decided he did wanted to follow that path. At the age of 16 he travelled for the first time to Europe, he won four major dance competitions in one year and his career as an international ballet dancer was launched. PHOTO: Emma Lynch/BBC #BBCSnapshot #CarlosAcosta #marianelanunez #ballet #dance #RoyalBallet #SadlersWells #classical #dancer #Cuba by bbcnews

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8 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “Many streets in Jerusalem are brightly decorated with lights lending a festive atmosphere. In the Mamilla shopping mall, carols have been playing on loudspeakers as Christians get ready for Christmas. Meanwhile, Jews are celebrating Hanukkah, a holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple. During each night of the eight-day holiday a candle is lit on a menorah, a special candelabrum.” PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

8 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “Many streets in Jerusalem are brightly decorated with lights lending a festive atmosphere. In the Mamilla shopping mall, carols have been playing on loudspeakers as Christians get ready for Christmas. Meanwhile, Jews are celebrating Hanukkah, a holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple. During each night of the eight-day holiday a candle is lit on a menorah, a special candelabrum.” PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

8 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “Many streets in Jerusalem are brightly decorated with lights lending a festive atmosphere. In the Mamilla shopping mall, carols have been playing on loudspeakers as Christians get ready for Christmas. Meanwhile, Jews are celebrating Hanukkah, a holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple. During each night of the eight-day holiday a candle is lit on a menorah, a special candelabrum.” PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

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8 DEC: Donald Trump is under fire for his suggestion to ban Muslims from entering the US. Learn more: bbc.in/usmuslims #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

8 DEC: Donald Trump is under fire for his suggestion to ban Muslims from entering the US. Learn more: bbc.in/usmuslims #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

8 DEC: Donald Trump is under fire for his suggestion to ban Muslims from entering the US. Learn more: bbc.in/usmuslims #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

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8 DEC: This baby elephant had a lucky escape after getting into a tug of war with a hungry crocodile. The calf had been splashing around in the shallows of a watering hole in the African bush, when the croc launched out of the water and clamped down on its trunk. Against the odds, the tiny elephant managed to beat off the attack and stumble backwards to safety, as the croc moved back into the murky water. PHOTO: FRANCOIS BORMAN/ CATERS NEWS #BBCSnapshot #photography #elephant #crocodile #Africa #trunkbite by bbcnews

8 DEC: This baby elephant had a lucky escape after getting into a tug of war with a hungry crocodile. The calf had been splashing around in the shallows of a watering hole in the African bush, when the croc launched out of the water and clamped down on its trunk. Against the odds, the tiny elephant managed to beat off the attack and stumble backwards to safety, as the croc moved back into the murky water. PHOTO: FRANCOIS BORMAN/ CATERS NEWS #BBCSnapshot #photography #elephant #crocodile #Africa #trunkbite by bbcnews

8 DEC: This baby elephant had a lucky escape after getting into a tug of war with a hungry crocodile. The calf had been splashing around in the shallows of a watering hole in the African bush, when the croc launched out of the water and clamped down on its trunk. Against the odds, the tiny elephant managed to beat off the attack and stumble backwards to safety, as the croc moved back into the murky water. PHOTO: FRANCOIS BORMAN/ CATERS NEWS #BBCSnapshot #photography #elephant #crocodile #Africa #trunkbite by bbcnews

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7 DEC: Professional surfer Albee Layer drops into a wave at the Jaws Surf Break aka Pe'ahi in Haiku, Maui, Hawaii. For centuries, people have been lured in by the thundering power of surf. Surfing began somewhere in the distant past of Polynesian culture and by the mid eighteenth century, Captain James Cook sailed to Hawaii and saw locals climbing onto wooden boards and speeding along the waves. Eventually, a craze for wave riding spread and now it's thought at least 36 million people worldwide identify themselves as surfers. PHOTO: Darryl Oumi/Getty Images for TAG Heuer #BBCSnapshot #photojournalism #sport #surfing #Hawaii #wave by bbcnews

7 DEC: Professional surfer Albee Layer drops into a wave at the Jaws Surf Break aka Pe'ahi in Haiku, Maui, Hawaii. For centuries, people have been lured in by the thundering power of surf. Surfing began somewhere in the distant past of Polynesian culture and by the mid eighteenth century, Captain James Cook sailed to Hawaii and saw locals climbing onto wooden boards and speeding along the waves. Eventually, a craze for wave riding spread and now it's thought at least 36 million people worldwide identify themselves as surfers. PHOTO: Darryl Oumi/Getty Images for TAG Heuer #BBCSnapshot #photojournalism #sport #surfing #Hawaii #wave by bbcnews

7 DEC: Professional surfer Albee Layer drops into a wave at the Jaws Surf Break aka Pe'ahi in Haiku, Maui, Hawaii. For centuries, people have been lured in by the thundering power of surf. Surfing began somewhere in the distant past of Polynesian culture and by the mid eighteenth century, Captain James Cook sailed to Hawaii and saw locals climbing onto wooden boards and speeding along the waves. Eventually, a craze for wave riding spread and now it's thought at least 36 million people worldwide identify themselves as surfers. PHOTO: Darryl Oumi/Getty Images for TAG Heuer #BBCSnapshot #photojournalism #sport #surfing #Hawaii #wave by bbcnews

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7 DEC: A vendor tries to put out a fire at his kiosk during clashes between riot police and protesters in Athens during a demonstration to mark the seventh anniversary of the fatal shooting of 15-year-old boy by police. Epaminondas Korkoneas, 38, was convicted of intentionally killing 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos who was shot dead on 6 December 2008 in the Athens neighbourhood of Exarchia. The riots that followed the killing saw cars being set alight and shops looted in a number of cities. Hundreds of businesses in Athens were targeted and the second city of Thessaloniki also saw serious unrest. PHOTO: ANGELOS TZORTZINIS / AFP #BBCSnapshot #photojournalism #clashes #demonstration #Athens by bbcnews

7 DEC: A vendor tries to put out a fire at his kiosk during clashes between riot police and protesters in Athens during a demonstration to mark the seventh anniversary of the fatal shooting of 15-year-old boy by police. Epaminondas Korkoneas, 38, was convicted of intentionally killing 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos who was shot dead on 6 December 2008 in the Athens neighbourhood of Exarchia. The riots that followed the killing saw cars being set alight and shops looted in a number of cities. Hundreds of businesses in Athens were targeted and the second city of Thessaloniki also saw serious unrest. PHOTO: ANGELOS TZORTZINIS / AFP #BBCSnapshot #photojournalism #clashes #demonstration #Athens by bbcnews

7 DEC: A vendor tries to put out a fire at his kiosk during clashes between riot police and protesters in Athens during a demonstration to mark the seventh anniversary of the fatal shooting of 15-year-old boy by police. Epaminondas Korkoneas, 38, was convicted of intentionally killing 15-year-old Alexandros Grigoropoulos who was shot dead on 6 December 2008 in the Athens neighbourhood of Exarchia. The riots that followed the killing saw cars being set alight and shops looted in a number of cities. Hundreds of businesses in Athens were targeted and the second city of Thessaloniki also saw serious unrest. PHOTO: ANGELOS TZORTZINIS / AFP #BBCSnapshot #photojournalism #clashes #demonstration #Athens by bbcnews

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7 DEC: After several failed launches, crew on the International Space Station finally top up their supplies. Leran more: bbc.in/iss #BBCGoFigure7 DEC: After several failed launches, crew on the International Space Station finally top up their supplies. Learn more: bbc.in/iss #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

7 DEC: After several failed launches, crew on the International Space Station finally top up their supplies. Leran more: bbc.in/iss #BBCGoFigure7 DEC: After several failed launches, crew on the International Space Station finally top up their supplies. Learn more: bbc.in/iss #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

7 DEC: After several failed launches, crew on the International Space Station finally top up their supplies. Leran more: bbc.in/iss #BBCGoFigure7 DEC: After several failed launches, crew on the International Space Station finally top up their supplies. Learn more: bbc.in/iss #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

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7 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - "Our BBC cameraman found these decorations in a hunting store in Zamalek, a well-off area of Cairo. Other nearby shops sell tinsel and Christmas trees. It is believed that about 10 per cent of Egypt¹s population are Christians, mostly Copts who celebrate Christmas Day on 7 January, a national holiday. Gun sales rose during the social upheaval that followed the 2011 uprising which culminated in the overthrow of the long-time president, Hosni Mubarak." PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

7 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - "Our BBC cameraman found these decorations in a hunting store in Zamalek, a well-off area of Cairo. Other nearby shops sell tinsel and Christmas trees. It is believed that about 10 per cent of Egypt¹s population are Christians, mostly Copts who celebrate Christmas Day on 7 January, a national holiday. Gun sales rose during the social upheaval that followed the 2011 uprising which culminated in the overthrow of the long-time president, Hosni Mubarak." PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

7 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - "Our BBC cameraman found these decorations in a hunting store in Zamalek, a well-off area of Cairo. Other nearby shops sell tinsel and Christmas trees. It is believed that about 10 per cent of Egypt¹s population are Christians, mostly Copts who celebrate Christmas Day on 7 January, a national holiday. Gun sales rose during the social upheaval that followed the 2011 uprising which culminated in the overthrow of the long-time president, Hosni Mubarak." PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

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7 DEC: Dave Greszczzyszyn of Canada competes in his first run of the men's skeleton competition during the BMW IBSF Bob Skeleton World Cup at Veltins Eis-Arena in Winterberg, Germany. The skeleton is all about a big push at the start and tactical steering after that as the slider is taken on a bone-jangling journey down the icy course. Once on the course, the athlete steers the skeleton by gently transferring weight to the left or right. It is important to take as direct a line as possible, avoid contact with the walls and reduce wind resistance by keeping elbows in and shoulders in contact with the sled. After the finish, the feet are dragged along the ice to bring the skeleton to a standstill. PHOTO: Christof Koepsel/Bongarts/Getty Images #BBCSnapshot #photography #sport #skeleton #BobSkeletonWorldCup #Canada #Germany by bbcnews

7 DEC: Dave Greszczzyszyn of Canada competes in his first run of the men's skeleton competition during the BMW IBSF Bob Skeleton World Cup at Veltins Eis-Arena in Winterberg, Germany. The skeleton is all about a big push at the start and tactical steering after that as the slider is taken on a bone-jangling journey down the icy course. Once on the course, the athlete steers the skeleton by gently transferring weight to the left or right. It is important to take as direct a line as possible, avoid contact with the walls and reduce wind resistance by keeping elbows in and shoulders in contact with the sled. After the finish, the feet are dragged along the ice to bring the skeleton to a standstill. PHOTO: Christof Koepsel/Bongarts/Getty Images #BBCSnapshot #photography #sport #skeleton #BobSkeletonWorldCup #Canada #Germany by bbcnews

7 DEC: Dave Greszczzyszyn of Canada competes in his first run of the men's skeleton competition during the BMW IBSF Bob Skeleton World Cup at Veltins Eis-Arena in Winterberg, Germany. The skeleton is all about a big push at the start and tactical steering after that as the slider is taken on a bone-jangling journey down the icy course. Once on the course, the athlete steers the skeleton by gently transferring weight to the left or right. It is important to take as direct a line as possible, avoid contact with the walls and reduce wind resistance by keeping elbows in and shoulders in contact with the sled. After the finish, the feet are dragged along the ice to bring the skeleton to a standstill. PHOTO: Christof Koepsel/Bongarts/Getty Images #BBCSnapshot #photography #sport #skeleton #BobSkeletonWorldCup #Canada #Germany by bbcnews

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4 DEC: Mount Etna, the volcano on the Italian island of Sicily, has erupted in spectacular fashion sending a plume of fire and ash into the sky, several kilometres high. Sicilian photographer Marco Restivo used photo editing software to overlap five images to create one single picture of the volcano lighting under a cloud of dense smoke, as it erupted for the first time in two years. The eruption caused the closure of the nearest airport on the Italian mainland and left several villages covered in a thick layer of ash. PHOTO: Marco Restivo / Barcroft Media #BBCSnapshot #photography #MountEtna #Etna #Sicily #volcano #eruption #lava #ash by bbcnews

4 DEC: Mount Etna, the volcano on the Italian island of Sicily, has erupted in spectacular fashion sending a plume of fire and ash into the sky, several kilometres high. Sicilian photographer Marco Restivo used photo editing software to overlap five images to create one single picture of the volcano lighting under a cloud of dense smoke, as it erupted for the first time in two years. The eruption caused the closure of the nearest airport on the Italian mainland and left several villages covered in a thick layer of ash. PHOTO: Marco Restivo / Barcroft Media #BBCSnapshot #photography #MountEtna #Etna #Sicily #volcano #eruption #lava #ash by bbcnews

4 DEC: Mount Etna, the volcano on the Italian island of Sicily, has erupted in spectacular fashion sending a plume of fire and ash into the sky, several kilometres high. Sicilian photographer Marco Restivo used photo editing software to overlap five images to create one single picture of the volcano lighting under a cloud of dense smoke, as it erupted for the first time in two years. The eruption caused the closure of the nearest airport on the Italian mainland and left several villages covered in a thick layer of ash. PHOTO: Marco Restivo / Barcroft Media #BBCSnapshot #photography #MountEtna #Etna #Sicily #volcano #eruption #lava #ash by bbcnews

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4 DEC: There's a demand for the return of a Crown Jewel – but it’s not quite the same: bbc.in/kohinoor #bbcgofigure by bbcnews

4 DEC: There's a demand for the return of a Crown Jewel – but it’s not quite the same: bbc.in/kohinoor #bbcgofigure by bbcnews

4 DEC: There's a demand for the return of a Crown Jewel – but it’s not quite the same: bbc.in/kohinoor #bbcgofigure by bbcnews

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4 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - "On 4 December many Middle Eastern Christians mark St Barbara's Day. A miracle is said to have taken place as the early saint was running from persecution: she ran through freshly planted wheat fields which grew instantly to disguise her path. This is remembered with traditional dishes made with boiled wheat and seasonal fruits and nuts such as pomegranate, raisins and chestnuts. Seeds are often planted on this day and the shoots used to decorate the nativity scene for Christmas. In the Orthodox Church, the feast is marked on 17 December." PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

4 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - "On 4 December many Middle Eastern Christians mark St Barbara's Day. A miracle is said to have taken place as the early saint was running from persecution: she ran through freshly planted wheat fields which grew instantly to disguise her path. This is remembered with traditional dishes made with boiled wheat and seasonal fruits and nuts such as pomegranate, raisins and chestnuts. Seeds are often planted on this day and the shoots used to decorate the nativity scene for Christmas. In the Orthodox Church, the feast is marked on 17 December." PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

4 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - "On 4 December many Middle Eastern Christians mark St Barbara's Day. A miracle is said to have taken place as the early saint was running from persecution: she ran through freshly planted wheat fields which grew instantly to disguise her path. This is remembered with traditional dishes made with boiled wheat and seasonal fruits and nuts such as pomegranate, raisins and chestnuts. Seeds are often planted on this day and the shoots used to decorate the nativity scene for Christmas. In the Orthodox Church, the feast is marked on 17 December." PHOTO: Yolande Knell/BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

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4 DEC: One of the UK's rarest mammals, the grey long-eared bat, is one of 100 of England’s most threatened species which are being thrown a lifeline with a £4.6 million grant for conservation work. Although the UK's grey long-eared bats have always been confined to the relatively warm south of England, they have been squeezed into just a few fragmented colonies. The Heritage Lottery Fund money will go towards the "back from the brink" project, which will see a range of organisations working to save key species including the sand lizard and the Duke of Burgundy butterfly from extinction. PHOTO: Hugh Clark/Bat Conservation Trust/Natural England/PA #BBCSnapshot #rare #species #conservation #bat #bats #extinction by bbcnews

4 DEC: One of the UK's rarest mammals, the grey long-eared bat, is one of 100 of England’s most threatened species which are being thrown a lifeline with a £4.6 million grant for conservation work. Although the UK's grey long-eared bats have always been confined to the relatively warm south of England, they have been squeezed into just a few fragmented colonies. The Heritage Lottery Fund money will go towards the "back from the brink" project, which will see a range of organisations working to save key species including the sand lizard and the Duke of Burgundy butterfly from extinction. PHOTO: Hugh Clark/Bat Conservation Trust/Natural England/PA #BBCSnapshot #rare #species #conservation #bat #bats #extinction by bbcnews

4 DEC: One of the UK's rarest mammals, the grey long-eared bat, is one of 100 of England’s most threatened species which are being thrown a lifeline with a £4.6 million grant for conservation work. Although the UK's grey long-eared bats have always been confined to the relatively warm south of England, they have been squeezed into just a few fragmented colonies. The Heritage Lottery Fund money will go towards the "back from the brink" project, which will see a range of organisations working to save key species including the sand lizard and the Duke of Burgundy butterfly from extinction. PHOTO: Hugh Clark/Bat Conservation Trust/Natural England/PA #BBCSnapshot #rare #species #conservation #bat #bats #extinction by bbcnews

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3 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “Palestinian mothers dance for the bride at a Christmas wedding for a young Iraqi Christian couple in Amman. It is a bitter sweet occasion. The families are celebrating but they are away from their home in northern Iraq with no prospect of returning any time soon. There are displaced Iraqi Christians – many from Mosul and Nineva - living in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon as well as other parts of their homeland. Iraqi church leaders, worried about the future of their communities, say they are doing their best to care for the refugees and encourage them to stay in the Middle East.” Photo: Yolande Knell /BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

3 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “Palestinian mothers dance for the bride at a Christmas wedding for a young Iraqi Christian couple in Amman. It is a bitter sweet occasion. The families are celebrating but they are away from their home in northern Iraq with no prospect of returning any time soon. There are displaced Iraqi Christians – many from Mosul and Nineva - living in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon as well as other parts of their homeland. Iraqi church leaders, worried about the future of their communities, say they are doing their best to care for the refugees and encourage them to stay in the Middle East.” Photo: Yolande Knell /BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

3 DEC: #ChristmasStories from the Middle East - Yolande Knell, BBC Middle East Correspondent - “Palestinian mothers dance for the bride at a Christmas wedding for a young Iraqi Christian couple in Amman. It is a bitter sweet occasion. The families are celebrating but they are away from their home in northern Iraq with no prospect of returning any time soon. There are displaced Iraqi Christians – many from Mosul and Nineva - living in Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon as well as other parts of their homeland. Iraqi church leaders, worried about the future of their communities, say they are doing their best to care for the refugees and encourage them to stay in the Middle East.” Photo: Yolande Knell /BBC #ChristmasStories #BBCMiddleEast @BBCNews by bbcnews

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3 DEC: European satellite aims to detect the warping of space-time: bbc.in/lisa. #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

3 DEC: European satellite aims to detect the warping of space-time: bbc.in/lisa. #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

3 DEC: European satellite aims to detect the warping of space-time: bbc.in/lisa. #BBCGoFigure by bbcnews

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