How Mexico's World Cup host cities are preparing to keep fans safe | BBC News
As Mexico prepares to co-host the FIFA World Cup 2026, BBC News goes behind the scenes to investigate the scale of the challenge. BBC correspondent Will Grant visits all three host cities, meets authorities using AI-powered robo-dogs for security, and explores concerns over crime and protests. Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news #WorldCup2026 #Mexico #BBCNews
▶︎
1500 Years of Russian History in 30 Minutes
▶︎
Is the AfD a threat to Germany? Mehdi Hasan & Maximilian Krah | Head to Head
▶︎
The New Face of America: Inside the Second Great Depression
▶︎
Norwegen – Frankreich Highlights | Gruppe I, FIFA WM 2026 | sportstudio
▶︎
How The FIFA World Cup Really Works
▶︎
I Investigated The World's Skinniest vs Fattest City
▶︎
Senegal – Irak Highlights | Gruppe I, FIFA WM 2026 | sportstudio
▶︎
Boiling Point: The week of extreme heat | BBC News
▶︎
Why People Are Moving to Mexico City 🇲🇽
▶︎
Why Soccer Wonderkids Are Rejecting France and Spain
▶︎
How FIFA Corruption Actually Works | How Crime Works | Insider
▶︎
How the FIFA World Cup Cashed in on America
▶︎
North Korea just did the impossible
▶︎
Belarus halts Russian drone systems amid pressure from Moscow | DW News
▶︎
Why are there millions of empty houses in Japan? - The Global Story podcast, BBC World Service
▶︎
Ecuador vs. Germany Highlights FIFA World Cup 2026 | Sportschau
▶︎
Oligarchy is worse than you think
▶︎
The World Cup Underdog Nobody Saw Coming | Cape Verde
▶︎
Is the UK worse off because of Brexit? | BBC News
▶︎