Prince Andrew interview: I let the side down by staying with Jeffrey EpsteinThe Duke of York speaks to the BBC for the first time about his links to convicted US sex offender.
Trump impeachment inquiry: Envoy 'intimidated' by tweets during testimonyThe president criticised the former US envoy to Ukraine in the middle of her impeachment testimony.
Warren Smith's home was destroyed in recent bushfires in AustraliaWarren Smith's house was among 250 that were lost in Australia's bushfires this month.
Rodney Reed: Texas court halts execution in high-profile caseRodney Reed had been set to die in days, but lawyers say new evidence proves he is innocent of murder.
Sri Lanka votes for president in shadow of Easter Sunday attackTerror fears could see the defence chief who oversaw the defeat of Tamil rebels voted into power.
'One in a million' three antler-deer spotted in USThe rare deer was spotted in Michigan by a retired legislator turned amateur wildlife photographer.
Bolivia crisis: Former President Evo Morales dismisses charges threatHe tells the BBC he could return to Bolivia despite threats of prosecution by the interim leadership.
Iraq protests: Top Shia cleric gives support to protestsAyatollah Ali Sistani said the government was deluded if it believed it could avoid real reform.
Israel-Gaza: Israel vows to investigate civilian death claimsIsrael says it is investigating claims an airstrike killed eight members of one family in Gaza.
Ultra-long haul flight non-stop from London to SydneyThe BBC's Luke Jones was on-board the 19 and a half hour flight from London to Sydney.
Roger Stone: Trump ally convicted of lying to CongressThe former adviser to President Donald Trump is convicted on charges stemming from Russia inquiry.
Flooded Venice battles new tidal surgeThe Italian canal city's main square, waterbuses and schools are closed as the water rises again.
Inventor of the famed 'Sourtoe Cocktail' diesCaptain Dick Stevenson invented the alcoholic cocktail with a desiccated human toe floating in it.
Children trying to spell tricky Spanish wordsMore than 41 million people speak Spanish in the US. These youngsters explain why - and spell a few words.
In pictures: Havana celebrates 500 years of foundationAs Cuba's capital celebrates 500 years, we explore the history behind some of its famous buildings.
'I saw the soldiers who killed El Salvador's priests'The murder that changed the course of El Salvador's bloody civil war
Week in Pictures: 9-15 November 2019A selection of news photographs taken around the world this week.
The pop star who walked across AmericaAfter his father died of cancer, Mike Posner hiked almost 3,000 miles from New Jersey to California.
South Korean grannies keeping a school aliveFacing a year without any first graders, a school in South Korea opened its doors to grandmothers.
Frozen 2: Heartwarming or a 'dire case of sequelitis'?Film critics give their verdicts on the Frozen sequel ahead of its cinema release.
Quiz of the week: Why did Drake cut short a headline set?Have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?
Climate Change: How did a hacking scandal impact climate science?What happened after a data hack suggested that climate change caused by humans is a hoax?
How the Irish sport of hurling came to the USAhead of a big game, what is this ancient Irish sport that's finding new popularity in America?
Hong Kong: 'I was tear gassed getting my lunch'The increasing unrest in Hong Kong is affecting businesses in one of the world's biggest commercial hubs.
Gilets Jaunes: Anger of yellow vests still grips France a year onFrance has had a year of yellow vest (gilets jaunes) protests, but some of their energy has gone.
Velvet Revolution: Prague's ghosts of communismThree memorable locations in the Czech capital symbolise the Communist regime and its downfall.
Dubai Air Show: Aerospace industry meets for deals and displaysAbout 1,300 exhibitors are expected at the biggest aerospace and defence event of the year.
Climate change: Warming signal links global floods and firesScientists say rising temperatures are having a big influence on the scale and frequency of extreme weather events.
The £7,500 dress that does not existFashion collections that only exist in digital form are being sold, as the fashion industry learns from computer games.
Nadal misses out on ATP Finals last four after Zverev beats MedvedevRafael Nadal misses out on a place in the ATP Finals last four as defending champion Alexander Zverev claims the last semi-final spot.
Brazilian GP: Sebastian Vettel top as Kubica crashes in Brazil practiceSebastian Vettel leads Charles Leclerc to a Ferrari one-two in an incident-packed second practice session at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
British athletes threaten to sue BOA over sponsorshipSome of Britain's top athletes are threatening to sue the British Olympic Association (BOA) over "ridiculous and unfair" sponsorship regulations.
Garrett 'suspended indefinitely' by NFL for attacking opponent with helmetCleveland Browns' Myles Garrett has been "suspended indefinitely" by the NFL after hitting Mason Rudolph with the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback's own helmet.
'I'm speechless. This is sick. We made it!' - Finland qualify for first major men's tournamentFinland's men will play in a major tournament for the first time in their history as victory over Liechtenstein secures qualification for Euro 2020.
Freeman faced ‘constant attrition’ from ex-British Cycling performance director SuttonDr Richard Freeman was subjected to "constant attrition" from former British Cycling performance director Shane Sutton, the medic's tribunal hears.
Messi scores as Argentina beat Brazil in Saudi ArabiaLionel Messi scores on his first Argentina appearance since July as they beat old rivals Brazil in Saudi Arabia.
Trump's live-tweets attacking Yovanovitch interrupt hearingThe former Ukraine ambassador responds to President Trump's Twitter attacks while she testifies to Congress.
Watching impeachment hearing in Trump countryThe TV cameras were rolling on the impeachment hearings - how did it go down in the Trump heartlands?
A beginner's guide to impeachment and TrumpThree BBC reporters break down the key points as the impeachment inquiry goes public.
Trump impeachment inquiry: Why Ukraine is so important to the USHow relations with an eastern European country became central to the Trump presidency.
Trump impeachment: Who's who in Ukraine story?It's the story that kickstarted impeachment moves against Donald Trump. But who are the main players?
How right-wing media covered hearingsHow Trump supporters interpreted the first day of the televised impeachment inquiry.
Why being kind could help you live longerA new institute has been set up to study kindness - as an antidote to an increasingly polarised world.
Modest fashion: 'I feel confident and comfortable'Fashion bloggers are covering up and sales of modest clothes are up in high street stores.
Paris tour shows how black people helped shape FranceResistance fighters and anti-colonial writers, a Paris tour celebrates an alternative French history.
Polio in Nigeria: 'I opposed vaccinations until my son caught polio'A Nigerian father who used to chase health workers away from his home has a change of heart.
Zut alors! The Americans who are farming edible snailsTwo snail farms in the US are now allowing top restaurants to switch from canned to fresh supplies.
