Lake Victoria, Tanzania ferry disaster death toll hits 100At least 94 bodies are found after the overcrowded vessel overturned close to shore on Lake Victoria.
Chinese anger at US sanctions for Russian weapons purchasesChina tells the US to withdraw sanctions on its military over Russian weapons purchases.
Suge Knight trial: Rap mogul pleads no contest over hit-and-run deathDeath Row Records founder Marion "Suge" Knight pleads no contest over a 2015 hit-and-run incident.
Australia emu video: Man arrested over 'horrific cruelty'The footage appears to show a man deliberately running down several birds with his car.
Imprisoned suffragette letter discoveredA previously unknown letter gives a first-hand account from the first suffragette to be jailed.
British jihadists refusing to leave SyriaTwo British extremists who have lived in the country for years, on why they won't lay down their weapons.
Syracuse New York shooting 'leaves five injured'Shots rang out as a family met to celebrate the life of a loved one who had recently died, reports say.
Landslide victims 'text for help'Philippine police say survivors under rubble after the deadly landslide used phones to ask for help.
Mexico's president-elect grounded on commercial plane for hoursMexico's Andrés Manuel López Obrador insists he will sell the presidential jet, despite the delay.
Hayabusa-2: Japan's rovers ready for touchdown on asteroidIf successful, the Japanese mission would be the first rover landing on the surface of an asteroid.
Westgate mall attack survivors reunited in NairobiKatherine and Kadzo met in Nairobi to reflect on that day, and those who saved them.
Italy opens probe into Ryanair hand luggage chargesThe airline's new Italian luggage charges may amount to unfair commercial practice, a watchdog says.
Brett Kavanaugh accuser offers to testify to SenateChristine Blasey Ford will only appear before the panel on "terms that are fair". says her lawyer.
'No deal Brexit' warning for EUCabinet minister says 'tough words' are to be expected - as EU says Chequers 'won't work'.
Love, Brexit and the Irish borderWhat happens when your relationship is affected by Britain leaving the EU?
Quiz of the Week: Who was Winkler's 'pal' at the Emmys?It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?
Why people can take years to report sexual assaultsA decades-old allegation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, which he denies, has some asking why the accuser took so long.
Amazon makes Alexa-controlled microwaveAmazon has unveiled a microwave that can be controlled using its Alexa voice assistant.
Manchester Airport baggage handler filmed lobbing luggageThe employee casually flings cases towards a luggage trolley, sending them tumbling to the ground.
Puppies steal spotlight at Chile military paradeAll eyes were on nine young golden retrievers at Chile's annual military parade in Santiago.
This is what Earth's earliest animal fossils looked likeScientists have identified the earliest known animal in the geological record.
Meghan takes mum to cookbook launchDoria Ragland introduces herself as "Meg's mom" and says she is "head over heels" with pride.
Africa's week in pictures: 14-20 September 2018A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere this week.
Changing the lives of people with dementiaConfronting the stigma and isolation people with dementia face in some communities around the world.
Why is IVF so popular in Denmark?It has the biggest proportion of babies born through assisted reproductive technology in the world.
Australian strawberries: Why would someone hide a needle in fruit?Criminologists explore a food safety scare in Australia, and what could be motivating copycats.
Exclusive: Mumford & Sons on death, depression and divorceThe BBC takes a trip to Mumford & Sons' studio as they finish their comeback album, Delta.
Mission implausible: Russians mock improbable spy duoEven Russians are mocking their own spies over the TV interview with two "architecture enthusiasts".
Jair Bolsonaro: Why Brazilian women are saying #NotHimOffensive remarks have triggered an online campaign against leading Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro.
How China's GPS 'rival' Beidou is plotting to go globalChina's Beidou is being used in everything from ploughing to precision missiles, but can it go global?
India killing: 'My father ordered my husband's murder'A 24-year-old Indian man was killed in front of his pregnant wife because of his caste, she says.
The surprising ways prisoners have won their freedomAfter a US man's golf drawings lead to freedom, here are some other reasons prisoners have been freed.
The new face of the far right in EuropeHe's the far right's newest poster boy – but Martin Sellner’s insistence that his far-right group is non-violent doesn’t have everyone convinced.
Russia doping ban being lifted 'undermines faith in Wada' - Paula RadcliffeBritain's Paula Radcliffe, other former and current athletes and anti-doping heads criticise the decision to reinstate Russia's anti-doping agency.
Cleveland Browns end 635-day winless run with victory over New York JetsFans celebrate in style as the Cleveland Browns end a 635-day winless run with a 21-17 victory over the New York Jets.
Conor McGregor launches tirade against Khabib Nurmagomedov in UFC 229 conferenceConor McGregor talks the bus incident, fighting for the love of it and more in a news conference with Khabib Nurmagomedov.
Anthony Joshua v Alexander Povetkin: Costello and Bunce assess the 'new Joshua'Pressure, frustration and everything on the line for Anthony Joshua, who fights Alexander Povetkin with a chance to become "the biggest draw in boxing history".
Premier League predictions: Lawro v Dame Jessica Ennis-HillBBC Sport football pundit Mark Lawrenson takes on Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill to predict this weekend's Premier League results.
Ex-Wolves & Nigeria keeper Carl Ikeme on cancer which took his career - and almost his lifeEx-Wolves and Nigeria goalkeeper Carl Ikeme on his cancer 'journey' - from diagnosis and treatment to parenthood, retirement and future plans.
Spanish flu: 'We didn't know who we'd lose next'Psychosis, murder and suicide - how Spanish flu ravaged a post-war world.
'I lost my entire family to a cult': How one woman escaped Grace RoadA Korean church hiding from looming 'global famine' in Fiji is facing growing allegations of abuse.
