Brexit's fate 'is in British hands', says Donald TuskEuropean Council president says "anything is possible" before 12 April - including a much longer delay.
Brexit: What just happened, and where next?The EU has agreed to delay Brexit but with conditions. What does it mean? And what may happen next?
North Korea quits Kaesong liaison office with South KoreaNorth Korea withdraws from an office that enabled constant communication between the two Koreas.
Pompeo says God may have sent Trump to save Israel from IranThe US secretary of state suggested divine intervention delivered Trump for the salvation of Israel.
Christchurch shootings: Women show headscarf 'solidarity'One week after the fatal shootings in two mosques, women in Christchurch demonstrate their support for Muslim women.
Cyclone Idai: 'We saw 200 bodies by the roadside'A stranded motorist in Mozambique tells of the scene of devastation along the Beira to Chimoio highway.
Garuda looks to scrap Boeing 737 Max 8 order after crashesThe airline has asked to cancel an order for 49 jets after the plane was involved in two fatal crashes.
China chemical blast death toll rises to 47A chemical factory blast in eastern China killed 47 people and badly injured 90, state media says.
Yemen's ancient city where people escape civil warTens of thousands of Yemenis have died, but in amongst the conflict there is one place that’s prospering – the city of Marib.
Imane Fadil death: No radioactivity in 'bunga bunga' modelImane Fadil died in a Milan hospital and investigators are trying to find out what caused her death.
Golan Heights: Syria condemns Donald Trump's remarksSyria criticises the US president for saying it is time to recognise the occupied Golan as Israeli.
Ghana bus crash: Dozens killed after two buses collide in Bono EastPolice say the vehicles were travelling in opposite directions when the crash occurred.
Night parrot finding in Australia not backed up by evidenceConservationists retract their findings, after evidence for the bird's discovery is disputed.
Planet Jupiter: Spectacular picture of Jupiter's stormsThree images of Jupiter are combined to make a striking new image of the planet and its famous spot.
Quiz of the Week: What's Belgium's fastest bird?It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?
Cyclone Idai: Zimbabwe's desperate search for the missingCommunities in Zimbabwe continue to search through rubble for family members missing after the storm.
World Heavy Metal Congress: First event takes place in LondonBands from around the world are celebrating 50 years of heavy metal at the inaugural World Metal Congress in London.
How a bookshop wolf handles awkward customersIf you've ever worked in customer service, this comic might resonate
Coming soon... The Mueller ReportAs the real-life US political drama nears its finale, here's a reminder of the saga's main characters.
Cardi B applies to trademark 'Okurrr'The star wants to use her catchphrase on merchandise, according to documents filed in the US.
The engineer who went to the USSR and got stuck for 50 yearsIn 1929, an African-American Ford engineer, Robert Robinson, was recruited to work in the USSR. He had to stay there, against his will, for nearly 50 years.
Filipino firm Jollibee takes on US fried chicken chainsThe battle for crispy, deep-fried chicken is on. There is a new kid in town and it is not American.
Trumplomacy on Golan Heights: What it all meansWhat are the ramifications of the US endorsing Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Golan Heights?
Thailand election: Quick guide to the post-coup pollsThe country is split between pro-military forces and their opponents in the first vote since a 2014 coup.
Should black Americans get slavery reparations?What's the history behind the controversial policy and what have 2020 presidential contenders said?
Cyclone Idai: What are the immediate dangers?Aid agencies warn that it is becoming more dangerous, not less, in southern Africa after Cyclone Idai.
Lupita Nyong'o: Horror film Us took an emotional toll on meLupita Nyong'o says it was "exhausting" playing two different versions of the same character.
How do you know where your olive oil really comes from?New technologies are helping track the provenance of food throughout the supply chain.
The 'controlled chaos' of raising sextupletsWe spoke to families with quintuplets and sextuplets to find out what it's like to raise multiple babies at once.
Italy takes a shine to China's New Silk RoadItaly is ready to let Chinese money build its infrastructure - but its allies remain sceptical.
Birmingham City deducted nine points for EFL profitability and sustainability rule breachesBirmingham City are deducted nine points by the EFL for breaching profitability and sustainability rules.
'Boxing is rich in sob stories of those who came back for a few quid - I won't be one of them' Former world cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew opens up on retirement and clears up any doubts about the current heavyweight hierarchy.
World Rugby wants Six Nations agreement for good of global gameWorld Rugby calls on the Six Nations unions to consider the good of the global game and back plans for a new Nations Championship.
O'Sullivan still 'fighting and punching' as he edges closer to top of world rankingsFive-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan says he is "still fighting and punching" as he reaches the Tour Championship final.
Peter Beardsley: Former Newcastle coach charged with using racist language by FAFormer Newcastle striker and coach Peter Beardsley is charged by the Football Association with three counts of using racist language.
Ex-England international Johnson released from jailThe dad of the ex-England winger jailed for child sex offences says it is good to have him home.
The people killed as they prayedThe lives and stories of those killed in the two Christchurch mosque attacks.
Christchurch shootings: How Maori haka unify New Zealand in mourningWhat do the Maori haka dances mean, and how are they linked to mourning the Christchurch victims?
Jacinda Ardern: 'A leader with love on full display'The NZ prime minister has been held up as an example of good leadership after the Christchurch attack.
Christchurch attack: Survivor recounts attackMazharuddin Syed Ahmed survived the Christchurch attack in which 50 people died.
Christchurch shootings: Jacinda Ardern calls for global anti-racism fightNew Zealand's PM tells the BBC that right-wing ideology must be confronted after the mosque attacks.
Celebrity parents and the bizarre 'cheating' scandalIt is said to be biggest university admissions scam in US history. How did it all unfold?
A scandal in the Amazon - where pilots are forced to lieFew landing strips in the Amazon have been registered, so pilots have to file fake flight plans - making it hard to find them if they go missing.
