Kim Wall murder: Danish inventor Peter Madsen given life sentenceThe Danish inventor is given life in prison for killing the Swedish journalist on his submarine.
Iran nuclear deal: Rouhani says West has no right to make changesPresident Rouhani speaks out after the US and France announce plans to broaden the deal's terms.
Madrid leader quits amid 'cream theft' claimFirst accused of faking a master's degree, Cristina Cifuentes has now been hit by shoplifting claims.
India teacher arrested over wedding bomb murderPunjilal Meher allegedly plotted the killing after the victim's mother was promoted over him at work.
US actress Rose McGowan: Weinstein tried to contact meUS actress Rose McGowan tells the Victoria Derbyshire show Harvey Weinstein has tried to contact her.
Mexican 'cowboy' stops armed robbery in Monterrey, MexicoAfter a man walked in carrying a gun, it fell to one cowboy-hat wearing man to stop him.
Hotel door locks worldwide were vulnerable to hackCyber-security researchers found a way to unlock rooms across the world without leaving a trace.
Alek Minassian Toronto van attack suspect praised 'incel' killerAlek Minassian posted minutes before a deadly van attack to praise a woman-hating mass killer.
Rwanda 'genocide-era' mass graves foundThe graves are believed to date from the 1994 genocide, which left about 800,000 people dead.
Asaram Bapu: Indian guru sentenced to life for raping girlThe self-styled holy man with a global following of millions is jailed for life for attacking a girl.
Hank Azaria 'willing to step aside' from Simpsons Apu roleThe actor told Stephen Colbert it felt "the right thing do" amid racial stereotyping claims.
Ronny Jackson defended by White House as vetting questions raisedIt leapt to the defence of Dr Ronny Jackson hours after suggesting he should step aside.
Euromillions: UK ticketholder scoops £121m jackpotThe lucky ticket will see the holder become the country's third biggest lottery winner of all time.
Why is Japan whipped up over a mango mousse?The mango mousse shows a map of the Koreas, complete with islands claimed by Japan.
Melania Trump's big role during Macron visitThe first lady throws her first state dinner under the Trump administration by hosting the French president and his wife.
Avengers: Infinity War earns five-star reviewsReviews for Marvel's superhero get-together applaud its ambition, though not every critic is a fan.
Food Photographer of the YearSee the colourful winners of this year's Pink Lady Food Photography competition.
'Trucker wall' helps prevent man from jumping to his deathThirteen truckers parked under an overpass after a man threatened to jump to his death from above.
Trump and Macron's most touching momentsFrom air kisses to Oval Office grooming, the best bits from an unusually affectionate state visit.
Toronto van attack: 'Love for all, hatred for none'A vigil has been held in Toronto following the van attack that left 10 people dead.
Pimpin' rides, African styleThe Ugandan entrepreneur finding success using African fabric to style car interiors.
How can businesses tackle sexual harassment?How companies deal with cases of sexual harassment in the workplace is being scrutinised like never before.
North and South Korea: The petty side of diplomacyBoth North and South Korea have been fighting their own "small-time" battles over the years.
Letter from Africa: The country that took 50 years to change its nameGhanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene supports the name eSwatini, but suggests "land of many wives".
Is the Iran nuclear deal about to collapse?US President Donald Trump says it is the "worst deal ever" and threatened to abandon it in May.
#MeToo Japan: What happened when women broke their silenceWomen have come forward to tell their story but Japan remains slow to embrace the #MeToo movement.
How accurate is the murder rate in Miss Fisher’s Melbourne?The BBC examines how the popular detective show, set in the 1920s, compares with real life.
Changing the world, one dinner at a timeCan posh restaurants and top chefs also win a competition for social activism?
Toronto van attack: What is an 'incel'?Reports say the suspect in the Toronto van attack called for "Incel Rebellion" on Facebook.
We were child killers, now we unite through hip-hopThe Rev Jacky Manuputty blessed Indonesia's child soldiers - now he's fighting to help them recover.
Arsene Wenger: Timing of Arsenal departure 'not really my decision'Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says that the timing of his departure from the club after nearly 22 years "was not really my decision".
Liverpool 5-2 Roma: Win unlike any football I've seen before - LawrensonLiverpool played so well in their win over Roma that MOTD pundit and former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson could not comprehend it.
Tennis match-fixing: 'Tsunami' of corruption at lower levels says reportA "tsunami" of match-fixing is plaguing lower-level tennis events, says a long-awaited report into corruption in the sport.
George North: Wales and Lions wing signs for OspreysGeorge North is to play for Ospreys when he leaves Northampton at the end of this season.
50 great World Cup moments: James Rodriguez's stunning goal from Brazil 2014With just 50 days to go until the 2018 World Cup, watch James Rodriguez's stunning goal for Colombia against Uruguay in 2014.
Man critical after Anfield attack before Liverpool-Roma clashTwo men are arrested on suspicion of the attempted murder of Sean Cox, 53, outside Anfield.
Crossing Divides: Can Nigeria's new tin mine heal ancient wounds?Old rifts between farmers and herders have led to conflict, but a new tin mine may heal the wounds.
Crossing Divides: How Israeli-Palestinian peace accord was preparedFollowing months of secret negotiations, a peace agreement was signed between Israel and the Palestinians
Crossing Divides: Where shootings have become 'normal' for teensHow a Chicago youth worker tries to rebuild trust between youths and the adults who 'failed them'.
Crossing Divides: Flirting across the India-Pakistan borderSome in the rival countries' gay communities are using tech to forge cross-frontier relationships.
Crossing Divides: When Chavistas and 'Escuálidos' bang the drums of peaceVenezuela's political landscape is deeply divided but shared passions can inspire opponents to put differences aside.
Driven to his death: Mystery of motorcyclist body on M4Unravelling the mystery of the motorcyclist's body found on the central reservation of the M4.
Is it easier or harder to live without plastic than 10 years ago?Ten years ago I tried to live without plastic for a month. A decade on, would it be easier or harder?
The holiday village run by spiesAn idyllic holiday resort on the banks of the Red Sea was a base for Israeli spies with a secret mission.
The mystery of the homesick mechanic who stole a planeIn 1969 a mechanic stole a plane from East Anglia and set off for the States. Then he disappeared. Did he crash or was he shot down?
Obituary: Barbara Bush - former US First Lady and literacy campaignerThe former US First Lady never accepted a passive role, and campaigned for social justice.
