Who will care for the soaring number of elderly Americans? One place has found a creative answer.

Commonwealth leaders will be coming from all over the world to attend King Charles' Coronation.

They reveal that taking their clothes off to chat to "powerful, funny women" has changed their lives.

An 81-year-old photographer is nostalgic for the long-vanished Singapore he used to capture.

A BBC investigation finds that North Korean workers are being exported to make money for the government.

R Lee Ermey, a drill instructor turned actor, was best known for the Kubrick film.

Arson is suspected as the cause of a large blaze that has threatened homes, authorities say.

A look at sites around the world that are at risk from becoming too popular for their own good.

Theresa May defends military action as Labour accuses her of following Donald Trump's "whims".

The ex-FBI chief says in a TV interview that Mr Trump treats women like "meat" and "lies constantly".

Grave of the Fireflies is a haunting war anime with a message that resonates 30 years since its release.

Police say the man who threatened Air China crew with a pen mid-flight has a history of mental illness.

Doctors say they are perplexed by a "worsening epidemic" in the state of Victoria.

Watch how Manchester City celebrated winning the Premier League title on social media as captain Vincent Kompany took centre stage.

Who is a future England international? And who should be the PFA Player of the Year? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week and pick your own.

When powerful women began talking about their experience of sexual abuse, it had an effect on some of the most powerless women in the UK.

The Chinese social media giant reverses a ban on gay content after a wave of defiant protests.

The Eurovision winner says she has been receiving regular treatment for several years.

Olympic silver medallist Zoe de Toledo signed up for a research project for £60 cash - and discovered she had a brain tumour.

Turkey accuses evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson of having ties to exiled preacher Fethullah Gulen's group.

The Syrian president's teenagers stayed at a famous beach camp in Russian-controlled Crimea.