The man fled custody in Iceland and got on a plane that was carrying the country's PM.

Indian Twitter users rally around hashtag "daughter in danger" in support of Delhi women's commissioner.

The patient had a lucky escape say doctors, but now two more cases have been discovered.

One witness told the US court how he had ordered the heart of a captive to be cooked for his fighters.

Departing Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is described as "one of the greatest" Premier League managers by old rival Sir Alex Ferguson.

A parliamentary committee aims to establish the extent of diamond plundering in Zimbabwe.

The world-famous specimen is the world's best-preserved example of the extinct bird.

Pyongyang softens its rhetoric toward its neighbours and gives Kim Jong-un a minor makeover as high level meetings loom.

Newly-digitised photographs from around the country have been released by Historic Environment Scotland.

Take this quick fire quiz against the clock to test your memory of the 2003-04 Premier League winning Arsenal side - and watch your spelling!

Melania Trump will attend Saturday's ceremony but the president will not, to "avoid disruptions".

BBC Sport looks back at the moment Arsene Wenger's Arsenal team lifted the Premier League title after completing the 2003-04 season without losing a match.

Kane Gamble accessed the details of top US security officials from his bedroom in Leicestershire.

The actress and her husband Daniel Craig say they are excited to have a "little human" on the way.

Documents filed in a lawsuit allege that Mr Trump's 2016 campaign "gleefully accepted" Russian help.

This Kenyan woman was rejected by friends and family after being diagnosed with cervical cancer.

Arsenal need to be "open-minded, brave and bold" in their search to replace Arsene Wenger as manager, says Ivan Gazidis.

One of the world's biggest dance music stars dies in Oman, with no cause of death announced.

The singer made history as the first black woman to headline Coachella.

From the new boss to the fans' reaction - behind the scenes analysis from BBC Sport's David Ornstein.

Sister Agnès-Marie Valois treated captured Canadians after the disastrous battle of Dieppe in 1942.