New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern talks exclusively to the BBC about how she'll juggle a baby with politics.

The law shortens asylum application deadlines and doubles the time illegal migrants can be detained.

The government rules out a U-turn on customs after a House of Lords defeat on its Brexit bill.

France's president visits his US counterpart this week, but their relationship hasn't always been steady.

South Korea says silencing the propaganda broadcasts will help set the mood for the inter-Korean summit.

The animal, Max, remained with the three-year-old girl as she took shelter in Australia.

European societies are more divided and less tolerant than 10 years ago, a poll for the BBC shows.

The candidate from the ruling Colorado Party, Mario Abdo Benítez, is elected after a close-fought race.

The newly discovered canopy-dwelling ants are nicknamed after their bizarre defensive behaviour.

Manager Arsene Wenger's decision to leave Arsenal feels like "a star has dropped out of the sky", says former vice-chairman David Dein.

She travelled with the Duke of Cambridge to St Mary's Hospital, London, for the birth of her third child.

The former Bosnian Serb leader is appealing against a 40-year jail term for war crimes and genocide.

Traditional or left-field? The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have given nothing away so far.

Salah Abdeslam receives a 20-year sentence over a gunfight that led to his arrest in 2016.

James Shaw Jr, who wrestled the gun from the attacker, says it was a "selfish act", not heroic.

An activist who helped expose a water crisis in a US town has been awarded a prestigious environment prize.

The country star apologises for her "awkward" confession that she would have voted for Donald Trump.

Chinese media footage showed the blue tour bus completely flipped over, with part of its body broken.

She says she was saving the fruit for her onward flight, but was caught by a random US customs search.

One MP said the celebratory footage was reminiscent of "an IS convoy somewhere in the Middle East".

The defence ministry has warned troops they will be punished for joining anti-government marches.