Shadow sports minister Dr Rosena Allin-Khan says Leeds United must "rethink" a planned post-season tour of Myanmar.

The drones sound an on-board siren to warn swimmers when spotting a nearby shark.

Two generations of Windrush children describe how they feel following the fallout from the Windrush scandal.

See the colourful winners of this year's Pink Lady Food Photography competition.

The Ugandan entrepreneur finding success using African fabric to style car interiors.

The case has attracted worldwide attention and the Indonesian government plans to change the law.

Examining the art of how trees can help you find health and happiness.

How companies deal with cases of sexual harassment in the workplace is being scrutinised like never before.

Both North and South Korea have been fighting their own "small-time" battles over the years.

The BBC examines how the popular detective show, set in the 1920s, compares with real life.

Women have come forward to tell their story but Japan remains slow to embrace the #MeToo movement.

Can posh restaurants and top chefs also win a competition for social activism?

Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene supports the name eSwatini, but suggests "land of many wives".

Parts of the rival countries' gay communities are using tech to forge relationships across the frontier.

Old rifts between farmers and herders have led to conflict, but a new tin mine may heal the wounds.

Following months of secret negotiations, a peace agreement was signed between Israel and the Palestinians

The woman who tries to prevent young people from dying on Chicago's streets

Venezuela's political landscape is deeply divided but shared passions can inspire opponents to put differences aside.

The messaging app is changing its rules ahead of the introduction of new data privacy regulations in May.

The country is emerging from days of riots that are reported to have left at least 25 people dead.

The NRA's political fund raised $2.4m in March - the most it has raised in a single month since 2003.