The $3.7bn (£2.7bn) bridge links southern Russia with the territory it annexed in 2014.

Is Vasyl Lomachenko one of the world's leading sportsmen? Mike Costello and Steve Bunce dissect his brilliance in the ring.

Mobile apps and working from home have made the difference in coping with months of disruption.

Some Chinese couples go beyond handing back a box of stuff and put a cash price on the end of love.

A decade ago, 65% of Americans identified as white Christians. Now, that number has decreased to 43%.

A Ghanaian seeks justice for his friends who were killed in The Gambia during Yahya Jammeh's rule.

The royal bride's former teachers and first boyfriend recall her as a brave and passionate teen.

Photographer Aram Pan documents a mostly unseen side of North Korea. But is it the whole picture?

How has life expectancy changed since 1990?

Robyn Hollingworth was just 25 when she left her job in London to help care for her dad who had early-onset Alzheimer's.

Meet the street artist who's whipped out his spray can for the royal wedding – in the name of true love.

The world's third largest economy shrinks for the first time in two years as private consumption slowed.

Researchers say it is a warning to urban societies becoming less in tune with nature.

The Farnese Blue has spent the past 300 years in the collections of European royal families.

Pyongyang attacks US "provocation" and says it will not be forced to give up its nuclear weapons.

The reformist politician is freed from jail after a pardon, paving the way for a return to politics.

As Gareth Southgate announces the England squad for the World Cup, we remember Rob Green's horrendous mistake against USA in 2010.

England manager Gareth Southgate will name his 23-man squad for this summer's World Cup in Russia on Wednesday.

Nearly always dry, the tarn has delighted visitors after filling with a rare amount of water.

Marcelo Vieira has posted a video on Instagram showing his son pulling off a seriously cool stunt with his fellow Real Madrid players.

Could Brexit mean a return to violence in Northern Ireland?