President Trump's tariffs could have serious consequences, the EU's trade chief says.

The Indian-owned Malaviya Twenty has been detained in Great Yarmouth docks since June 2016.

The tiny Islamic kingdom of Yogyakarta is locked in a bitter battle over whether the sultan's daughter can inherit the throne.

Growing up during the Iran-Iraq war, Azadeh Brown would escape into fantasy worlds.

World Cup volunteer guides Inna and Vika hope to give visitors a unique view of their city, Ekaterinburg.

Muslims during the holy month of Ramadan deal with a lot of questions from a lot of people.

How peer-to-peer (P2P) platforms are overcoming trust issues to help us make cash from our stuff.

The centre of Nigeria's Boko Haram insurgency is overdosing on Tramadol.

The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst explains how lipstick became a million dollar idea.

ANZ, Deutsche Bank and Citigroup say they will fight allegations against them in Australia.

A UN report links Mexican security forces to a wave of disappearances in the north-east.

The suspect is alleged to have paid a hitman to kill Arkady Babchenko in the capital Kiev.

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is likely to be forced out of office. We explain what's happened.

Police video shows the moment officers tackled the woman on a beach in New Jersey.

Former Olympic champion Asbel Kiprop says he paid drug testers because he thought they wanted money for "fuel or tea".

NFL running back Mike James becomes the first player to ask for permission to use cannabis in American football.

BBC Sport looks back on one of the most infamous incidents in World Cup history, when Netherlands player Frank Rijkaard spat in the hair of Germany's Rudi Voller.

Ko Phi Phi, made famous by Danny Boyle's film The Beach, will stay closed until 2021.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino's new contract does not contain a clause allowing him to leave for Real Madrid.

Mariano Rajoy loses a no-confidence vote after his party was implicated in a big corruption scandal.

The damages are for "funeral costs and three children" after he was shot by a US sheriff's deputy.