BBC News went to the IAEA’s labs near Vienna to find out how they inspect the world's nuclear sites.

In the historic Russian city of Nizhny , one volunteer is fighting litter on the streets ahead of the World Cup.

Kayla McKeon's job gives her independence - now she's pushing US politicians to help others like her too.

One woman explains how she used binge-eating and obesity to cope with being abused as a child.

Newsbeat examines the debate about whether colourism has an impact on celebrity success.

Women are under-represented in government and big business, but there may be an easy way to change that.

Claims over shipwrecks have led to long legal battles over the years.

Hugh Milne followed 'sex guru' Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh for a decade but his dreams came crashing down.

Six people are reported killed and Guatemala City's airport closes after Fuego spews ash and smoke.

Australia's largest lender was accused of breaching money laundering and terror financing laws.

Fans at Nick Cave's London show got to see a rare live rendition of the duet Where The Wild Roses Grow.

Twenty-five have been killed and hundreds injured after Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted, officials say.

Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury discusses drugs, drinking and depression as he makes his comeback after 924 days out of the ring.

With 10 days to go until the 2018 World Cup, BBC Sport remembers Diego Maradona's infamous "hand of God" goal against England at Mexico 1986.

Wales coach Warren Gatland says the decision not to release players for their South Africa game highlights the poor politics of rugby.

Stephen Curry sets a new NBA finals record, scoring nine three-pointers in the Golden State Warriors' 122-103 victory against Cleveland Cavaliers.

Philippine President Duterte draws sharp criticism after kissing a Filipina worker on stage.

Taylor Swift has told fans that she is sending them 'love' and 'respect' to those who haven't felt comfortable coming out yet.

The former US president has co-written a novel with author James Patterson.

The former president has teamed up with novelist James Patterson to write the fictional book.

Vincent Kompany is named in Belgium's 23-man World Cup squad despite being an injury doubt, while striker Christian Benteke is the biggest omission.