The BBC spent a week along the China-North Korea border and found signs the old alliance remains intact.

Michelin chef Masa Takayama talks about his late friend Anthony Bourdain.

Red roses are placed on 298 chairs in the Netherlands in memory of the victims of the plane crash.

When Siya Kolisi leads out South Africa against England on Saturday it will be a "monumental" moment, not just for the sport.

The three-day ceasefire for Eid will be the militants' first since the US ousted them in 2001.

Fernando Alonso says he is one of the best ever Formula 1 drivers, as he celebrates his 300th grand prix in Canada this weekend.

Stephen Curry scores 37 points as the Golden State Warriors earn their third NBA title in four seasons with a 4-0 series win over the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The US president says he had productive talks with G7 leaders amid tensions over trade at the summit.

The Sikh soldier took part in Trooping the Colour, which marks the Queen's official birthday.

Book author George RR Martin co-created the as-yet-untitled show, one of five potential spinoffs.

Tyson Fury and Sefer Seferi's weigh-in turned in to a lifting competition and Seferi did well to lift the former world heavyweight champion who weighed in at 19st 10lb.

Gena Turgel became known as the Bride of Belsen after marrying one of the soldiers who freed her.

And it's all to do with a certain kind of handshake.

England captain Heather Knight is trapped lbw for four by South Africa's Marizanne Kapp, as the hosts make a bad start to the first one-day international.

Burlesque, beauty pageants and other stories that may have passed you by this week.

John Lasseter says he is seeking "new challenges", months after misconduct claims about him emerged.

Francis tells oil executives the world must convert to clean fuel in an unprecedented conference.

Can you name all the losing World Cup finalists in three minutes? It's not as easy as it sounds.

Tries by Bernard Foley and David Pocock help Australia to an 18-9 win over Ireland at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.

Serena Williams should be fit for Wimbledon following the former world number one's withdrawal from the French Open earlier this week, her coach says.

The actress played Sylvia Trench, one of 007's love interests in the first two official Bond films.