Some Belgian students are moving into a monastery to help with their exam revision.

Most of us agree faeces belong in a toilet - so how do psychologists account for "phantom poopers"?

Sabrina Simader made history by becoming the first Kenyan woman to compete at the Winter Olympics.

More than 2,500 women stripped naked to break the world record for the largest skinny dip.

As the pair open a rift with President Trump, we take a look at the influential businessmen.

Police make an arrest after one person is stabbed to death on a busy train between Tokyo and Osaka.

Drones and robocops are starting to find a home in cities, but will they become ubiquitous?

Electric motorbikes are fast, clean, and quiet - could they eclipse electric cars?

The story of Oscar Trap - who at 22-years-old, has been working in the music industry for nearly a decade.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "paths".

Byron McGuigan opens the scoring and George Turner gets a hat-trick of tries as Scotland begin their summer tour with victory in Canada.

The man allegedly hired to kill journalist Arkady Babchenko says he helped officials uncover the plot.

The owner of the Vietnamese eatery where the late chef famously dined with Barack Obama expresses her sorrow.

Rafael Nadal says he will have to "play his best" to beat Dominic Thiem in Sunday's French Open final and win an 11th title.

Could this be Alonso's final F1 season? Plus, Hamilton hopes for more Verstappen madness. All you need to know about the Canadian GP.

North Korean artists who once glorified Kim Jong-un speak out against his new public image.

Demonstrators in several cities fear Chinese investors will dominate the new economic areas.

It is reported that leave campaigner Arron Banks held undisclosed meetings with Russia in 2016.

A crash almost killed her but it was the aftermath that forced her off her bike. Cyclist Molly Weaver tells BBC Sport about coping with depression and the "mask" many professionals wear.

The US president says the North Korean leader has a "one-time shot" at peace in Singapore.

The US and North Korea have very different ideas on what denuclearisation means.