Expert witnesses at an inquiry into the tower block blaze have detailed how the fire took hold, minute by minute, through the building one year ago.

Fashion designer Audrey-Laure Bergenthal advises would-be CEOs to "plan your dream carefully".

A new book has been published in Nigeria to give LGBT women the opportunity to share their stories.

The new coalition government has been outlining its immigration policies.

How US entrepreneur Kendra Scott set up and grew her eponymous jewellery company.

Hungary is known for anti-immigration politics, but a black liberal MP wants to change all that.

One of Europe's biggest dance festivals is shining a spotlight on the diversity of modern African music.

The North Korean leader is a man with many names. Which one will the US president choose?

China won't be there but it still has a significant part to play in the summit - and a lot to gain.

New Forza and Gears of War games were also announced as well as a takeover of two UK indie studios.

Asset manager LGIM says it will act against firms that are not addressing the risks of climate change.

The US president fires off a string of angry tweets criticising leaders that "rip us off on trade".

Peter Navarro says Canada's prime minister engaged in bad faith diplomacy at the G7 summit in Quebec.

With three days to go until Russia 2018, relive France captain Zinedine Zidane's headbutt on Italy's Marco Materazzi during the 2006 World Cup final.

After a season of controversial moments, is VAR ready for the biggest stage of all? And how would it have affected the last World Cup?

BBC pundits and presenters, including Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard and Alex Scott, discuss their first memories of the World Cup.

They first made an appearance during the inter-Korean summit, and now they're back in full force.

Sixteen people are arrested after two men become the latest victims of message-fuelled hysteria.

The West End transfer's haul includes best play, best direction and best costume design.

Microsoft reveals several big-name sequels and hires new talent to make more exclusives of its own.

Charity Crisis sets out a comprehensive plan to make homelessness "a thing of the past" in 10 years.