Maurice Abbey Bey is a former user who spent every cent he had on drugs, but what would he do with $100 now?

Experts say there is no downplaying the trauma that taking a child away from a parent causes.

The conflict in Yemen has been raging for years - but what is it all about?

Chechen leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, has hit back at claims he used football star Mo Salah for political propaganda.

On World Refugee Day, one Syrian girl talks about doing homework in a tent and her future ambitions.

Garrard Conley's parents put him through "conversion therapy" - now he's dedicated a book to them.

At least three people die and many are injured as security forces move on the city of Masaya.

They've done it again - Japan fans amuse and impress by cleaning up after their team's opening match at the World Cup.

After months of debate, the EU (Withdrawal) Bill clears Parliament and goes for Royal Assent.

One of the nation's greatest golfers, he won numerous accolades including five Open Championships.

With Russia virtually in the World Cup second round, thousands of people partied through the night.

The national inquiry into workplace behaviour is unprecedented globally, the government says.

Israel's military says it struck 25 targets after Palestinian militants fired 45 rockets or mortars.

BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson gives his predictions for the second round of group games at the World Cup.

Russia "were the butt of jokes" coming into the World Cup - but have they been good or lucky so far?

Meet the new residents of a cave in California.

The militants killed at least 13 Afghan soldiers in an assault on an army post, officials say.

Images from a driving centre in Dhahran, where women are preparing for the ban's end on 24 June.

Jeremy Fleming says the agency has helped foil at least four European terror plots in the past year.

In his regular BBC Sport column, Andy Murray talks about his emotional comeback against Nick Kyrgios at Queen's Club on Tuesday.

Relatives grow desperate as hopes dwindle of finding more survivors in Sumatra's vast Lake Toba.