Emma has solar urticaria which means her skin breaks out into hives when she stays in the sun for too long.

One of the corners of what used to be a Macy's store at a mall in Alexandria, Virginia, has become a temporary home to 60 homeless people.

In 1988 deaf students barricaded a deaf-only university in protest against the appointment of a new hearing president.

A US couple found a 23-year-old note hidden in their bathroom. Others share the objects they have found.

Eight teams are left in the World cup - but can you spot their Russian names?

Rescuers have saved the 12 boys and their coach after a risky three-day diving operation.

This symphony orchestra in Ghana is making new audiences 'fall in love with classical music'.

John Parkinson designed many of LA's iconic buildings. But the British architect has been largely forgotten.

So how do certain characters and stories hook kids? And how do firms go about making a monster hit?

India's government asks WhatsApp to do more to stop viral messages being blamed for lynchings.

Far from enjoying a World Cup bounce, Mr Putin's ratings have gone down since the World Cup began.

The internet mogul remains eligible for extradition to the US, a New Zealand Court of Appeal rules.

Politicians reject legislation aiming to modernise copyright law, despite support from music stars.

Theresa May hopes her cabinet will decide a "way forward" on Friday that can speed up negotiations.

Bill Whitehouse from the British Cave Rescue Council explains how the boys and their coach might be rescued.

Several vehicles were damaged by "big globs" of tar that coated tyres, witnesses say.

BBC Sport looks back to the last time England played Sweden at a World Cup, with Joe Cole and Steven Gerrard scoring in a 2-2 draw in Cologne in 2006.

What England might lack in ability, we make up for with a superb team spirit and enormous character, says ex-Three Lions captain Alan Shearer.

Austria is set to lift the diplomat's immunity after he is linked to the foiled attack.

The window is closing fast to remove the trapped boys from the cave, before rains bring more flooding.

In his latest BBC Sport column, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer gives his views on the title race and the 2019 driver market in a Twitter Q&A.