Nigerian Olatunbosun Damilola says the facial scars her parents gave her mean she faces discrimination.

It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?

A selection of photographs from the monarch's meetings with past presidents.

What are the rules around flying a Donald Trump balloon in Central London?

Columnist Rajyasree Sen traces the culinary clash between Bangladesh and India's West Bengal.

How firms are using cutting-edge techniques to stop cyber criminals breaching their networks.

Kylie Jenner is not old enough to drink alcohol in the US yet, but is worth almost $1bn.

Angered by corruption allegations, residents of the South African town of Koster chased away the mayor and took over.

The Muppets' front-frog talks about how he's avoided the pitfalls of drink and drugs.

Department of Justice move comes after a judge rejected its arguments over competition and prices.

An army spokesman said the blast was caused by "high temperatures" at a fuel storage facility.

Sean Spicer, the ex-Trump spokesman, describes the president as a political myth in his new book.

Both posing with the giant cheque, the Nova Scotia lottery winners openly feuded over the winnings.

Huge plumes of smoke were seen at the chemical facility but it is not clear what caused the blast.

Mountain goat, red deer, cereal grains and a toxic fern: What our ancestors ate 5,000 years ago.

Researchers believe a galactic "monster" is a source of cosmic neutrinos detected on Earth.

It is the largest payout over allegations that Johnson & Johnson's talc-based products cause cancer.

Serena Williams says being in the Wimbledon final was not "inevitable" after her childbirth complications but is ready for the match of her life.

With Antonio Conte set to depart Chelsea, Simon Stone sheds some light on why the Italian's two-year reign has come to an end.

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have met more than any other two players in the Open Era - and the pair are ready to resume their long-standing rivalry on the Grand Slam stage.

They got to a first World Cup semi-final in 28 years, but plenty went in England’s favour along the way. So were they good, lucky or a bit of both?