At least 74 people are confirmed dead in the country's worst fire disaster in more than a decade.

FM Enzo Moavero Milanesi says Italy will accept ships until the EU agrees a migration deal.

In a country prone to military takeovers, there are fears that the army is trying to rig the election.

In his latest BBC Sport column, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer reflects on a dramatic German Grand Prix.

Yuko Fujii is the first woman to become head coach of the Brazilian men's national judo team.

How an accidental fashion accessory is helping Zimbabwe's new president rebrand the country.

The innovators' school Twende in Tanzania is helping people invent solutions to local problems

Previously unseen footage shows Salisu Yusuf, chief coach of the Super Eagles, accepting money.

Bernard Kiwia is the brains behind innovator school Twende, one that's helping his community to invent solutions to local problems.

Satellite imagery appears to show Pyongyang has demolished buildings at the Sohae rocket launch site.

Images of those helped by community projects around the globe.

Superfast mobile services are available now, but what 5G mean for you?

A luxurious adventure experience in India's Thar desert is proving to be a successful business venture.

Megan was caught in a hail of bullets six years ago. Like many gun violence victims, the huge bills are mounting.

The Western Mediterranean route to Spain is now the most popular with migrants trying to reach Europe.

In his first UK interview, Sean Spicer speaks to Newsnight's Emily Maitlis.

A 12-story building that was due for demolition has collapsed in Miami Beach, injuring one person.

From the monarchy to a new mission with Hollywood royalty, Tom Cruise.

The president says he will serve his current term until 2021, as anti-government protests continue.

A Briton held for two years in Bangladesh following a deadly cafe siege faces no charges, police say.

They are to spend nine days living in a monastery, a tradition for Thai men who experience adversity.