Anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia died in an explosion in October.

Watch Stevenage's Danny Newton score the goal voted best of the FA Cup second round.

Celtic secure a place in the Europa League knockout stages despite Jozo Simunovic's own goal handing Anderlecht victory.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says teams will not be "jumping with happiness" if they are drawn to face his side in the Champions League knockout stage.

Chelsea face the prospect of meeting Barcelona or Paris St-Germain in the Champions League last 16 after they qualified as runners-up.

They'll have to make history - what are England's chances of winning the second Test against Australia in Adelaide?

Female workers have been sent home in the past for not wearing high heels. Is that any different from asking men to wear ties?

Mark Tully on how the events in Ayodhya 25 years ago challenged Indian secularism.

The ritual forces women to have sex for three days, often with strangers, after their husbands die.

Instead of shouting to be heard, Nigerian soldiers are being told to learn more languages.

A number of bears rescued from captivity get a second chance at life in a sanctuary.

A small chain of supermarkets in Denmark is selling what it calls "surplus food", products which have passed the "best before" date or have not quite met manufacturer's rules.

The Senate candidate, embroiled in misconduct claims, has created a rift among some churchgoers.

Lesser-known facts from the people of Finland as their country marks its centenary.

Police searching for the 24-year-old Nebraska woman says "digital evidence" led them to a body.

The announcement would change decades of US foreign policy and has alarmed many Muslim countries.

Nicknamed the French Elvis Presley, he sold 100 million records in a career that spanned six decades.

Lubaina Himid is the art award's oldest winner and the first black woman to win.

Kamal Ahmed and Tina Daheley are among BBC journalists who will take part in events targeted at pupils.

Syrian government forces are trying to starve rebels into submission and those suffering include children.

Big names like Apple and Facebook were talking about China's internet in Wuzhen this week.