Paul Manafort's accountant says she helped to disguise his foreign income so he could pay less tax.

They will be aboard the first US flights to the International Space Station since the shuttle programme ended.

Apple has become the world's first $1 trillion company. We look at the factors behind its success.

The artwork features the rescued schoolboys and those who helped to get them out of the cave.

Samuel Karimbo is a Kenyan inventor who prides himself on thinking outside the box.

The violence that followed the election has created a febrile environment, writes Fergal Keane.

Some unusual thefts, a foreign faux-pas and a hairy political scandal made the news this week.

Singer Tim Booth explains how America's divisive politics informed the indie veterans' latest album.

A new BBC World Service podcast focuses on raw and uplifting stories from young Indians.

Maisie Trollette has been performing at Brighton's parade since it started in 1973.

Runners share their personal stories about why they run

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

The world-renowned Italian tenor will sing at a concert during Pope Francis's two-day visit to Ireland.

Pyongyang has been defying sanctions and trying to sell weapons abroad, a report to the UN says.

An MI-8 helicopter goes down in north-western Siberia, killing everyone on board.

England will "go to bed dreaming about getting Virat Kohli out" as they look to win the first Test against India, says bowler James Anderson.

The Trump administration will allow pesticides linked to declining bee populations to be used.

Onlookers caught sight of police chasing people riding jet skis in London.

The youth football team were ordained as novice monks to honour a diver who died during their rescue.

Conor McGregor's comeback fight against Khabib Nurmagomedov is the "biggest fight in UFC history", says Dana White.

Britain's Georgia Davies sets a new European record in the heats of the women's 50m backstroke in Glasgow.