In small towns across Pakistan, migrant families have been building mansions for decades. But behind every mansion lies heartache.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "festival fun".

Ignore the storms and test your knowledge of the season.

Barack Obama, George W Bush and Meghan McCain deliver eulogies for Senator John McCain.

Theresa May says she will stick to her Chequers plan and not "give in" to calls for a second referendum.

Can you guide a spacecraft into orbit around Mars and cook for eight people morning and night?

The Asia-Pacific has the biggest number of the world's very wealthy and almost two-thirds of its working poor.

Nur Jahan broke many male bastions to become a powerful ruler in 17th Century India.

The sisters were signed to Beyonce's record label after covering one of her songs on YouTube.

Rosa Bouglione, who has died aged 107, was said to be "the undisputed queen of the circus".

A grieving mum expresses her anger, loneliness and love by calling her daughter's voicemail for two years.

An electrical fault, not Israeli air strikes, is to blame for the explosions, state media say.

British tennis fans have complained about Amazon's US Open coverage, but the online giant is breaking new ground.

BBC Sport's Simon Stone looks into a troubled few weeks for Manchester United and their manager Jose Mourinho.

'You can't train for that," says Roger Federer after his stunning round-the-net-post winner leaves opponent Nick Kyrgios open-mouthed in disbelief.

Kevin Magnussen says Fernando Alonso "thinks he is a god" and "can't wait for him to retire" after a clash in Italian Grand Prix qualifying.

At least three soldiers are killed and 14 people hurt, with a school collapsing in the blast.

Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas says he is looking forward to a "special eight days of racing" in front of home crowds at the Tour of Britain.

A group of Manchester United fans pay for a banner complaining at the way the club is being run to be flown over Sunday's game at Burnley.

England's Stuart Broad edges India's Mohammed Shami behind off the first ball of day four in the fourth Test at Southampton.

England's Stuart Broad bowls KL Rahul for a duck to leave India 4-1, chasing 245 to level the five-game Test series at 2-2.