Kristina Karlsson set up her stationary business following a eureka moment, and it has since gone global.

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Millions of jobs have been created in the US economy, but many people still live in poverty.

Young women tell the BBC about their experiences of sexual harassment in our biggest ever survey.

Scientists re-measure the tallest mountains in the Antarctic territory claimed by Britain.

The UK prime minister will tell MPs she did not cave into Brussels in her deal to unlock talks.

The rock star says he is sorry for kicking the female photographer, who says he did it on purpose.

The BBC's Katy Watson reports from Barquisimeto as people vote in controversial mayoral elections.

Britain and China are among the countries affected by the recall of baby milk formula products.

The Indian man was identified with help from the airline, Air Vistara, after Zaira Wasim complained.

What does it mean that the ground is still shaking after September's underground nuclear test?

They had been stuck in a "legal limbo" until the nation allowed same-sex marriage, a lawyer says.

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Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has water and milk thrown at him and Manchester City coach Mikel Arteta suffers a cut head in a post-match row.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp and Everton counterpart Sam Allardyce discuss the decision to award the visitors a late penalty during the 1-1 draw at Anfield.

Ronnie O'Sullivan plays down matching two great snooker records, saying performances rather than records make him feel proud.

Can you work out the stories behind the six potential Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Paralympic mascots?

Reports suggest the man and another inmate escaped by climbing over the prison wall.

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But the EU says its stance is unchanged after the US recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

The girl was allegedly abducted from her home while asleep before she was raped and tortured to death.