How one family deals with severe water and power shortages in Gaza, amid new warnings about the region.

A series of cases of children placed in care are to be reviewed after a welfare expert was jailed.

Invented by the city's railway workers, trugo is a mix of croquet, golf, lawn bowls and the hammer.

Ben Zand travels to Papua New Guinea's capital to meet the women finally saying no to violence.

Businesses in India may have found a way to turn plastic rubbish into a golden business opportunity.

Despite a ban, skin-lightening creams made from dangerous chemicals are commonly trafficked into Uganda.

Making money from making money is big business. Many countries print notes outside their borders with private companies.

An estimated 100 people have died in floods. Why does it keep happening?

The profile of Arctic shrubs and grasses is changing as temperatures rise in the far north.

Facebook launches a new headset that it hopes will revitalise the flagging virtual reality industry.

The broadcaster's chair quits amid allegations the government leaned on him to dismiss two journalists.

The Venezuelan leader also used an unexpected UN visit to accuse the US of trying to overthrow him.

The square is near a music venue the murdered MP regularly attended when she lived in Brussels.

BBC Sport looks at the reasons why golf fans around the world are relishing the return of Tiger Woods to Ryder Cup action.

A petitioner had challenged the law saying it was arbitrary and discriminated against both men and women.

The US pairings feel natural and look dangerous but Europe will again be hoping to prove the Ryder Cup seldom follows easy logic, writes Tom Fordyce.

Patrick Kehoe was pinned to the ground by police at Dublin Airport after chasing a Ryanair jet.

Solo yachtsman Abhilash Tomy was rescued from the middle of the Indian Ocean on Monday.

Rosie Charles was 16 when she had her daughter. Twelve years later they're travelling the world together.

It connects 17 national parks and runs for 2,800km (1,740 miles) through sparsely populated land.

A decade after he last featured at a Ryder Cup, Paul Casey is determined to "play his heart out" and remember the experience at Le Golf National.