Reality Check takes a look at the challenges faced by the International Criminal Court in bringing perpetrators of war crimes to justice.

A remote part of South Australia is home to the world's largest lithium-ion battery.

Kyrgyz singer Zere has received death threats in response to a music video where she poses in a bra.

How young entrepreneur Ben Francis set up and grew his company Gymshark.

Rights groups say a million Muslims are being detained in China. Here's more on what is happening.

The discovery of thousands of ancient rock carvings in western India has stunned archaeologists.

What does the world's largest study of loneliness tell us? And why are young people more likely to be lonely?

Your Monday briefing on the most important stories coming up over the next seven days.

How our canine companions could pose a threat to endangered species.

The Brexit secretary spoke amid EU anger at being compared with a Soviet-era prison.

Scientists discuss a report aimed at keeping global temperature rise under 1.5C this century.

US media have suggested an inquiry into sexual misconduct allegations is being restricted.

The new USMCA covers more than a trillion dollars in trade between the US, Canada and Mexico.

The Revolutionary Guards fire missiles at eastern Syria in response to last month's attack in Ahvaz.

BBC Sport looks back at the key moments that led to Europe regaining the Ryder Cup with a resounding 17½-10½ victory over the United States at Le Golf National, Paris.

Chelsea's secret to success, Harry Kane's home from home and the best of the weekend's stats.

Stuttgart goalkeeper Ron-Robert Zieler concedes an embarrassing own goal during their 2-1 win over Werder Bremen, misjudging a throw-in from defender Borna Sosa.

A year ago an illegal referendum took place in Spain's Catalonia region - what was achieved?

Manchester United's players need to take responsibility for a "horrendous" and "awful" defeat by West Ham, says defender Luke Shaw.

Most big chains have voluntarily stopped this practice since a public outcry in 2015.

Supplies are scarce after a quake and tsunami-hit Indonesia's Palu city and residents are desperate.