Graduate Brian wears a sign to try and find work in South Africa, where youth unemployment is 54%.

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Jim had been relying on morphine to cope with his back pain - but it turned out a dummy pill worked just as well.

As menstrual cups and 'period-proof' pants are more in demand, BBC News looks at the reasons why.

Two fatal shooting incidents have raised concerns about "trigger-happy cops" in India's Uttar Pradesh state.

Who are the rebel groups which have taken up arms to fight for independence for English-speaking parts of Cameroon?

Astronomers have announced the possible discovery of the first known moon outside our Solar System.

The United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Sydney was low on fuel, authorities say.

EgyptAir insists an interview with the actress in its in-flight magazine was for real.

Despite being heavily affected by the tsunami this airport in Palu is still open.

Alleged attacks include raids on the World Anti-Doping Agency, when athletes' data was published, and the US Democratic Party.

The Indian actress becomes the latest in a long line of celebrities to invest in tech ventures.

The six men were searching for a teenager thought to have fallen into a mining pool in Malaysia.

Senators disagree on the findings into sexual assault allegations against the Supreme Court nominee.

Health Minister Simon Harris says he hopes abortion services will be available from January 2019.

Sir David Attenborough on Love Island, global warming, smoking, population growth and meat eating.

Anoushe Husain is an established climber, despite being born without her right arm below the elbow, and living with Ehlers-Danlos.

Before Thursday's Super League semi-final against St Helens, prop Chris Hill says his Warrington side will be "fighting to get that spot" in the final.

President Trump has said this is a scary time in America for young men.

Dinnertime TV audiences can catch a game show about their leader's "thought" - but does anyone care?

Labour says an end to government cuts is about as likely as the PM winning Strictly Come Dancing.