Tattoo fan Glenys 'The Menace' Coope, 77, says she'd cover herself in tattoos if she had the chance.

Male modelling is frowned upon in Chechnya but four brothers from there have become top models.

Dr Hayaatun Sillem is the first female CEO of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

The BBC’s Paul Adams went to a camp in Beirut to meet the Palestinian refugees who still can't go home.

Tech giants are spending a fortune on autonomous vehicles, but a small UK rival wants to try to compete.

Rising living costs from a booming economy are forcing more people on to the streets of the West Coast.

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

Anthropologist Alpa Shah lived among them to understand why they shunned democracy to take up arms.

The far-right former army captain won a sweeping victory in the country's presidential election.

Top scientists from around the world urge changes "in all aspects of society" to limit climate warming.

PM Shinzo Abe says the UK could be welcomed into the Pacific deal "with open arms" after Brexit.

The World Heritage site is at the centre of a huge backlash over a horse race promotion.

After the violent scenes that marred the aftermath of Khabib Nurmagomedov's victory over Conor McGregor, Simon Head asks what the future holds for the fighters, and the sport.

Many girls feel sexual harassment in the street is "all part of growing up", a report suggests.

It was billed as the biggest game of the Premier League season so far - so what went wrong at Anfield?

Wales forward Gareth Bale and England striker Harry Kane are among the nominees for this year's men's Ballon d'Or award.

The singer says events in "the past two years" mean she's no longer reluctant to share her views.

Launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base, the Falcon 9 rocket took an Argentine satellite into orbit.

People take to the streets in the south Russian republic, home of UFC 229 winner Khabib Nurmagomedov.

A victim of Eduardo Vela, 85, is to appeal after a Spanish court rules he cannot be convicted.

Ex-Australia opener Matthew Hayden says he "dodged a bullet" after suffering a fractured bone in his neck and ligament damage while surfing in Australia.