The airline's inflight magazine apologised for a "surreal" interview with the actress that went viral.

As the US ambassador to the UN resigns, she leaves her position singing the praises of the president's son-in-law.

The founder of the Toronto-based beauty brand said its stores would close because of "criminal activity".

The BBC finds religious centres in Ghana using chains to restrain people with mental health problems.

A new book features photos taken over 40 years to reveal an intimate portrait of the spiritual icon.

New data shows the US divorce rate falling and "millennial marriage" may be a factor. How come?

Once a familiar sight by the side of the road, neon motel and drive-in signs are becoming a thing of the past.

Queen Nanny is said to have led escaped slaves to victory against British colonisers in Jamaica.

A growing number of tech analysts are predicting that in less than 20 years we'll all have stopped owning cars.

How successful are two new films that take different approaches to Norway's deadliest terror attack?

Targeting profits linked to the illegal wildlife trade could help protect threatened species

After feuding on-off for almost a decade, the pair now back opposite sides in the US mid-terms.

Silent film footage from World War One is painstakingly restored by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson.

Survivors share the fears they live with in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia.

Chinese designer Guo Pei on her journey from communist uniformity to global fashion fame.

Roxana Baldetti, Guatemala's first female vice-president, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.

Women endured decades of "horrific outcomes" due to medical implants, the government acknowledges.

Theresa May urges MPs to back a "good deal" for the UK while reminding them of their duty to voters.

Residents along the US Gulf coast are warned to stay indoors as "catastrophic winds" and a surge arrive.

England boss Phil Neville says he is concerned the standard of refereeing at the Women's World Cup could negatively impact the game's growth.

Winger Jadon Sancho, 18, says his first call-up to the England squad is the "biggest thing that could happen to a kid like him".