The United Nations is warning up to 13 million people in Yemen are facing starvation.

The repeal of India’s anti-gay legislation had a massive impact on its LGBT+ population, but how does it impact British Asians?

The chief of a dwindling forest tribe in India refuses to abandon his home.

Venice has lost more than half its population in the past 50 years. Residents who remain are trying to find solutions to stop the exodus.

Uruguay did it first, now Canada. Who will benefit from the new law change?

An exhibition of royal portraiture has come to Texas from London, offering clues to a longstanding fascination.

The plight of refugees fleeing war inspired Scottish businessman Charlie MacGregor to set up a charity to try to help.

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

The post punk singer shares his new album, the 31st of his career, which features collaborations with Burt Bacharach and Carole King.

The race to be first to the scene must be balanced with care and protection, writes the BBC's Najiba Feroz.

From fighting fires to digging cars out of flooded roads - the unglamorous realities of the life of Africa's aid workers.

Their first official tour includes the Invictus Games and visits to Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand.

Theresa May faces MPs as UK and EU fail to resolve the Irish border issue ahead of a crucial summit.

The nine climbers died when a violent storm destroyed their camp on the Himalayan peak of Gurja.

The US president says he accepts the climate is changing but does not want to "lose millions of jobs".

The US president brushes off accusations he made fun of Christine Blasey Ford at a campaign rally.

BBC Sport joins a group of England fans on a road trip to Croatia as they try to see the Nations League game played behind closed doors.

Alex McLeish says he will need to "stand up and be brave" as the pressure increases on the Scotland manager.

Jamie Dimon is latest executive to distance themselves from Riyadh after a journalist's disappearance.

The American retail giant has been struggling with huge debts and a shift to shopping online.

A woman, known as 'Miss M’, won £80,000 in damages in a private civil action from a man who had been cleared of raping her after a night out in Scotland.