Anita Cenerini fought for years to have her son's death recognised as linked to his active duty.

Juan Emilio Cheyre is the most senior figure held accountable so far for Pinochet-era abuses.

US Democrats have opened a formal impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump over claims that he sought political help from Ukraine.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

A caravan of migrants who claim they are fleeing poverty and violence is making its way to the US border.

Western web-users lap up misinformation online - these are the shady "merchants" who push it on Facebook.

Eighty years ago the Nazis' persecution of the Jews suddenly turned violent. Ruth Winkelmann still remembers it vividly.

Shaina West says she's hoping to see more diversity in the stunt industry.

Nearly 4,000 tourists are evacuated from the ancient city of Petra as floodwaters reach 4m (13ft).

The youngest congresswoman flexes her millennial credentials by waiting for her salary before renting.

Cesar Sayoc is accused of sending mail bombs to critics of US President Donald Trump.

One fire is acknowledged to be the state's most destructive, as another doubles in size.

Watch the best moments from the opening day of the ICC Women's World Twenty20 as India, Australia and hosts West Indies all get off to winning starts.

A children's game gains a Premier League-sized audience after a father's "hilarious" intervention.

Leicester City supporters march in memory of the club's owner who died in a helicopter crash.

Europe should pay more of its defence costs through Nato, the French and US presidents agree.

Activists say female genital mutilation is still common in Africa - but a study finds it is falling.

Two major fires in California have left nine dead and forced more than 150,000 residents to flee.

Turkey's president says he has shared recordings of the murder of the writer with the US, UK and Saudis.

England coach Trevor Bayliss says Moeen Ali could move down the batting order for the second Test, while Jos Buttler, Ben Foakes and Jonny Bairstow could all play.

News site Rappler and its founder say the tax evasion charges are a clear form of intimidation.