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

You'll fail a lot but you'll learn as an entrepreneur from your failures, says Mohamed Al Awadhi.

Ha Jae-heon lost his legs to a North Korean mine but says rowing gave him the strength to recover.

Dress is a touchy subject in Sudan, where fashion can get you into trouble - now men are being targeted.

A raid on the Karachi Press Club breaches a decades-old truce with authorities, writes M Ilyas Khan.

BBC 100 Women has announced its list of 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world for 2018.

The rebel group says it is halting drone and missile strikes against the Saudi-led coalition.

Volunteers made 1,000 bowls of chicken soup for east London's homeless.

The ex-Baywatch actress criticises Scott Morrison for using "unnecessary" remarks in response to her.

Photographer Ed Gold lived alongside the off-grid community of Scoraig in the Highlands of Scotland.

We have to "try that much harder" to get girls an education, UN Deputy Secretary General Amina Mohammed tells BBC 100 Women.

Tijuana residents take to the streets after the arrival of the first members of a migrant caravan.

A global study suggests climate may be a factor in higher rates of binge drinking and liver disease.

In 2014, thousands of people paralysed parts of Hong Kong for months demanding to choose their own leader.

The PM stresses immigration changes in a CBI speech - amid the threat of a leadership challenge.

England's win over Japan came via a lacklustre, muddle-headed performance, says England legend Jeremy Guscott.

Joe Root's England will be a team that "youngsters will like watching and will try and copy", says former skipper Michael Vaughan.

Romano Fenati, who was banned after pulling a rival's brake lever while travelling at 135mph during a race, is set to return next season.

Alexander Zverev winning the ATP Finals is a moment which the whole tennis world has been waiting for, says Boris Becker.

The full story of the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California's history.

The government had been on the verge of collapse amid a crisis after the defence minister resigned.