"In loving memory of Saddam Hussein" read the bench plaque in Wanstead, London, but who was behind it?

On patrol with a Paradise police officer, who is hunting for survivors and for bodies in the wreckage of his town.

Virgil van Dijk's late equaliser against Germany sends the Netherlands through to the semi-finals of the Nations League.

Olympic gold medallist Ryan Fry and three team mates were forced out after opponents complained.

Chris Watts, 33, was given consecutive life sentences but avoided the death penalty as part of a plea.

The US firm says it will take home rentals in Israeli settlements on occupied land off its website.

Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin and Andrea Agnelli, the chairman of the European Club Association, call a breakaway Super League "fiction".

The White House backs down from a legal fight over the reporter but sets rules for news conferences.

Andy Zaltzman examines how England beat Sri Lanka, highlights individual triumphs and picks four talking points before the third Test.

Fierce clashes are reported despite the Saudi-led coalition and rebels agreeing to halt offensives.

Australia's first female PM Julia Gillard tells BBC 100 Women she was taken aback by gendered insults.

Their "chilling" plan involved killing as many people as possible in a crowded place, police say.

Villagers in one area of Kenya mark the rainy season with a unique song and dance competition.

Malaysia's first female Sharia high court judge says her role allows her to protect women.

From fake shops to copycat products, firms around the world are losing billions to copyright theft.

Margot Noel has misophonia, which means "hatred of sound". Noises that may be annoying to some people cause her real distress.

French finance minister says the Nissan boss is no longer capable of running the French carmaker.

The UN says money sent home pays for school, but too much is taken in transfer charges.

The attack on medical staff and police officers "tears at the soul of our city", said Chicago's mayor.

Transgender people in India were granted legal status in 2014 but many face discrimination and struggle to find work.

President Donald Trump's daughter used her own account to send hundreds of messages to officials.