A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.

The recent death of a child boxer in Thailand has drawn new attention to attempts to rein in the industry.

It is the supreme request of many indigenous Australians - so can one state make history?

It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?

The BBC's James Landale went to Tehran's Grand Bazaar see what people think of the stringent sanctions.

MIT scientists create the first plane to fly without moving parts.

Aged between six and 21, post-millennials are more educated and diverse than any generation before them.

The navy dogs like Frida were key in helping search for people after last year's deadly earthquake.

With the development of hi-tech loos that use little or no water, why do so many people still lack basic access to toilets?

Newsbeat's latest iPlayer documentary looks at what young Russian people think of the UK.

Starting with one family 30 years ago, a whole village in Sudan has stopped cutting its women and girls.

A "humble" timber complex for disadvantaged children wins Riba's best new building award.

A plane carrying 127 people falls onto its side after appearing to collapse onto its landing gear.

About 6,000 of the critically rare fish are thought to have died because of the construction work.

England cruise into the Women's World T20 final - where they will face Australia - after a dominant eight-wicket win over India in Antigua.

The family of Matthew Hedges, said to be unwell and having panic attacks, are seeking clemency.

Watch the best moments from the semi-finals of the ICC Women's World Twenty20 as England and Australia reach the final.

Controversy over an ad campaign risks the firm's sales in one of the world's biggest luxury markets.

The UK believes it can lead the way in stamping out the practice by using aid to help grassroots groups.

Two policemen were among four killed when militants attacked the building in Karachi, in Pakistan.

But the PM will not say whether the UK will be better off outside, only that it will be "different".