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".

The modified passenger jet has dropped water on a blaze threatening houses in Australia.

Rafael Benitez's contract expires in the summer and, with little financial backing forthcoming, Guillem Balague asks whether he might leave – or even be sacked.

Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante signs a new five-year deal to keep him at the Stamford Bridge club until 2023.

French President Emmanuel Macron commissioned a report, set to be released on Friday, about the repatriation of African artwork.

Sandra Parks, who wrote an award-winning essay against gun violence, was shot by a stray bullet.

Jose Izquierdo opens up to BBC Sport about his fascinating career, the loss of his brother and the fame of his micro-pig Peter.

Lawyers in Jerusalem accuse the holiday home rental giant of "grave and outrageous" discrimination.

Max Verstappen leads a Red Bull one-two in first practice at the season-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

India has relaxed its rules on visiting remote islands, sparking concerns about "tribal tourism".

The Camp Fire, which killed at least 83, is almost contained - but rain could hinder rescue efforts.

It's got a huge cast including Beyonce and Donald Glover.

At least 12 people are dead and many injured after a mosque was targeted during Friday prayers.

Phil Riding felt fine when he returned from Helmand - the crisis hit five years later. Partying in gay nightclubs helped, but only for a while.

A video of the unlicensed driver aggressively extorting €200 from a Thai couple went viral.

Jonny Bairstow hits a superb century on his England return before late wickets check the tourists' progress on day one of the third Test against Sri Lanka.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May takes calls on the BBC News Channel and BBC Radio 5 Live in a special programme.

Australia coach Michael Cheika says Kurtley Beale and Adam Ashley-Cooper have been stood down after "a small error of judgement" in reportedly inviting women to the team hotel.

A court's decision to clear two men of sexual assault prompts new anger after months of protests.