Harvey Weinstein’s former personal assistant on what happens after you sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Police release graphic details after rumours of a murderer on the loose swept through the rural town.

Claudio Bravo saves a penalty in the shootout as Manchester City beat Leicester City to reach the Carabao Cup semi-finals.

Which Americans will be most affected by the new US tax bill - for better and worse?

There's a sharp fall in demand for country's favourite instant snack. We try to figure out why.

Meet the woman with the yellow shoes who was photographed almost 30 years ago.

A South Korean start-up shows off a huge robot designed to make humans stronger and more mobile.

The group discusses the parallels between Regency England and Pakistani society today.

Hector Barajas founded The Bunker after he found no help for US veterans like him: the deported.

The World Health Organization says up to a third of medication in some parts of Africa could be fake.

South African firm Poynting in a global leader in the design and manufacturing of antennae.

The industry trade body Ukie is calling for greater ethnic representation in games and in the creative process.

With Jacob Zuma no longer leader of the ANC, we ask what next for the South African president.

Spain's struggle with Catalan separatism is taking a new turn with a knife-edge vote.

The US says a missile fired at the Saudi capital shows Tehran's involvement in the Yemen conflict.

A murder suspect fired at police and pedestrians during a high-speed chase through the US city.

Prashant Sharma and Niti Shree asked wedding guests to gift them Bitcoin - and many delivered.

A couple whose son killed himself are putting special messages on coffee cups around the UK.

It says the reforms threaten democracy, but Poland's defiant president signs two bills into law.

A video shows a brawl breaking out after the Australian man insults teenagers whose friend had drowned.

The US train that crashed on a bend did not have anti-speeding technology, investigators say.