As Parkland anniversary looms, we asked Texas students how much shootings are on their mind.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

BBC Correspondent Colin Campbell visits four European ports migrants are using to get to the UK.

A wave of unprecedented violence, a Mexican city badly damaged by warring gangs, and the football fans voicing a community's pain.

Katie Hope in Davos wonders if you can really teach yourself how to be happy or "discover" happiness.

China's economic growth is slowing down. But what's really going on?

Ghana's 'Kumawood' film studios are reviving the country's creative industry.

Kenyan freestyle footballer Oscar aspires to be like his hero Ronaldinho.

Indian officials begin relocating crocodiles from a lake to allow a seaplane service for visitors.

The boy, aged two, had fallen into a borehole during a family outing near Málaga nearly two weeks ago.

The award organisers express condolences but say they take a neutral role in the voting process.

Manchester United's stars look like "different players" under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after beating Arsenal, says BBC pundit Ian Wright.

Chelsea don't play with a target man, so former Blues boss and MOTD pundit Ruud Gullit asks why have they signed one in Gonzalo Higuin?

The economic consequences of the shutdown were starting to show.

During his long career, the Oscar-winning French artist wrote more than 200 film and TV scores.

Hibernian have suspended head coach Neil Lennon and it is unlikely he will take charge of the team again, the BBC learns.

Watch Manchester United score two goals in two devastating minutes at Arsenal to set up a 3-1 win and reach the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Australians take part in dances, barbecues, citizenship events and protests on the national day.

The FA Cup fourth round takes place this weekend - and BBC Sport has it all covered on television, radio and online.

The paper says the US First Lady will get "substantial damages" over an article published last weekend.

Alysa Liu, 13, becomes the youngest US women's national figure skating champion.