Days of talks in Sudan culminate in an agreement to end years of bloodshed, but the terms are unclear.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "waiting".

Kim Bok-dong, who was forced into a brothel by Japan aged 14, refused to give up her fight for justice.

Robert Mueller could decide the fate of the Trump presidency. So who is the man behind the headlines?

Head coach Gregor Townsend warns Scotland will be tested in all areas by Ireland after beating Italy in their opening Six Nations match.

Georgia State Panthers players tell Newsbeat why they love football and what Colin Kaepernick means to them.

As US retail chains close, workers are asking why company bosses have made millions from their demise.

Rosamund Pike's film about Marie Colvin comes after a court blamed the Syrian regime for her death.

The experiment saw 2,000 people paid €560 (£490) a month, instead of their unemployment benefit.

A search for the missing plane carrying Cardiff City's Emiliano Sala gets under way.

Dozens of students were arrested for enrolling at a fake campus set up by US immigration officials.

Photographer Dawoud Bey imagines scenes from the secret route which may have helped up to 100,000 people.

Seaweed is helping many women sustain their families in south India.

When Bernie was struck by motor neurone disease, a friend helped grant his lifelong wish.

His comments on the war in Yemen could overshadow the first papal visit to the Arabian peninsula.

Thousands of demonstrators call for President Nicolás Maduro to go - but others turn out to support him.

The PM says she is returning to Brussels with a "fresh mandate" to renegotiate her deal with the EU.

Rodrigo Cadete took part in the peace talks in Cuba but ultimately decided against laying down arms.

Manager Neil Warnock feels Emiliano Sala was "with" his Cardiff City team as they beat Bournemouth in the Premier League.

Gonzalo Higuain scores his first Chelsea goals as the Blues move back into the top four with a dominant victory over Huddersfield.

England were "outperformed" by West Indies in their series defeat, says captain Joe Root after a 10-wicket thrashing in the second Test.