#MeToo is yet to touch the lives of millions of vulnerable women who work in informal jobs in India.

Camera-laden towers and underground sensors plug the gaps in the existing US-Mexico border fence.

How is the world's biggest trade fair for sweets adapting to a growing backlash against sugar?

A proposed gas pipeline has divided opinion among Canada's indigenous peoples.

The presidential election is the first with a group of voters who did not grow up under military rule.

Some of the week's most-Googled questions in the UK (including footballers and flamingos).

Victims of these scams lost an average of £11,145 each last year, Action Fraud says.

Thousands of people are evacuated as the blaze rages near Nelson in the country's South Island.

US-backed guerrillas target what they say is the last pocket of IS resistance near the Iraqi border.

But Labour is demanding a decisive vote on Theresa May's deal this month and accuses her of running down the clock.

Ben Stokes says England's batsmen have not approached the third Test against West Indies any differently, despite defeats in the first two.

A "light-headed" Johanna Konta was given the option to retire during her Fed Cup win over Aleksandra Krunic, captain Anne Keothavong says.

Gareth Bale scores his 100th Real Madrid goal, but the questions surrounding his future in Spain refuse to go away.

Israel Adesanya beats Anderson Silva at UFC 234 in Melbourne after Robert Whittaker pulls out of his middleweight title defence against Kelvin Gastelum.

Wales coach Warren Gatland says he will be happy if his side are underestimated following their scrappy Six Nations win over Italy.

Head coach Joe Schmidt says Ireland must improve after getting their Six Nations title defence back on-track with a dogged victory over Scotland.

What's it like living with tinnitus and what are the best ways of managing the condition.

Phuti Lekoloane is trying to break stereotypes and pave the way for other gay footballers in South Africa.

The auction goes ahead after prosecutors seize dozens of paintings over accusations of forgery.

Spain's right-wing opposition says the Socialist government is giving in to separatist pressure.

Chimpanzees are seen using part of a tree to escape out of their enclosure at Belfast Zoo.