Illegal tracks known as "trochas" are being used to cross into Colombia to trade.

Every Republican senator and several Democrats voted for Mr Barr to lead the Department of Justice.

We spend a day with Tayeb as he shows us what it's like being 17 in Luxor.

He is claimed to be a Russian intelligence officer who was in the UK at the time of the 2018 attack.

Instead of giving evidence, Kora the courtroom dog is there to give support to child witnesses.

Archaeologists reveal, on Valentine's Day, a painting of the man who fell in love with himself.

Alexandre Lacazette is sent off as Arsenal slump to defeat against Bate Borisov in their Europa League last-32 first-leg meeting.

Politicians from main parties sharply criticise plans for emergency powers to fund a wall with Mexico.

The lawmaker was annoyed at being ignored by staff but later returned to the supermarket to pay.

What do you know about Africa's most-populous nation and largest economy?

Celtic have a mountain to climb to salvage their Europa League dream after Valencia coast to victory in Glasgow.

Chelsea claim a narrow win over Malmo in the first leg of their Europa League last 32 tie.

Barcelona defender Gerard Pique says he will "prove wrong" critics of his role in the reform of the Davis Cup.

The president is a few pounds heavier and taking a higher dose of cholesterol medicine, his doctor says.

Tyson Fury "looks more like a heavyweight champion" than Anthony Joshua, says Joshua's next opponent Jarrell Miller.

It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world during the past seven days?

Mark Selby, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Ding Junhui are all knocked out of the Welsh Open in Cardiff.

Bombay Lokal is one of Mumbai's homegrown hip-hop acts making music about identity and discrimination.

A selection of photographs from around the African continent this week.

Why asteroids and volcanoes aren't the greatest problems facing life on Earth.

The nation's foghorn politics is suddenly all about threats and "evil", writes the BBC's Hywel Griffith.