Jasmeen Patheja's collection is a testament to the fact victims are not to blame.

Worried about the impact of screens on your child's eyesight? Get them outdoors, say doctors.

Our pick of Africa's quirkiest stories this year.

The exodus of academics has quickened since last year's failed coup, says the BBC's Mark Lowen.

Growing numbers of consumers are prepared to pay more for coffee that is ethically sourced.

Why the adults worrying about children's lack of exercise may be at least partly to blame.

The Peruvian president's decision to pardon the jailed ex-leader has also triggered protests.

The Pakistani women learning mixed martial arts to defend themselves against sexual harassment.

The UN says sick children from a rebel enclave near Damascus should not be used to trade prisoners.

Jessica Falkholt, who starred as Hope, and her sister were injured in a crash which killed their parents.

A ticket donated for homeless people was used by the daughter of an Australian charity leader.

American Airlines wrongly accused two professional basketball players of stealing first class blankets.

Unicef says children in conflict zones are being targeted in homes, schools and playgrounds.

The Bishop of Liverpool says some are "uncritically accepting" of things said by the US president.

Test your knowledge of some of sports biggest events during 2017 by taking our quiz.

Oli Shaw's seventh-minute strike is incorrectly disallowed as Hearts and Hibernian contest a goallesss Edinburgh derby.

So-called Islamic State says it attacked a Shia centre in the Afghan capital, killing at least 41.

Alastair Cook's unbeaten 244 - the highest score by a visiting batsman at the MCG - gives England firm control of the Boxing Day Test.

Leaked emails exposed pageant executives insulting contestants over their appearance and sex lives.

Airi Kakimoto died after spending about 15 years confined to a tiny unheated shed.

Model Chrissy Teigen and husband John Legend complete a marathon journey that made headlines around the world.