Why agronomy students in Haiti want to plant 1.5 million trees in the deforested country.

The children of the peace process in Northern Ireland fear a return to the past due to Brexit

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

A new study suggests acupuncture may be useful in reducing hot flushes and night sweats.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing a political crisis. But would it move the needle in the US?

A group of women have formed a choir, which helps them forget their troubles in eastern Ukraine's conflict zone.

Boo James has a condition called face blindness - now scientists are trying to find out more about it.

Sixteen-year-old Tia says she wants others in a similar situation to know that life can get better.

As tensions between the rivals escalated after a deadly attack, TV journalists also went to battle.

Crucial votes on Brexit next week could determine whether the UK has greater flexibility to set tariffs.

Old photos left in a department store cafe reveal an unexpected link to one of the BBC's darkest days.

TV news in both countries were accused of sensationalism and partiality. How far did they take it?

The project has been a long-standing source of contention between parties in Italy's ruling coalition.

For some voters, "democracy would be effectively dead" if the UK doesn't leave this month, the MPs say.

The Venezuelan leader's remarks came during a day of protests by pro-government and opposition groups.

BBC Sport commentator Jack Nicholls recaps the the "unpredictable and astonishing" Formula E season so far, ahead of the Hong Kong E-Prix this Sunday.

The foreign secretary says it was too risky to stop the death of Shamima Begum's son in Syria.

The Boeing 737 Max-8 had 157 people on board, including Kenyans, Britons, Canadians and Americans.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola warns his team are likely to drop points between now and the end of the season - and dismisses links to Juventus.

GB's Sam Bird takes a dramatic win after a collision with Andre Lotterer in the closing stages on the streets of Hong Kong, before later being handed a five-second penalty for the incident.

Britain's Mo Farah retains his title in the Big Half race, finishing in one hour one minute 14 seconds in London on Sunday.