Emily Coxhead, creator of the Happy Newspaper, says she isn't covering over things with rainbows and glitter.

Juan Guaidó tells the BBC that backing from the armed forces is needed to change the government.

A local photographer has portrayed Somerset life with monochrome images.

Drake and Rihanna mourn the Grammy-nominated rapper after he was shot dead at the age of 33.

Once Emperor Akihito makes way for his son later this month, Japan will enter the new 'Reiwa' era.

Julian Smith suggests closer links with the EU were "inevitable" after Conservatives lost majority in 2017.

Doan Thi Huong pleads guilty to a lesser charge of causing injury, and could be freed as soon as May.

Which player has an appetite for goals? Who snapped, crackled and popped in midfield? And who makes things look a doddle? Garth Crooks explains in his team of the week.

Two women allege the former vice-president acted inappropriately towards them.

David Price says Kash Ali chose to bite him because he "wanted to get thrown out" of their all-British heavyweight bout on Saturday.

The BBC Middle East editor undergoes chemotherapy after noticing "funny pains in legs" while in Iraq.

The airline says it is seeing weaker demand for tickets in the second half of the year.

Facebook is launching a new feature to explain how its algorithms decide what to display in your News Feed.

Nokubonga Qampi killed one of three men raping her daughter and wounded two. When she was charged with murder there was a public outcry.

At least 30 people were killed and hundreds more injured as powerful winds swept southern Nepal.

The MP, a prominent Brexit supporter, shared a clip criticising the EU strategy on negotiations.

The city's first rapid transit system hopes to tackle the notorious traffic problems of the Indonesian capital.

The rapper's Sunday Service choir meets up every week to perform soulful renditions of his music.

Davo Howarth paints the biggest names in the Premier League, from Paul Pogba and Raheem Sterling to Jesse Lingard and Marcus Rashford.

Championship club QPR sack manager Steve McClaren following a run of one win in 15 league games.

Scientists found the song Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites led to mosquitoes attacking hosts less often.