President Beji Caid Essebsi says he will step aside despite calls for him to run in November's poll.

Aintree's little legend Tiger Roll got a hero's reception after joining a select band of double Grand National winners.

William hails "people from everyday backgrounds doing extraordinary work" in MI5, MI6 and GCHQ.

Sue Elliott-Nicholls loves her 23-year-old son deeply - but living together can be a nightmare, she says. He agrees.

Orphans of the Rwandan genocide are still searching for clues about their lost pasts, 25 years on.

Secmol is an Indian school pioneering practical green education in one of the harshest environments.

Following the Ethiopian Airlines crash, what does the US aviation giant need to do to reassure customers?

Graves are being looted in Venezuela amid the country's economic and political crisis.

In Sweden the trend is growing for rail travel over flights to holiday destinations.

Recent figures raise fears that the power house of the European economy could be tipping into recession.

Two Bruneians, who have left the country, describe what life is like there for LGBT people.

There has been an upsurge in violence against migrants in South Africa, but how common are such attacks?

Instagrammer Isabella Santa Maria grew up with facial scars following a childhood accident.

Pictures of classic Pokemon cards turned into unique artworks which sell for hundreds of dollars.

Emilia Fox uses the latest police technology to shine new light on the notorious Victorian murder case.

The Caribbean nation, famed for its vibrant art, is home to a bold and progressive slew of designers

A UN-backed partnership sees floating cities as a possible solution to rising sea levels.

Drab studio backdrops out and slick graphics in as Korean Central Television (KCTV) goes hi-tech for a day.

The Russian boy left a note for his mother and set off with encyclopaedias, toys, money and a banana.

Fayez al-Serraj vows to defend Tripoli as rebel forces from the east advance on the capital.

A ferryboat hits a bridge spanning the Moju River in Brazil, causing a portion to collapse.