The famed raid, also known as the Tokyo raid, was a surprise US attack on Tokyo after Pearl Harbor.

Jonah Batambuze loves travelling with his children, but doesn't feel represented by the travel industry.

The Speaker has found fame across Europe with his signature cry capturing the public's attention.

A US tech firm is using 3D printing to mass produce metal parts more quickly than ever before.

Good packaging prevents waste, but too often becomes pollution.

Capturing the defiant and growing crowds outside the army headquarters in Sudan's capital.

Slovakia's Zuzana Caputova tells the BBC that populism is not the only way to resolve crises.

Magic is being examined by scientists wanting to understand how it plays with our perception.

Did a hotel facing demolition in Tunis inspire the design of the Star Wars Sandcrawler?

More than 40,000 young people call on Dutch MPs to consider making visiting a prostitute illegal.

Rescue teams are continuing their search for the pilot of the plane who is still missing.

The Tibetan spiritual leader was diagnosed with a chest infection - but is in a stable condition.

The incumbent Israeli PM is in a position to form a right-wing coalition, election results suggest.

Theresa May will ask to postpone Brexit until 30 June - but the EU is expected to want a longer delay.

A football fan in California was not allowed a car number plate with the "come on you whites" slogan.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has nothing to fear from Porto in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final, says ex-Reds defender Mark Lawrenson.

The small sweat bees flew into her eyes and may have been drinking her tears as a source of food.

Recorded deaths, excluding China, drop to 690 in 2018, the lowest in more than a decade, Amnesty says.

The promotional video for his 2020 campaign used the score from Batman film The Dark Night Rises.

Rory McIlroy hopes meditation, juggling and mind training will help him claim a first Masters title.

England quartet Sam Curran, Jos Buttler, Tammy Beaumont and Rory Burns are named as Wisden's Cricketers of the Year alongside Virat Kohli.