Falhad Mohamud graduates from a US university with her daughter Amina, having fled Somalia in 1980.

The row between the President of the United States and the Mayor of London dates back to 2016. When and why did it all start?

Kami Rita Sherpa has spent his life on the world's highest mountain and holds the record for Everest ascents.

The upbeat post-war mood helped mask the scale of PTSD, but the trauma of WW2 may still be affecting families today.

One farmer in Antigua who had his $3,000 prize goat stolen is fighting back with a new approach.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

Armistead Maupin is one of the world's best-known LGBT writers, and now his long-running series 'Tales of the City' has arrived on Netflix.

The moves come after a tumultuous debut listing by the firm on New York's Stock Exchange.

It comes amid renewed outcry over Linda Fairstein's role in the wrongful conviction of five teenagers.

Khadija Shaw's young life in Jamaica was marked by tragedy. She questioned her career in football. Now she's made it to the World Cup.

President Trump had threatened tariffs unless Mexico stemmed the flow of migrants heading to the US.

Three deaths in hospitals in Manchester and Liverpool are linked to pre-packed sandwiches.

Corinne Diacre hopes France "struck fear" in to their main rivals for the Women's World Cup, after an opening 4-0 win over South Korea.

The environment secretary says taking drugs 20 years ago should not affect his bid to become PM.

Hosts France secured victory in the opening game of the Women's World Cup, so what does day two have in store?

England pace bowler Mark Wood on sweaty team-mates, horror films and how riding a broomstick eases the pressure of a World Cup.

Tech giants risk of causing major disruption to the global financial system, Christine Lagarde says.

Montenegro dismiss their Serbian manager Ljubisa Tumbakovic for refusing to take charge of his side's Euro 2020 qualifier against Kosovo.

A total of five males aged between 15 and 18 have been arrested and bailed, the Met says.

Jason Roy brings up his fifty with back-to-back boundaries for England against Bangladesh at the Cardiff Wales Stadium.

The Queen was joined by members of her family and thousands of spectators for the parade.