Lewis Hamilton wins the Mexican Grand Prix to move to the brink of the Formula 1 world championship.

In rural Vietnam, families of those feared dead in Essex reflect on the cost of the tragedy.

John Conyers is remembered for his civil rights work, but his career ended under a cloud.

Ian Russell meets other parents bereaved by suicide; he wants tech firms to protect children more.

When passengers once held at gunpoint were asked to forgive their hijacker, how did they respond?

The Islamic State group leader killed himself during a raid by US commandos in Syria, the US says.

Which referee destroyed a good contest? Who was money well spent? And which striker has a ruthless streak? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week.

Alberto Fernández triumphed with help from divisive former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

When we think of avatars, we imagine a blue film character. But now they're being used very differently.

Giovanni Hänninen says the portraits he shot in Tambacounda, Senegal "represent everyone's history".

Tiger Woods wins the Zozo Championship in Japan to equal Sam Snead's record of 82 wins on the PGA Tour.

It's 50 years since Moneta Sleet became the first African American to win a Pulitzer for journalism.

The identity of a 10th-Century skeleton fascinates experts - but was exploited by invaders.

One Singaporean artist is questioning his country's admiration for Sir Stamford Raffles.

Congresswoman Katie Hill denies allegations she had an affair with a Capitol Hill aide.

How Tara Bosch set up and grew low-sugar sweets company Smart Sweets.

Prince's collaborator reveals the pop star's favourite films, his aspirations and his first kiss.

Parents find their children maltreated in what they thought were Islamic rehabilitation centres.

Surgeons who fly in from abroad are leaving patients exposed if complications arise, the BBC finds.

Two-year old Sujith fell into the abandoned well on Friday and rescuers are racing against time.

Gay dating app Hornet says it will use algorithms to catch imposters.