"Resilient" England can use their experience to keep their Women's Ashes hopes alive, says coach Mark Robinson.

Does the world have the right idea about women in Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Arabia's foreign affairs minister defends sanctions on Yemen, as the UN warns millions will die.

Hospitals in Yemen could run out of fuel in three weeks. The BBC reports from one of them.

As the trial over 2016's attempted coup comes to an end, the BBC meets those left behind.

Jessica Quachie was spotted by an academy and now plays international tournament football against boys.

7 days quiz: It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?

Samir Abdo's granddaughter was killed in a terror attack at an Egyptian chapel in 2016.

As the palm oil industry grows, some Orang Rimba have had to abandon their nomadic forest lifestyle.

So far in 2017 four fraternity members have died on US college campuses.

The failure of a 4chan prank shows how the extremist site's influence is on the wane.

The BBC's Catherine Byaruhanga finds abandoned hospitals and desperate patients in Uganda.

Senators say Mr Kushner received emails about WikiLeaks in 2016 that he forwarded to the Trump team.

A Srebrenica massacre survivor returns to where he and hundreds of others were taken to be killed.

Famous turquoise cascades are flowing again after locals used picks and shovels to remove debris.

The move comes about two months after the UN agreed tough new sanctions on Pyongyang.

Moscow uses its 10th UN veto since the Syria conflict began to block investigative body.

Cars driven by female characters who starred alongside 007 have gone on display.

A wildlife raid in Indonesia yields startling results after 125 exotic birds are found in drain pipes.

He was born in Corleone, Sicily, and is believed to have ordered more than 150 murders.

England's Luke Donald undergoes tests in hospital for chest pains and will not return to action until 2018.