A language school in São Paulo employs refugees to teach, benefiting both students and instructors.

Outrage over the case involving an MP has led to an outpouring of stories about sexual abuse and harassment

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "bridges".

Khmer dance is being given new meaning by the LGBT community in Cambodia.

Many are excited by the prospect of Lewis Hamilton being courted by Ferrari, and he's not ruling out a move. Completely, at least.

Newcastle fans aren't yet chanting his name, but the noise that greeted his side's equaliser against Manchester City must have sounded as good to Steve Bruce.

With Liverpool moving 11 points clear at the top of the Premier League, can defending champions Manchester City really catch them?

Campobello islanders can only get their mail via the US, and now their packages are being searched.

New York's famous jewellery brand is changing hands, but will the new owners keep its popular touch?

The ruling party's candidate has a second term, but his share of the vote has dropped significantly.

The Ministry of Justice launches an urgent review of their licence conditions after Friday's attack.

Joe Root and Rory Burns score centuries for England but the second Test in New Zealand remains in the balance.

The new fruit took US scientists two decades to develop and the launch cost $10m (£7.9m).

Royal Air Force Typhoons went supersonic on Sunday morning to investigate an unresponsive aircraft.

Olaf Scholz, Angela Merkel's deputy chancellor, is soundly beaten in the SPD leadership race.

Carl Frampton says he twice re-fractured his hand in camp before his unanimous win over Tyler McCreary in Las Vegas on Saturday.

Australian Timothy Weeks says he thinks US special forces tried to rescue him six times.

The Irish citizen who became an Islamic State bride arrived back in Dublin on Sunday morning.

Watford sack manager Quique Sanchez Flores after the 2-1 loss to Southampton on Saturday.

Jens Stoltenberg also spoke to the BBC's Andrew Marr about making sure Nato's members pay their fair share.

Irving Burgie helped to popularise Caribbean music, with his songs selling over 100 million records.