BBC Ireland Correspondent Chris Page assesses the prospects for Saturday's election.

Kalpana has turned her love for flowers into a thriving business on Facebook.

Jitterbug Boy has crafted 17,000 pairs of footwear for film and TV productions.

A town in Finland is offering free gym sessions to everyone over the age of 65.

How is the coronavirus outbreak affecting China's economy and trade?

The Greens have joined a coalition with the conservative People's Party. Can they bridge the divide?

Argan is the latest culinary and cosmetic must-have, but the women workers want more of the money.

As part of a new BBC blog series, Somi from Nigeria shares what she spent her money on this week.

For the better part of 2019, the impeachment saga has dominated Washington politics.

When the couple went to China before the ceremony, guests were worried about attending.

Marylène Lévesque was allegedly killed by a man on parole with a history of violence against women.

The baby in Wuhan may have contracted the virus in the womb, or immediately after birth.

Rain and flash floods have hit some drought-affected regions of eastern Australia.

From vintage cars to $500,000 Lamborghinis, meet the guys who customise cars for the likes of WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and NFL star Odell Beckham Jr.

Expect sun, sea and warm-weather training camps as Premier League clubs take a two-week winter break for the first time.

Markets react positively as China takes its first step to ease tensions over the trade war with the US.

The engine left the tracks and apparently hit a freight wagon before running into a building.

Flanker Lewis Ludlam says England's "hate" is just as great as Scotland's and promises the hosts a "war" at Murrayfield on Saturday.

Gemma, 26, was stuck in a job she hated, struggling with stress and anxiety - then she discovered silent retreats.

The attack took place on embassy grounds in the Indian capital, Delhi, over the weekend.

Ballake Sissoko says his kora, a traditional harp-like instrument, arrived in Paris in pieces.