Ahead of President Trump's first state visit to India, here's a look at how his predecessors fared.

This year São Paulo, Brazil's biggest city, is hosting hundreds of street parties known as 'blocos'.

Photographer Chris Morphet travelled to Fair Isle 50 years ago to document designs which are still influencing fashion.

Voters born after 1980 had the lowest turnout rate in 2016. What will get them to the polls?

The Democratic race to decide who will take on Donald Trump in November's election resumes.

Jonathan Geary thought it was a joke when he was asked to try modelling but he could now help young men feel accepted.

Will foreign workers in the UK be able to stay, and more of your questions answered.

They will begin to replace the current burgundy passports, following the UK's departure from the EU.

The Ryanair boss says Muslim men should be profiled at airports because "that is where the threat is".

The PM describes the situation as grave as the total number of confirmed infections rises to 433.

A report by L'Arche finds that Jean Vanier, who died last year, abused women for decades.

BBC Sport speaks to boxing fans in Las Vegas at the weigh-in ahead of the eagerly anticipated rematch between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury.

The elderly female was spotted roaming a residential area in Monrovia, west of Los Angeles.

The deal is intended to end six years of conflict which has killed some 400,000 people.

Cristiano Ronaldo marks his 1,000th senior appearance by scoring in Juventus' Serie A game with SPAL on Saturday.

Chelsea move four points clear of Tottenham in the race for fourth place as goals from Olivier Giroud and Marcos Alonso secure Premier League win at Stamford Bridge.

Crowds cheer as the nine-year-old indigenous Australian takes centre-stage in the Queensland match.

The governor of Mecca says Asayel Slay's music video is an "insult to the customs" of the city.

Internet jokers cause a circular hole outside a bank to rise up the TripAdvisor rankings.

Scotland run in three tries against Italy in Rome to earn their first win in six games in the Six Nations and ease the pressure on head coach Gregor Townsend.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe says his Cherries side were "very harshly treated" after losing to Burnley in a game that had a pivotal video assistant referee decision at its centre.