The fall of about 50 million hours a day came before major changes to the News Feed last month.

Exeter loose-head Alec Hepburn is set to make his England debut against Italy in Rome on Sunday as he is named in a 25-man squad.

Thousands across Canada have attended public veneration for the right forearm of St Francis Xavier.

A new BBC nature documentary is heading into uncharted territory.

Comedian Amy Vreeke has endometriosis and has written a comedy show about her condition.

Mum of three Vickie has used the ‘unschooling’ parenting method – which means she lets her kids decide what to eat, what to learn and when to go to bed.

It's 15 years since disaster struck as the Columbia returned to Earth following a research mission.

Bournemouth stun Chelsea to secure their first away win in seven Premier League matches with a three-goal victory at Stamford Bridge.

As a deadly disease spreads, the fight for a banana plantation in Mozambique might hold the key to saving the world's favourite fruit.

Youth from a small community in India that forces brides to prove their 'purity' fight for change.

In Croatia, thousands of people with mental illness live in institutions. Now, finally, some have moved out into the community.

While the US suffers an overdose epidemic, most of the world misses out on painkillers.

After years of bullying, he realised his strength when he threw one of his tormentors across a room.

A new law fuels concerns that armed groups may commit political violence without facing justice, writes the BBC's Selin Girit.

Women are cast as prostitutes and men portrayed as asexual or effeminate, say actors.

The broadcaster says it stands by its reporting of advice given to the nation's ex-PM and ministers.

The US president extends permits for 18 months, but shuts out those who came after August 2016.

The three-storey building in the northern city of Sapporo is home to mostly elderly residents.

Premier League clubs spend a January deadline-day record £150m to take their outlay for the month to £430m.

Israeli MPs react with fury, passing a counter-bill to make denial of Holocaust complicity illegal.

David Feeney says he cannot prove he renounced UK citizenship, defying constitutional rules.