The second partial shutdown in less than a month lasted five hours before Congress passed a budget deal.

The suspect was charged with numerous offenses, including possession and racing a motor vehicle.

The number of people who die each year while taking selfies in dangerous locations is on the rise.

Indian Muslims talk about being called Pakistani because of their religion.

BBC Sport presenter and eight-time British champion Graham Bell tackles the men's Olympic downhill ski course at the Jeongseon Alpine Centre in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones takes on England captain Dylan Hartley in an off-field battle of 'guess that quote'.

Figure skaters Vladimir Morozov and Evgenia Tarasova - part of the Olympic athletes from Russia team - set the highest score in their team pairs routine.

BBC Sport's Tim Warwood's insight into the culture, weather and even the latest technologies in 2018 Winter Olympics host city Pyeongchang.

Both parents and online internet users have criticised a plan to adopt the $700 uniforms.

She is the first member of North Korea's ruling family to visit the South since the Korean war.

South Korea's Seo Jung Hwa runs into trouble in her moguls qualifying run but France's Perrine Laffont "barely puts a foot wrong" on her way to the top of the leaderboard.

Riyad Mahrez defends himself from "untrue assumptions" about his absence from Leicester following a failed move to Manchester City.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 are on track for their worst weekly losses in six years.

Former national team boss Walter Smith rules himself out of the running to become the next Scotland manager.

The Indian officer was arrested for sharing documents with Pakistani spies masquerading as models.

The apparent snub comes amid closely watched diplomatic choreography at the opening ceremony.

The two were among the four "Beatles", a group of Britons who took part in Islamic State beheadings.

In 2016, Uganda registered more refugees than any other country, mostly coming from South Sudan.

The social network is testing a feature that lets people hide offensive comments.

A survivor of the Hualien earthquake returns to his former home.

Stephen Laing, curator of the British Motor Museum in Warwickshire, explains why people in the UK drive on the left.