As British tourists begin to return, the BBC finds out what has changed since 2015's deadly beach shooting.

Here's how Barack and Michelle Obama reacted to seeing their official portraits unveiled.

The US president's daughter-in-law is taken to hospital after exposure to a white powder.

Ireen Wust becomes the most successful Dutch Olympian of all time as she wins the women's 1500m speed skating title at the Pyeongchang Games.

A duty free event offered higher minimum purchase rates to Chinese travellers, sparking outrage on social media.

Survivors of the worst single atrocity of Liberia's civil war in 1990 bring a perpetrator to court.

Footage shows the iceberg scientists hope will reveal an Antarctic realm hidden for thousands of years.

Prop Joe Marler - set to return from his latest ban for the game against Scotland - says he has been given a stern warning over his discipline by England boss Eddie Jones.

Eden Hazard scores twice as Chelsea return to winning ways against bottom club West Brom to help ease the pressure on boss Antonio Conte.

A rogue police unit stole drugs and cash worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and became a menace to the community it was meant to protect.

Mr Trump's proposed budget includes funds to transition the space station from public to private.

Canada's Eric Radford says he "might explode with pride" after winning a milestone gold.

A former Oxfam employee says she told managers about alleged abuses in Haiti between 2009 and 2012.

Demand for surrogacy in Ukraine, one of Europe's poorest nations, is soaring. But what happens to the women involved?

Kelechi Okafor has started 'twerkshops' to empower women, especially those who have experienced hard times.

A third of all rabies deaths worldwide occur in India - so what is being done to tackle the problem?

In a blue-collar New Jersey town, young men and women dream of becoming the next wrestling superstar.

Romy McCluskey's late mother said butterflies were a sign she would always be with her. Those words inspired a remarkable act.

Indonesia's province of Papua is naturally rich but life can be harsh, with disease and starvation.

As places of worship have become targets, training sessions are meant to increase readiness.

Younger riders are more willing to take the risks that earn a rewards, says Ski Sunday analyst Ed Leigh.