The behaviour of aid workers is under intense scrutiny. Are agencies doing enough to prevent abuse?

Police say Danny Filippidis can't remember much about how he went from a ski hill to Sacramento.

A dog thrown into a rubbish truck survives struggling against compacter blades and piles of rubbish.

Germany's Aljona Savchenko and Bruno Massot win figure skating pairs gold with a brilliant free programme - just a day after thinking they had blown their chances in the short section.

Watch Canadian rider Eliot Grondin's view as he crashes out in the snowboard cross at Pyeongchang.

David Hogg, 17, was about to start a science worksheet when the first shot rang out.

Quantum computing has taken a step forward with the recent development of a silicon-based programmable quantum processor.

The deputy PM's affair prompts the prime minister to ban sex between ministers and their staff.

BBC Sport looks at what Arsenal can expect when they travel to Ostersunds FK for their Europa League last-32 tie.

The real-time apps have become hugely popular, with million of players taking part in each quiz.

Tongan Pita Taufatofua competes in the 15km cross-country ski race, but expects his sister to be the only one left when he finishes.

The aerospace group has now written off a total of €8bn in losses on the military transport plane.

Former North Korean cheerleader Han Seo-hee shares what it was like being in the "army of beauties".

In his first presidential speech, the former mineworker and businessman vows to tackle corruption.

An agency in Spain has allegedly rejected a woman for a job on the grounds she was not a man.

Police in New Zealand and Australia say the "unauthorised" vehicles should not be on the roads.

A Chinese woman worried about theft joined her bag on the conveyor belt at train station security.

She was at an amusement park with her family when her hair became tangled in the wheels of a go-kart.

How an English manager, an irrepressible chairman and a modestly assembled squad have taken Ostersunds FK from the Swedish fourth tier to the Europa League knockout round in seven years.

Accused of hiring prostitutes in Haiti, the ex-executive rejects claim that he hosted a sex party.

Hailemariam Desalegn said he was stepping down in a bid to end unrest and a political crisis.