She's taking a break from acting to focus on activism, here's a reminder of the causes she supports.

Where does the #MeToo movement leave male strip dancers? Newsnight's Emily Maitlis finds out.

A court says the ex-president's recent pardon will not count in a case involving six dead farmers.

The government wants the number to rise from 360 to 500 by 2023 but farmers are unhappy.

More than 100 people may have been killed in the Damascus area of the Eastern Ghouta.

Every year 2.6m babies around the world don't survive beyond a month but Malawi's number is dropping.

Jeffrey Kong creates objects using Lego. He says it can be used as a form of self-expression

Warm words have raised expectations of improved relations between the two countries.

Some of the 100 girls thought to have been abducted in Nigeria have been found, officials say.

A team of engineers trek into the remote region to bring a community electricity for the first time.

Wilkes shoots more than 1,500 images of a scene and then blends them into a single photograph.

The trip is designed to warn people about the dangers of illegal crossings, say the owners.

Fish farming is big business and producers are adopting new technologies to expand and cut costs.

Kyle Smith says the 10-3 victory over Norway was Team GB's "best performance so far" as they took a huge step towards the semi-finals.

BBC Sport has taken a look at some of the horrible "bumps and bruises" Winter Olympians have had to overcome.

The Brexit secretary promises the UK will maintain high standards and regulations outside the EU.

Campaigners may want new laws to fight pollution but the remedies already exist, a new report argues.

Marie Martinod says her silver medal sends an inspirational message, as Cassie Sharpe wins the women's ski halfpipe final in Pyeongchang.

Three businessmen from Naples vanished on New Year's Eve after reportedly being detained by police.

Plants appeared on land 100 million years earlier than previously thought, according to new research.

While well-known on the UK High Street, the banking giant makes most of its money outside of Britain.