Applications are open in several provinces for roles that do not appear to involve front-line combat.

How did suspected Boko Haram militants manage to kidnap more than 100 girls from a school in Nigeria?

Terms like "don't agree" and "re-election" are also banned after a proposal to keep Xi Jinping in office.

A video of a Chinese boy urinating in a lift prompts calls for better education in the home.

She asserts the "right as a daughter to believe my father" on sexual misconduct allegations.

An 18-nation World Cup of Tennis Finals is planned as the International Tennis Federation revamps the Davis Cup.

A contract killing is suspected as the journalist had been investigating alleged fraud.

Ellie-May Clark collapsed at home after a Newport doctor imposed a "10 minute" late rule, an inquest hears.

Manchester City need to win the Champions League to turn an excellent season into an unbelievable one, says Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer.

The animal is safely rescued from a home in Tennessee after tornadoes ripped through the state.

Homeless people in Brussels could be detained overnight if they refuse shelter as a cold snap bites.

The president says it's "very sad" as his appeal against the Obama-era scheme is denied.

Fernando Alonso and McLaren have a bad start to F1 pre-season testing as the Spaniard loses a wheel six laps into his running.

Rosie Bancroft's prosthetic leg was in her car which was stolen during a burglary on Saturday night.

Which striker has earned his side the most points? Why West Brom still have hope of survival, and more Premier League stats.

The president says he would have tried to stop the gunman who killed 17 in a Florida school.

The Supreme Court is considering changes that may affect 5m workers. This is why it matters.

The Clerks director says he "was filled with a sense of calm" and thought he was going to die.

Climate change could drive most of the birds' global population from their current nesting islands.

From priests in a snowball fight at the Vatican City to icy scenes in Switzerland.

Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright "could not make a case" for Arsene Wenger to remain as manager beyond the end of the season.