England head coach Eddie Jones is confronted outside Manchester Oxford Road train station the day after his side's Six Nations defeat by Scotland.

BBC News's Stephanie Hegarty is at the school where more than 100 Nigerian schoolgirls were abducted.

If confirmed, it would be a rare case of a European fighting alongside insurgents in Afghanistan.

A magazine featuring a model holding a child to her bare breast divides opinion.

The arrest of the 57-year-old shocks a small town where the mayor says he was a "well liked" man.

Oscar-nominated films with a female lead made 33% more profit than male-led films.

Flights are cancelled and roads are gridlocked as snow falls and the death toll rises across Europe.

Canadian exporters breed their own animals for the pet market, beating Mexico into second place.

She says her two adopted children are facing racist abuse amid anti-immigrant electoral rhetoric.

The Emir of Kano's fake account has more than 200,000 followers and is officially verified.

In a Reddit thread, the Microsoft founder expresses his concerns about digital currencies like Bitcoin.

The BBC meets the families and friends waiting for news of the schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram.

The AI code found quirks in the Atari game code that let it score a lot of points, researchers found.

Snow and freezing weather causes disruption to sporting fixtures scheduled for the coming days.

Evidence suggests leader Kim Jong-un and his father fraudulently obtained passports from Brazil.

How have the lives of three people with dementia changed three years on from when we first met them?

It's not Australia's first same-sex wedding, but it is the first on top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The Syrian Red Crescent says it evacuated an elderly Pakistani and his wife from the Eastern Ghouta.

The National Front leader could face prison over graphic images she posted on Twitter.

Houston Rockets superstar James Harden produces some outrageous showboating, humiliating Wesley Johnson of the Los Angeles Clippers.

The former Prime Minister Tony Blair tells Brexitcast he believes Brexit is "an historic mistake" and "if there's any way we can undo it then we should".