AFOTY nominee Victor Moses lost his parents at 11 and arrived in London with no English before finding success in football.

Wigan winger Ryan Colclough scores twice and is then substituted so he can attend the birth of his second child.

Forty years on from the inaugural London-New York Concorde service, those who flew on the iconic aircraft share their memories.

A gay rights activist's bright yellow tomb has divided Italy - so should graves have to be grey?

Researchers from the BMJ questioned 30,000 people aged 18-34 from 21 different countries.

One cafe is charging customers over $60 for a cup of rare coffee. But who pays that just for coffee?

A policeman in Pakistan has become famous after his singing became an online hit.

Ricard believes Catalonia will eventually be independent from Spain

Saad Hariri thrust Lebanon into crisis when he resigned during a trip to Saudi Arabia.

How an Icelandic firm called Marel became the world's largest manufacturer of food processing machinery.

A Pakistani actress is stuck in a seven-year-long court case over whether she is married or not.

In Japan they apologise when a train leaves 20 seconds early. Are other countries so exacting?

The biohacker movement wants to cure disease without the help of government or big companies

Former The Partridge Family star and singer David Cassidy dies aged 67, his family says.

Zimbabweans celebrate late into the night after Robert Mugabe resigns, ending 37-year rule.

Instead of getting irate when their flight was delayed, these Canadian passengers had a singalong.

Victoria's Secret held its annual show in Shanghai on Monday - it's first fashion event in China.

The jumbo jets ended up on an e-shopping website after a court failed to sell them offline.

He raced across the border on foot, closely pursued by North Korean troops who shot him several times.

Three service members are reportedly being reassigned following the incident in Asia.

The story of a Serb who has opened a culture centre in Sarajevo.