They had been demanding the waiving of loans, better prices and tribal land rights.

England's Paul Casey beats Tiger Woods by one shot to win his second PGA Title at the Valspar Championship.

The helicopter was carrying six people and three passengers are in a critical condition in hospital.

The rights group says the build-up "raises urgent concerns" about the safety of returning Rohingya.

Right-wing parties who opposed the peace deal take the lead, but the Farc are assured some seats.

Watch the quirkier moments from the Six Nations, featuring proud mums, a reluctant man of the match and celebrations for champions Ireland.

Liam Williams was replaced during Wales' 38-14 victory over Italy because of coach Warren Gatland's fears the "emotional player" might get sent off.

Who has been treated like a child? Who is back in business? Find out in Garth Crooks' team of the week and pick your own selection too.

Pyongyang has remained silent since the US agreed to participate in direct talks.

Liam Livingstone promises to "take the bull by the horns" if he gets the chance to make his Test debut on England's tour of New Zealand.

The BBC's Howard Zhang explains why it matters that China has scrapped presidential term limits.

Theresa May is urged to take firm action against whoever targeted Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.

Police shot and killed a man who attacked guards at the Iranian ambassador's residence with a knife.

Simona Halep survives a scare to reach the fourth round at Indian Wells but French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko is beaten.

With just over a year to go before the UK is due to leave the EU, where does public opinion stand?

The Greek Superleague is indefinitely suspended after PAOK Salonika's president invades the pitch with a gun during a match.

The airline blames Kathmandu air traffic control but authorities speak of an "unusual" landing.

Millie Knight may be celebrating her second silver medal at the Winter Paralympics, but her mum Suzanne says the past year has been her daughter’s toughest yet.

Great Britain's first Paralympic snowboarders all miss out on snowboard cross medals, while the wheelchair curlers beat Sweden.

One hiker, who was trekking to celebrate women's day, walked injured for a mile before being rescued.

How often do tales of hitchhiking end with hopes of a Winter Paralympic medal?