A look at key foreign issues on which new Secretary of State Mike Pompeo might sway President Trump.

After President Trump withdrew from a climate agreement, Prof Hawking warns of the threat from global warming.

From Washington to LA, lessons stop for 17 minutes to remember the 17 killed in Parkland a month ago.

A short history of A Brief History of Time - Hawking's blockbuster.

Luis Eladio Pérez, a Colombian senator, was kidnapped by Farc rebels in 2001.

Stephen Hawking quiz: How much do you know about scientist Stephen Hawking, his life and his theories?

Tottenham and England striker Harry Kane suffered damaged ankle ligaments in Sunday's win over Bournemouth and will be out until next month.

Meet the reporter who gave the actress "a 15,000 word love letter" to Legally Blonde.

Three far-right activists from Austria, Canada and the US were stopped when trying to travel to the United Kingdom.

Six models of the AmazonBasics product have been identified as posing a burns hazard.

Pre-race favourite Altior wins the Queen Mother Champion Chase on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival.

Nicaraguan police confirm to the BBC the arrest of 22-year-old Orlando Tercero.

A diplomatic spat erupts after Australia says white farmers need "help from a civilised country".

Phone companies agree to turn off mobile internet for 24 hours in Bali to mark the local New Year.

The alert comes as Kick 'em Jenny, in the eastern Caribbean, shows increased activity.

Prof Hawking has appeared in everything from The Simpsons to a Monty Python sketch.

"I think he's done more than anyone else," says a former student.

The CNBC contributor will lead the National Economic Council after Gary Cohn quit, the White House says.

The blood testing company, its founder and former president are charged with deceiving investors.

England captain Dylan Hartley and wing Elliot Daly are both declared fit for Saturday's Six Nations match with Grand Slam-chasing Ireland.

The reality TV star's 'Khlo-C-D' organisation tutorials have been seen to trivialise mental illness.