In the first of our Future of Work series, we look at how new tech could change our working lives.

Freezing the deceased in the hope of one day reviving them could become a mainstream service, advocates say.

Up to a million people are employed around the world as professional shoppers for clients in China.

Infrared technology and artificial intelligence offer a better way to take care of dementia patients. It can scan their vital signs 24 hours a day.

Tasmania makes national history by becoming the only state to have elected a minority of men.

The foreign minister's trip has prompted speculation of a link to a planned US-North Korea summit.

Both the UK and Malaysia faced nerve agent attacks on their soil, but they responded very differently.

Marielle Franco was a vocal critic of police violence and the military deployment in the favelas.

Leg-spinner Mason Crane will miss England's Test tour of New Zealand because of a stress fracture in his lower back.

BBC Sport looks back at the 1983 FA Cup final between Brighton and Manchester United, as the teams prepare to meet in this year's competition.

BBC Sport looks at the stats behind England manager Gareth Southgate "complex minefield" selection dilemma.

British snowboarding trio Ben Moore, James Barnes-Miller and Owen Pick all miss out on banked slalom medals in Pyeongchang.

Trainer Nicky Henderson is seeking a historic treble as he sends out Might Bite to race in the Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday.

Protesters clash with police after the death of a Senegalese man who they say was chased by officers.

Dozens reportedly die in bombardments as thousands flee parallel advances by Turkish and Syrian forces.

How Ireland's axis of excellence - Conor Murray and Johnny Sexton - could secure their place among their country's greats on Saturday.

Arsene Wenger says he would prefer to avoid a Europa League quarter-final with Atletico Madrid after Arsenal beat AC Milan to advance.

State TV and Russian social media users react to poisoning with alternative takes and scenarios.

At the age of 17 Sherry Denness tried to kill herself nine times in 10 days, and only then got the help she needed.

Boris Johnson says Vladimir Putin is "overwhelmingly likely" to have ordered Salisbury attack on ex-spy.

He shot to fame after his picture appeared on a fake story alleging he had married a snake.