Deforestation has driven the leopards into sugarcane fields, where they often stray into nearby homes.

Dasha Buben takes pictures of the victims of domestic abuse in Belarus, in the hope their confidence will grow.

Violence and regulation mean home is an increasingly hostile place for transgender Kyrgyz.

An international expedition next year will try to reach the site of a major new iceberg.

French boxer and author Aya Cissoko is encouraging other women to take a stand.

Four teenage entrepreneurs making millions explain how they did it and give us their top tips.

It's the 25th anniversary of a political deal that ended three decades of violence in Northern Ireland.

The lives of the hardworking tea pluckers who produce Ceylon tea.

Donald Trump isn't the first president to send the National Guard to the border.

Data harvesting is a multi-billion dollar industry privacy campaigners believe is far too opaque.

The move, which has been strongly condemned by other Farc members, follows a request by a US court.

For many in the country, the ex-leader who was jailed for corruption still holds a special place.

The US president has said "nothing's off the table" - so what options are on the table?

The US leader says a response will come "shortly" to Saturday's alleged chemical attack in Syria.

Double Commonwealth champion Tom Daley pulls out of the 10m individual platform but still aims to compete in the synchronised event.

England's Harry Tanfield takes silver in the men's time trial to join brother Charlie as a medallist on the Gold Coast.

England's Ali Jawad wins bronze in the men's Para-powerlighting lightweight division and treats us to an early contender for celebration of the games.

Xi Jinping vows to open up parts of the country's economy amid US trade row but is low on specifics.

England defeat Scotland 21-14 21-17 to reach the men's volleyball semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games.

England's Harry Tanfield seems surprised when his coach tells him he is in gold medal position in the men's individual time trial, but he eventually finished second behind Cameron Meyer of Australia.

A scientific cruise next year will look for Ernest Shackleton's famous lost ship given the opportunity.