Ask America hear from voters in a dozen US states about talking politics with friends and family.

Viewing and listening guide to the US mid-term election results on the BBC.

Australian Patricia Fox, 72, has repeatedly denounced President Rodrigo Duterte's security crackdowns.

Large crowds attend the funeral of Maulana Sami ul-Haq amid fears his death could trigger violence.

A chemical that makes brain tumours glow could help surgeons safely remove brain cancer, a study suggests.

Prince Khaled bin Talal was held for months after criticising a crackdown on corruption.

Twins George and Tom Burgess test their knowledge about each other in BBC Sport's 'Know Your Bro' challenge before England's second Test against New Zealand on Sunday.

Owen Farrell admits he did not know which way the referee would rule on a huge 84th-minute tackle that sealed England's 12-11 win over South Africa.

A chalk map carved into a Wiltshire hill has been restored by volunteers in time for Armistice Day.

Dozens more were injured after a lorry hit other cars at a toll station in Lanzhou, Gansu province.

Two families die after their house is submerged on the island of Sicily, as bad weather hits Italy.

England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow is ruled out of the first Test against Sri Lanka at Galle because of his ankle injury.

For everyone present at Cardiff City Stadium, Saturday was a strange day. We hear from those at the ground as Leicester return to action after the death of their owner.

Sheikh Ali Salman was accused of spying for Qatar after Bahrain cut ties with the rival state.

Roger Federer says fellow tennis great Serena Williams "went too far" in her outburst at the umpire during the US Open final.

Wayne Rooney is set to come out of international retirement to play for England for a farewell game against the United States at Wembley.

The taxi-hailing firm says it has no plans to launch similar service in the UK at present.

Ross Edgley, 33, consumed more than 500 bananas during his 1,780-mile journey around Great Britain.

The Australian actress had claimed to be the "first-ever plus-sized girl" to be a romcom lead.

Jamie Vardy and Kasper Schmeichel are among those joining Buddhist prayers for the club's owner.

The Islamist militants were killed in a desert shoot-out, Egypt's interior ministry says.