Zehra Doğan, a Kurdish journalist and artist, was sentenced to nearly three years in jail for a painting but was determined to continue sharing stories.

Journalists are dying or being imprisoned for carrying out their work across the globe.

Seven of the 11 women's rights activists detained last year have now gained limited release.

Former billionaire John Kapoor was found guilty of bribing doctors to prescribe addictive painkillers.

Labour also suffers losses in the local elections, as resurgent Lib Dems gain more than 700 seats.

Madrid says it will not allow Venezuela to arrest Leopoldo López, who is in its embassy in Caracas.

Attempts are made to trace families of Sussex veterans who filmed messages in Asia.

People in a Caracas opposition stronghold fear they are not doing enough to topple President Maduro.

A European study followed 972 male couples, where one was living with HIV, over an eight-year period.

News of the engagement emerged after she was seen attending a ceremony with a ring on her left hand.

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino on how he turned Spurs into Champions League contenders and their aims now they have moved into their £1bn stadium.

The eastern state of Orissa is directly in the path of the storm.

Arsenal's chances of reaching the final of the Europa League remain "50-50," says manager Unai Emery despite a first-leg victory.

Maurizio Sarri says he left Eden Hazard out of the Chelsea starting line-up against Eintracht Frankfurt to keep the forward fresh.

Protesters continue their sit-in outside military HQ to demand that the army stands aside.

The six men were being questioned over links to a Buddhist rebel army in Rakhine state.

This quiet, teen revolution could pave the way to Madagascar's sustainable future.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says goalkeeper David de Gea will keep his place for Sunday's trip to Huddersfield.

Police in Europe and the US raid a huge dark web marketplace for drugs and stolen data.

There's evidence music can ameliorate symptoms of dementia - and also bring vital moments of joy.

A first league title for 29 years lies tantalisingly within reach for Liverpool but why have their previous attempts to regain their crown ended in failure and what is different this time?