Footage obtained by the BBC gives a rare insight into life in the conflict-hit city of Taiz.

Swansea reject an approach from Brighton who want boss Graham Potter to become their new manager.

Hungary's conservative PM has drawn the fire of liberals for his policies on immigration and press freedom.

Liverpool's Andy Robertson believes Jurgen Klopp's side will return stronger after missing out on the Premier League title.

On tax, China and treatment of women, Eric Schmidt tells BBC he will defend Google for a "very long time".

The experiences of giving birth on either side of Atlantic can be very different.

Tiger Woods' quest for a 16th major provides an irresistible narrative to this week's PGA Championship, says BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter.

Heatwaves, housing and a turbulent leadership - what will drive Australian voters next weekend?

Theiyvanai started working as a child in India. Now, she wants politicians to guarantee fair wages.

Polish police turned up at an activist's home at 6am and charged her with offending religious feelings.

Hatari - Iceland's entry for Eurovision 2019 - dress in fetish gear and perform techno mixed with hardcore rock.

A look at how the elite part of Venezuela's capital is coping in the political and economic crisis.

Sudan's protesters remain defiant during the Muslim fasting month.

How virtual reality tech is finally beginning to fulfil its potential for business.

Nine films to look out for at this year's Hollywood-tinged film festival.

A Californian couple said the glyphosate-based product Roundup had caused their cancer.

Attorney General William Barr orders an examination into the origins of the investigation.

With Mental Health Awareness Week starting Monday, BBC Sport got five men in a room to sit down and discuss their own issues with mental health.

Donald Trump says tariffs are benefitting the US, but economists disagree.