Betty Bigombe led peace talks in Uganda with Joseph Kony, leader of the notorious Lord's Resistance Army.

French social media campaign #FillTheBottle is highlighting the environmental impact of cigarettes.

There's a growing fashion for fossils, but some argue it is undermining scientific research.

In a quiet area of Berlin, local residents call for police to do more to stem far-right attacks.

The singer's eighth album tells the stories of spies, nuns and poets that history has overlooked.

Iran claims humanitarian supplies are being impeded by US sanctions - are they?

Wanda Vázquez is the US territory's new governor after her predecessor is forced to stand down.

Atomik is made with grain and water from the abandoned area around the damaged nuclear power plant.

It says India's telecommunications ban and other moves will "will exacerbate the human rights situation".

Colin Kaepernick says he is "still ready" to play in the NFL despite being without a contract for 889 days.

How well do you remember the biggest Premier League transfers of the previous 10 summers?

The surprise rise in exports in July comes as Beijing braces for a fresh round of US tariffs.

The moment a 6.0 magnitude earthquake shook Taiwan has been caught on night camera. Footage shows sleeping cats in an apartment being woken up.

How is the Spanish clothing giant able to buck the trend of many of its struggling High Street competitors?

The US pop singer's 22-day diet could lead to nutritional deficiencies, experts say.

Arsenal sign Brazil defender David Luiz from Chelsea to join the £25m purchase of Kieran Tierney from Celtic.

The MP is stoking a "Cold War mentality" by arguing Australia must pre-empt threats, China says.

Three-time champion Serena Williams beats Elise Mertens in straight sets to reach the third round of the Rogers Cup in Toronto.

Tottenham's hopes of signing Paulo Dybala from Juventus are over because the Italians decide not to sell the 25-year-old Argentina forward.

Children came home to find their parents gone after the co-ordinated immigration raids.

An average of 125 knife possession offences involving women and girls are recorded in England each month.