Suicide rates among US police are on the rise. But it's long been an unspoken reality of the job. Why?

How should firms plan for the death of a worker, when the topic is often taboo?

Cassava is very dangerous if not prepared properly, so how did people develop and share that knowledge?

Dame Stephanie Shirley was among thousands of children sent to the UK by their parents to save them from the Nazis

Nene Nwayo says she's been asked for sex and to bleach her skin to get roles in Nigerian films.

The star's fifth album is the soundtrack to an imaginary 1980s horror movie.

Serena Williams underlines her tag as the US Open favourite with a brutal quarter-final win over China's Wang Qiang in just 44 minutes.

Jonathan Blake gives his daily roundup of the key Brexit events in British politics.

Aerial images show a trail of destruction, as the death toll rises to at least 20.

The Swiss 20-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer loses to Grigor Dimitrov in a late-night thriller.

The Chinese tech giant, at the heart of a US-China power struggle, gave no evidence for its allegations.

Boris Johnson pushes Labour for a national poll as MPs prepare to vote on halting no-deal Brexit.

Nearly 1.3 tonnes of the drug was found concealed in towels and bathrobes at Felixstowe port.

Talking at the launch of an eco-tourism project the Duke of Sussex discussed how individuals can all play a part

Endangered carnivorous plants are being reintroduced in an attempt to reverse their decline.

Formula Two driver Juan Manuel Correa - injured in the accident that killed French driver Anthoine Hubert last Saturday - is moved to intensive care in Britain.

Harlequins centre Joe Marchant will start England's final warm-up match against Italy on Friday despite not being part of the World Cup squad.

British number one Johanna Konta says she has "a lot to smile about" after her latest Grand Slam bid ends in a US Open quarter-final defeat.

Footage reveals the extent of damage caused by the category five storm, the largest ever in Bahamas.

A group of Inter Milan fans claim Cagliari supporters were showing Romelu Lukaku a form of "respect" when they aimed monkey chants at him on Sunday.

The sailors - five Indians, one Latvian and one Russian - have already left the Stena Impero.