Pentagon correspondent Courtney Kube was talking about Turkish airstrikes when her son appeared.

Mayhem hits the streets of Ecuador's capital as demonstrators and riot police clash violently.

East Germany's last communist leader talks about the fall of communism and his love of Russia.

Girls in Kenya's biggest slum are breaking their silence about parental and sexual abuse.

The BBC travelled to Canadian cities to talk to voters ahead of the federal election on 21 October.

US photographer Justin J Wee has chronic back pain and uses images to depict living with pain.

Student Sophie Bennett developed anxiety and depression but then she discovered surf lifesaving.

A growing number of countries will now sell foreigners one of their passports - for a price.

The US wants European countries to take back detained nationals who joined IS - has anyone done so?

England's World Cup match against France is called off because of Typhoon Hagibis, but Scotland must wait on their crucial game, while Ireland's fixture is set to go ahead.

US Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan was shouted off stage in Washington DC. Was it right?

Data from Google Maps could help cities plan to lower emissions.

The US secretary of state defends President Trump after Turkey launches an offensive in northern Syria.

Polish author Olga Tokarczuk and Austria's Peter Handke win the prize, which had a year off in 2018.

Ireland's PM calls Brexit talks "very positive" and "very promising", with UK-EU meetings set to resume on Friday.

In one of the world's most gridlocked cities, the president's spokesman says: "Leave earlier."

China's outrage shows the tricky balance for companies operating there and perceptions back home.

Snowboarder Ellie Soutter's mother talks to the BBC about losing her daughter, finding her voice and helping others.

The so-called IS Beatles - who grew up in the UK - are at a secure location, President Trump says.

Eimi Haga handed in what looked like a blank sheet of paper - but left her professor a crucial clue.

Head coach Eddie Jones says England are upset by the cancellation of their World Cup match against France but back World Rugby's decision.