A BBC investigation finds a co-ordinated campaign pushing pro-government Papua lines on social media.

Long-distance great Eliud Kipchoge says he'll feel like the first man on the Moon if he does it.

Jewish people in Halle told the BBC they experience anti-Semitic abuse and false promises from politicians.

Meat is an essential part of daily life for Kenya's Maasai. But Anthony Mututua is a rare vegetarian.

Have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?

Why they are so prestigious, and the background of some of the previous winners.

Ruth Murray wanted to stay connected to her late brother but then a stranger answered his phone.

Churches are increasingly using social media and specialist software to help reach their congregations.

BBC North America correspondent Anthony Zurcher breaks down everything you need to know.

"I hope we can mediate," Donald Trump says, as concerns grow in the US over Turkey's move into Syria.

Apple's removal of an app used to track Hong Kong police leads to claims it was bowing to Beijing pressure.

Formula 1 cancels all activities at the Japanese Grand Prix on Saturday as a result of the threat of Typhoon Hagibis.

The EU's chief negotiator urges patience, as the deadline for reaching a deal with the UK nears.

Markets have edged higher amid renewed optimism over the talks, despite diplomatic tensions.

Demonstrators release police officers after making some of them carry the coffin of a dead activist.

The man molested a seven-year-old girl after luring her away from the toy aisle of a Kmart store.

For Hong Kong businesses, voicing support for China or the police can make them a target.

Will this debate break the deadlock between Justin Trudeau's Liberals and the Conservatives?

MOTDx travels to Copenhagen to meet football boot collector Jakob Michaelsen and his hoard of more than 400 pairs of worn boots, featuring some iconic footwear past and present.

Gareth Southgate has no problems in attack but he must solve England's defensive flaws or quality opposition will rip them apart, says BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty.

A foreign ministry spokesman says the vessel was struck twice, suffering some damage.