Federico González runs the Radisson Hotel Group, and refuses to name his favourite place to stay.

Sharan Burrow wants to find alternative livelihoods for coal miners and therefore help protect our climate.

Figgy is Mexican-American but he can't speak Spanish - he explains why that matters.

Justin Rowlatt is attacked by bees in Ethiopia's Tigray province, where vast tracts of land have been regreened.

A UK lawyer says Germany is violating its constitution by denying citizenship to some descendants of Nazi victims.

The mysterious Emery Cross appears in woods near the Irish border village of Killea in Donegal.

The 19-year-old died after he was in collision with a car driven by a US diplomat's wife.

The guitar will be sold to pay for American guitarist Jerry Donahue's stroke rehabilitation costs.

Barry and Hellynne Lee, both 72, were caught on camera turning a hosepipe on Harold Burrows.

Israel Folau used a sermon to link Australia's bushfire crisis to same-sex marriage and abortion laws.

Some manage to escape on motorcycles after using rope ladders to get out of the Polytechnic University.

The interim government says it has flown supplies into La Paz to avoid protesters' road blocks.

Fresh clashes between protesters and the security forces erupted in Hong Kong. Tear gas and water cannon were met with petrol bombs, bricks and other improvised weapons.

The massive fire in the Flow Country in May doubled Scotland's greenhouse gas emissions while it burnt.

High parental expectations and being happy at school are also important factors, a study suggests.

Boris Johnson says public services will benefit as planned corporation tax cuts are put on hold.

Evidence of a cover up revealed by the BBC could lead to the ICC's first inquiry into the UK military.

England all-rounder Ben Stokes is using Australia opener David Warner to sell his new book, says Australia captain Tim Paine.

The children, in eastern Germany, got more than they bargained for from their fishing expedition.

Unusually, Gaza's rulers stayed out of the recent fighting, but the next time might be different.

A lawyer for one of Epstein's alleged victims says Prince Andrew's BBC interview was "depressing".