From Adele's comeback to Glastonbury's birthday bash, here's the best music of the next 12 months.

Muslims in India tell the BBC of police brutality, and why they fear losing their citizenship rights.

With around one million species at risk, how do conservationists decide what species to save?

The plan to revitalise Gare du Nord will include sports areas and medical labs - but critics are not convinced.

Maya was one of dozens of trans women killed in Pakistan in recent years, many of the murders unsolved.

Months after long-time ruler Omar al-Bashir was toppled, how has life changed for Sudanese?

Newly-released video shows testimony against Seal accused of war crimes but championed by Trump.

Officials say seizing the West Africa-bound shipment is a major setback for drug traffickers.

The UN General Assembly passes a resolution calling on Myanmar to stop hatred towards minorities.

Giannis Antetokounmpo used to sell sunglasses on the streets of Athens to help his family make ends meet. Now he is a global NBA icon.

Margo Perin was 13 when her father asked if she wanted a nose job. It soon became clear she had no choice.

Thai Navy Seal Beirut Pakbara contracted the infection during the rescue at Tham Luang cave.

At least 76 people are killed by a massive vehicle bomb during morning rush hour in Mogadishu.

Test your knowledge of sporting moments from the past decade with our quiz.

Who made the cut? Who missed out? BBC Sport readers picked their England team of the decade - and here are the results.

BBC chief football writer Phil McNulty recalls the day hosts Brazil were humiliated in the 2014 World Cup semi-finals.

The Cabinet Office says it is "looking into" how addresses of New Year Honour recipients were published online.

Authorities suspect the boat may have originated from North Korea.

Thousands of firefighters can claim up to A$6,000 ($4,200) after spending weeks battling the flames.

Rory Burns' unbeaten 77 gives England hope of chasing an unlikely 376 to beat South Africa in the first Test in Centurion.

Under the scheme, police were allowed to hold sex workers and their clients for up to two years.