The migrants and refugees are now sleeping wherever they can after the camp burned to the ground.

With European museums on the back foot following Black Lives Matter protests, the emphasis moves to Nigeria.

The countries say they will end a violent border stand-off, but differences will be hard to overcome.

Our latest debunk of misinformation includes claims about the World Bank, thermometers and llamas.

The talks aim to end decades of war - but there are concerns over the protection of women's rights.

After months of virtual learning, some schools have now reopened their doors to pupils. But with the ongoing risk of coronavirus, what does the average school day now look like?

BBC reporter Bryony Hopkins explores how IBD impacts the lives of three young people.

A selection of remarkable images taken around the world this week.

The naturalist warns that a million species are at risk but says it is not too late to save them.

Boris Johnson calls for no return to "squabbling", but the EU ramps up opposition to UK plans.

The 22-year-old Slovenian woman was found guilty of cutting off her hand to make an insurance claim.

The president is accused of trying to obstruct a corruption probe - a charge he denies.

Dominic Thiem will face Alexander Zverev in Sunday's US Open men's final after defeating Russia's Daniil Medvedev in a semi-final of high quality.

The US Marine working for CIA had weapons and large amounts of cash, the Venezuelan president says.

As efforts to convert undecided voters, ramp up, not everyone is thrilled with the choice on offer.

From diamonds to mammoth bones: some gems you may not have seen this week.

The Boston Celtics reach the Eastern Conference finals after a 92-87 win against defending champions the Toronto Raptors in the series decider.

Alan Shearer thinks Manchester City will win the Premier League title back from Liverpool but says predictions are difficult until the transfer window closes on 5 October.

Donald Fear is the first person to win the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire jackpot in 14 years.

Her 1976 study, the Hite Report, shattered assumptions about female sexuality and sold 50m copies.

Frederick Nathaniel "Toots" Hibbert was the front man of reggae band Toots & the Maytals.