Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "Valentine's Day".

New Zealand is set to introduce a radical measure to tame its soaring property market

Brendan Cox admits inappropriate behaviour that caused "hurt and offence" to women.

Thierry Millet is possibly Europe’s last remaining artisanal umbrella repair man.

He's running the UK's first business for space mining.

An exhibition of miniature dioramas offers a glimpse into a disappearing way of life in Hong Kong, reports Grace Tsoi from BBC Chinese.

Since 2011, all children in Armenia from six to eight years old have compulsory chess lessons - and some now are very good indeed.

Hugh Schofield has a weird and charming day in a wine region and asks questions about Brexit.

Kaviya Ilango is getting attention for her satirical and poignant sketches of "millennial problems".

Toronto’s LGBT community grieves after one of their own is charged with targeting and killing gay men.

Emma Watson is among 200 stars calling for an end to workplace sexual harassment ahead of the Baftas.

The blaze at the ancient Jokhang monastery in Lhasa was quickly put out, Chinese state media say.

The US president says the agency is "spending too much time trying to prove" Russia-Trump ties.

Mateusz Morawiecki said Jews were among the perpetrators of the Holocaust, drawing Israeli scorn.

Choi Minjeong wins the women's 1,500m short-track final to claim South Korea's third gold, while Canadian Samuel Girard wins the men's 1,000m.

Watch the run that won Norway's 22-year-old rail expert Oystein Braaten men's slopestyle gold in the 2018 Winter Olympics at Pyeongchang.

Great Britain's James Woods narrowly misses out on a medal in the men's ski slopestyle as Norway's Oystein Braaten wins gold.

Lizzy Yarnold is to consider her future after becoming the first Briton to defend a Winter Olympic title.

Aseman Airlines retracts a statement which said definitively that all 66 people aboard had died.

Austria's Marcel Hirscher secures his second gold of the Games with a commanding performance in the men's giant slalom in Pyeongchang.

Jose Mourinho says VAR still needs some work after Manchester United had a goal ruled out in their FA Cup fifth-round win at Huddersfield.