As F1 races in Saudi Arabia, can it be a positive thing for female and LGBT rights?

Previous incursions have led to accusations of looting and abuse, so will it be different this time?

Parag Agrawal, Twitter's new CEO, is the latest of several Indian-Americans leading global tech firms.

A selection of powerful images from all over the globe, taken this week.

BBC journalist Tom Brada, who happens to be British and Jewish, investigates what's going on.

How abortion rights in the US look likely to be changed by a conservative majority Supreme Court.

They arrived like rock stars 10 years ago and their love life has been the source of endless speculation.

A British engineer believes he may help solve one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.

Thomas Hughes will serve 21 years and Emma Tustin a minimum of 29 for the killing and torture of his son.

Connor Gibson was also charged with offences relating to the Sexual Offences Act 2009.

Authorities say the Michigan couple's son killed four students with his father's handgun.

A cinema that breached Covid pass rules then refused to close will have its Covid grants reviewed.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces a number of new restrictions in a televised address.

But government ministers are accused of giving mixed messages on events over the festive period.

The Labour MP accuses the government of stoking a culture war that will harm anyone "slightly different".

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc emerges unscathed from a 150mph crash as Lewis Hamilton ends practice fastest at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Social services are facing questions about their actions before Arthur Labinjo-Hughes was killed.

Kyren Wilson reaches the semi-finals of the UK Championship for the first time with a thrilling 6-5 victory over seven-time champion Ronnie O'Sullivan.

The man is so keen to get a vaccine pass he turns up with a plastic arm, but doctors aren't fooled.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.