Criminal on Netflix: The restrictions of film and TV confined to one location
A new Netflix series is set entirely in a police interrogation room.
Musicians switch to outdoor rehearsal spaces
Photographer Jon Enoch's pictures of musicians rehearsing in London's open spaces.
The epic horse race across the Mongolian steppe
In 2009 the first ever Mongol Derby was raced across the vast expanse of the Mongolian Steppe.
Albanians and Serbs remain divided after the War
20-year-old Arian and 16-year-old Selena agree to meet on a bridge between their homes and debate their differences.
Why Africans should 'ditch one of their favourite dishes'
Zambia's vice-president calls for a radical change in the eating habits of the nation.
Rugby World Cup Japan: Eight things to know as event comes to Asia
Eight things to know as the competition comes to Asia, bringing with it some unexpected events.
A tale of two penalties - Klopp & Lampard on Champions League losses
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and Chelsea manager Frank Lampard were both left to reflect on key penalty incidents as they begin their Champions League campaigns with defeats.
Franco victim's daughter buried next to him after long battle
Ascensión Mendieta's tireless campaign after her father was shot by firing squad in Franco's Spain.
The robot that cleans floors and tells jokes
More than 100 fully autonomous cleaning robots are coming to Singapore this year, made by local manufacturer Lionsbot. Ella's job is cleaning the floors at the National Gallery.
Inside Afghanistan's 'no-man's land'
The BBC enters Taliban-controlled territory in Faryab province to meet those civilians most at risk.
'My derelict pub still got TripAdvisor reviews'
TripAdvisor says it is winning the fight against fake reviews using fraud detection technology.
Cash machines closing fastest in poor areas, chancellor told
Consumer group Which? urges the chancellor to act over the loss of free ATMs in poor communities.
The Papers: PM's 'warning' to judges and diabetes 'epidemic'
Wednesday's papers focus on the Supreme Court hearing over the PM's decision to suspend Parliament.
Israel election result too close to call - exit polls
Exit polls suggest there will be no clear winner in the country's second election in five months.
Barkley misses late penalty as Chelsea lose at home to Valencia
Substitute Ross Barkley misses a late penalty as Chelsea open their Champions League campaign by losing at home to Valencia.
Napoli score two late goals to beat Champions League holders Liverpool
Dries Mertens' penalty and a late Fernando Llorente goal condemned Liverpool to defeat in their Group E Champions League opener against Napoli.
BBC Briefing on energy: how do I use it?
Your downloadable guide to the UK's energy system and why it must change to meet climate pledges.
Are cities as bad for the environment as we think?
Cities have a bad reputation for pollution but - in terms of climate change - that might be unfair.
Afghanistan war: Taliban tell Trump their 'doors are open'
Negotiations remain the "only" path to peace, a top Taliban official tells the BBC's Lyse Doucet.
How one pilot survived WW2's biggest airborne operation
Jim Hooper was one of thousands captured by German troops in the Battle of Arnhem.