Christchurch shootings: Flowers and the Haka
The Christchurch community remembered those killed with a large floral memorial and an outpouring of grief.
New Zealand gun laws will change, says PM
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says her country's gun laws "need to change" and "will change".
Theresa May asks MPs for 'honourable compromise' on Brexit
The prime minister is seeking to persuade MPs to back her Brexit deal at the third time of asking.
Anti-corruption candidate Zuzana Caputova leads Slovak poll
Lawyer Zuzana Caputova has a clear lead, but the presidential election will go to a second round.
Ethiopian Airlines: Boeing 737 Max crash relatives offered earth for ceremony
Relatives of victims of last Sunday's air crash are told it could take six months to identify remains.
Flood warnings issued across UK after rain
There are warnings in place in England, Scotland and Wales following heavy rainfall.
Sewing couture for Norwich puppet 'diva' Clementine
Puppeteer Mark Mander explains the challenges of creating miniature couture for a very special lady.
Secret indyref poll in 2014 'put Yes 4% ahead'
A secret opinion poll during the 2014 referendum caused panic among No campaigners.
Like a dog with a bone: The Bolivian helping strays
Why a Bolivian businessman gave up his career to feed hundreds of street dogs in La Paz.
Justice remains elusive for victims of war crimes in Syria
UN investigators have spent years collecting evidence, but turning that into prosecutions is difficult, says Jeremy Bowen.
Can you murder a robot?
Does it matter if we hurt a robot? And should we have rules to make sure they don't hurt us?
The VW boss mopping up Dieselgate
Hiltrud Werner is the only woman on the board of the troubled German car giant.
Viral cat videos and the man who watches thousands of them
Will Braden runs CatVideoFest - a project that raises thousands of dollars for animal shelters.
How climate change is sinking an Indian island.
Thousands of people still live on the Indian island, which has shrunk in size to just 4.5 sq km.
The woman who dresses 'like a boy' to work as a barber
Neha Sharma says in order to work as a barber, she must look "like a boy".
The village in Ghana where childbirth is banned
Women are sent away from Mamfe Dove community in Ghana to give birth to avoid "offending the gods".
The Gypsy mayor who wants Gypsies to mix with everyone else
France has about 500,000 gypsies but only one gypsy mayor - and he is not popular with gypsy voters.
'Was this our last chance to meet? I hope not' - Federer on Nadal's Indian Wells withdrawal
Roger Federer hopes he has not missed his last chance to play Rafael Nadal after the Spaniard withdrew from their Indian Wells semi-final.
McIlroy & Fleetwood trail Rahm by one ahead of final round of Players
Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood trail leader Jon Rahm by one shot going into the final round of the Players Championship at Sawgrass.
UFC London: Darren Till suffers shock loss against Jorge Masvidal
Liverpool's Darren Till suffers a shock loss to Jorge Masvidal in the main event at UFC London in front of a sold-out crowd at the O2 Arena.