Woman wins 'confusing' bus gate appeal

Tina Chan developed the PASS Kit after experiencing anxiety and depression while at college.

The book has raised more than GBP10,000 for charity and is nominated for the Gourmand World Cookbook awards in China.

Tens of thousands of Afghan soldiers have been killed and injured in the past four years. This is their story.

Police in the French capital fire tear gas as a number of motorbikes are set on fire by protesters.

Actress Emma Thompson defends her decision to fly to London from the US to attend a climate change protest.

The redacted report gives clues to that legal question and also why the president was not interviewed in person.

BBC Africa's What's New meet with Nigerian Arinze Stanley Egbengwu who creates hyper-realistic pictures that look like photographs.

Paulette was threatened with deportation to Jamaica despite living in the UK for 50 years.

A team of conservators are working to breathe new life into a collection of Buddha statues destroyed by the Taliban

Three quarters of a million people in the UK speak little or no English. In some cases, parents are relying on their kids to help them learn.

Several black actors and models say their industries need more stylists capable of caring for their hair.

Norway's 'Under' combines the disciplines of architecture, marine biology and gastronomy.

Audun lived a normal city life. But fed up with being annoyed all the time, he moved to the Arctic with his wife and bought some dogs.

French architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte talks about the Notre-Dame fire.

Micah Herndon's legs gave way around 22 miles into the race. But that didn't stop him from finishing.

Sudanese society remains divided, says opposition politician Ghazi Salahuddin Atabani.

Scientists are looking to the wild to find nutritious and sustainable solutions to growing food insecurity. They now report that they have found the food for the future in insects, as livestock grazing and farming become increasingly unsustainable...

Johann Vexo was evacuated from Notre-Dame whilst playing the organ.

African women often suffer from traction alopecia - a type of hair loss that is sometimes irreversible and caused by prolonged wearing of braids, wigs and weaves among other hairstyles where hair is tightly pulled. In today's Life Clinic, we look ...

Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno tells the BBC why his government revoked Julian Assange's asylum.

Hundreds of people gathered in tribute to the devastated Notre-Dame cathedral.

How far can you go to do good despite having a health condition, BBC Life clinic met Patrick Kilonzo, a generous man who spends his afternoons driving to drought stricken wildlife to deliver 10000 litres of water despite battling a chronic kidne...

The main structure of the cathedral has been saved, according to a Paris fire official.

President Macron says Notre-Dame will be rebuilt after a huge fire destroyed a large section of the cathedral.