Gulf of Oman tanker attacks: US video shows 'Iran removing mine'
The BBC's Frank Gardner looks at the evidence the US says proves Iran's involvement in Thursday's attacks in the Gulf of Oman.
Euthanasia: 'I don’t feel like I’m killing the patient’
Doctor Yves de Locht practices euthanasia but feels for emotional reasons he can only do one a month.
Keanu Reeves and Cyberpunk 2077: Gaming doesn't need legitimising
The actor talks to Radio 1 Newsbeat at E3 about his starring role in the game Cyberpunk 2077.
The robot that understands irony and other news
BBC Click's Paul Carter looks at some of the week's best technology stories.
Kim Kardashian West talks criminal justice at White House
At a White House event she promoted a new rideshare scheme that aims to help former convicts get jobs.
How strangers mobilised against Hong Kong police
The demonstrators have said they had not planned their movements in advance.
63-year old dance instructor: 'Exercise saved my life'
63-year-old Catherine Mathebe is fighting to reduce obesity in South Africa after exercise changed her life.
How the US-China trade war squeezes California's wine country
Chinese tariffs have targeted the US agricultural industry as farmers are a key voting bloc for Trump.
What's killing Yosemite's trees?
Ten years into a unique scientific project researchers have tracked dramatic changes to the forest.
Hong Kong protests: Police use tear gas on protesters
Violent clashes have broken out in Hong Kong amid protests against a controversial extradition bill.
Nicaraguans celebrate release of 'political prisoners'
The government releases dozens of activists arrested during anti-government protests.
Baby elephant takes first wobbly steps
The Asian elephant was born at Pairi Daiza zoo in Belgium.
The public art project that entranced post-Cold War Berlin
In June 1995 artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude wrapped the Reichstag in Berlin in fabric.
Stateless in Africa: Why 700,000 have their 'dreams ended'
Sixteen-year-old Peter is a stateless citizen, which means he won't be able to finish his schooling.
Why people are taking to the streets in Hong Kong
The BBC's Helier Cheung looks at why a proposed law is proving controversial and how it could have an impact outside of Asia.
Tearful Jon Stewart rebukes Congress over 9/11 fund
The comic blasts lawmakers over treatment of 9/11 rescue workers injured or sickened at Ground Zero.
Kathua child rape and murder: A mother's fight for justice
The BBC’s Divya Arya meets the mother of a Muslim girl raped and murdered in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Trump and Biden exchange personal insults
Dismissed as a "dummy" and "loser", how did the former vice-president hit back at his rival?
Lovers reunited 75 years on from WW2
Journalists in France helped bring a US veteran back together with his wartime sweetheart.