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Anti-government protesters in Basra, Iraq, are demanding reliable electricity and water.

Mike Hall was hit by a car during a "Hunger Games on wheels" race across Australia, an inquest hears.

Dara O'Briain says comedians often feel intimated by the environment on the show.

By seeking help for PTSD, Bodyguard's David Budd could make a difference, an Army veteran says.

Former Love Island contestant Katie Salmon says she was accused of being in a same-sex couple for publicity.

A small debt for unpaid council tax multiplied many times when Nigel Hurst was declared bankrupt - and caused him to take his life.

Sir Keir Starmer attacks PM's Chequers plan, as Labour members prepare to debate a new referendum.

There are many myths and misunderstandings about evolution - how much do you know?

Protections for survivors and children were inadequate in 7 out of 10 cases, inspectors said.

Rodney D Sieh, editor of Liberia's FrontPageAfrica, reflects on what his career says about journalism in West Africa.

Abhilash Tomy was rescued 2,000 miles from land, but is there a worse place to have an accident at sea?

Is Donald Trump right to say that the US contributes too much to the UN?

Yayut Ciswas is the last living tribesperson in Taiwan with a traditional full face tattoo.

Tuesday's front pages scrutinise Labour's renationalisation policies.

Refilwe Ledwaba is South Africa’s first black female helicopter pilot and wants other women to follow her.

The goal of real-time natural language translation is getting closer, but mistakes still happen.

The father of British snowboarder Ellie Soutter hopes a foundation set up in her memory will help end the "vicious cycle" around athletes' funding.

The 2012 death was originally ruled a suicide, but Dellen Millard shot his sleeping dad in the eye.

Wada president Sir Craig Reedie responds to critics of the controversial decision to reinstate Russia, asking what they would have done differently.

She's now facing preliminary felony charges for allowing students to drive.