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South Africa: ANC 'decides Zuma must go'

Jacob Zuma is refusing to resign so his party has decided to issue a formal demand, reports say.

Winter Olympics: Kim Jong-un thanks South Korea for 'impressive' effort

The North Korean leader also called for further "livening up" of the relationship with the South.

Commonwealth in secret succession plans

The Commonwealth is beginning to decide who might succeed the Queen as head of the organisation.

'They were sexually exploiting the locals'

A former Oxfam employee says she told managers about alleged abuses in Haiti between 2009 and 2012.

In search of surrogates, foreign couples descend on Ukraine

Demand for surrogacy in Ukraine, one of Europe's poorest nations, is soaring. But what happens to the women involved?

Conte praises fans after Chelsea win eases pressure

Eden Hazard scores twice as Chelsea return to winning ways against bottom club West Brom to help ease the pressure on boss Antonio Conte.

Winter Olympics: Japan's Kei Saito given first doping ban in Pyeongchang

Japanese speed skater Kei Saito becomes the first athlete to be excluded from the 2018 Winter Olympics for a doping violation.

Russia whistleblower says his life is in jeopardy

The whistleblower who made allegations of Russian state-sponsored doping says his "life is in jeopardy".

Tracking down India's killer dogs

Oxfam sex claims: Employees 'exploited locals sexually'

Tunisia: How are they dealing with terror?

Barack and Michelle Obama's portraits unveiled

'I couldn't mourn my grandmother because I had my period'

How a traditional final rites ritual exposed a generational divide.

Amazon plans hundreds of layoffs

The e-commerce giant has grown rapidly in recent years but is now closing posts in Seattle and worldwide.

Island tax haven firms own 23,000 UK properties

Thousands of properties in England and Wales are owned by firms based in the British Virgin Islands.

Bitcoin energy use in Iceland set to overtake homes, says local firm

Data centres mining the crypto-currency will use more electricity than homes this year, an energy firm says.

Facebook broke German privacy laws, court rules

A German regional court rules that the social network failed to obtain proper consent to some of its features.

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