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In 1914, in a poignant moment of shared humanity, British and German troops entered into a spontaneous ceasefire over the Christmas period.

Almost 15,000 suspected criminals and addicts are detained in a week-long operation, police say.

The West Bank city of Bethlehem, usually bustling at this time of year, is subdued as war goes on in Gaza.

Awni Eldous, who ran a small gaming channel, was one of the first Palestinian children to be killed in the war.

For some, nothing that beats the sweet, creamy, slightly baked flavour of British chocolate, while others find it an affront to their tastebuds. But why does it taste that way at all?

The suspect said he wanted to repeat Thursday's shooting in neighbouring Czech Republic, police say.

Saturday's attack caused a fire on board the chemical tanker in the Indian Ocean, the US military says.

The pages of medieval books are stalked by a ferocious monster: the fighting snail.

An Alabama woman gives birth to Roxi and Rebel after a "one-in-a-million" dicavitary pregnancy.

The Elephant House cafe was close to the source of a major fire in one of Edinburgh's main thoroughfares.

Rebecca Payne has seen baby seals, king penguins and the northern lights.

Aylo, the porn website's parent company, agreed to pay $1.8m and compensate victims after a court case.

New plans to restrict the online gaming industry in the country send shares in tech giants tumbling.

The horror at Charles University lasted 21 minutes, but the shooter is linked to two other crimes.

Authorities are probing an incident where a surgeon allegedly punched the patient he was operating on.

Judge says hacker remains a high risk through his skills and motivation to carry out cyber-crime.

Another 25 people are also injured in the deadliest attack in modern Czech history, officials say.

Glynn Simmons says his nearly half-century in prison is a "lesson in resilience and tenacity".

At least 20,000 Palestinians in Gaza have been reported killed in the war, according to Hamas.

South Korea's Suneung, which determines college admission, is one of the hardest exams in the world.

The Trump campaign vows to challenge the historic decision, which does not apply to other states.

Research on a skeleton dug up during road works have shed light on the history of Roman Britain.

Scandal, near-bankruptcy and uncertainty have plagued the 148-year-old company for almost a decade.

The BBC has interviewed more than 100 dancers who say a “damaging” culture existed during their training.