The failure to tackle female genital mutilation (FGM) is a "national scandal" with as many as 170,000 victims in the UK, MPs say.

The BBC's Kiki Sriregar looks at the merchandise being sold ahead of the Indonesian presidential election.

Bank of England deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe says the UK housing market poses the "biggest risk" to the UK economy.

Tom Brook speaks to British actor James Corden about his rising profile and cracking the American market.

Workers' wages peak in their late 30s, official data shows, unlike the mid-1970s when people were paid the most when they were aged in their late 20s.

A major study into the potential of fracking to contaminate drinking water with methane is published, highlighting where shale deposits and aquifers coincide.

An orthodox rabbi joins millions of Muslims around Britain to fast for Ramadan, in a bid to increase understanding between the two faiths.

The new Ukrainian defence minister vows to hold "a victory parade" in Crimea as fighting continues against pro-Russian rebels in the east.