How hot is too hot to work? The BBC visits Cambodia's sweltering brick kilns to find out.

Bushra Bibi, who married Khan in 2018, is given a 14 year prison sentence for corruption.

Thousands of sheep and cattle are stranded off the Australian coast after a crisis in the Middle East.

The sentencing comes a day after he was given 10 years for leaking state secrets- a case he called bogus.

Tens of millions will vote in a lopsided poll - with one ex-PM behind bars and stable government unlikely.

Georgie Purcell says an image of her was doctored to enlarge her breasts and expose her midriff.

The woman in her 20s is in a serious but stable condition after being bitten on the leg.

Nearly $6tn has been wiped off Chinese and Hong Kong stocks since their most recent peak three years ago.

"He is so down to earth, he sang in Urdu, what can be bigger than that?" say Pakistani band Aur.

England produce one of their best ever away wins, stunning India with a 28-run victory in a heart-stopping finish to th…

The missile launch follows months of weapons testing by communist North Korea, raising tensions.

Butter chicken - a curry popular around the world - is now in the middle of a court battle in India.

Davvid Levi has been documenting the history of his family and that of other Jews in India's Chennai city.

UK relatives have read victim impact statements to two men who conspired to kill their loved ones in 2002.

Beijing cites story of Chinese man who fell prey to a honey trap by foreign spies.

The arson attack in a revered Kyoto animation studio killed 36 people and injured dozens more.

Consumers shunned the skincare brand after Tokyo released treated water from Fukushima nuclear plant.

A challenge from ultra-nationalist Buddhist monks is piling pressure on the loathed coup leader.

Kim Jong Un's recent military actions and a significant departure in ideology has worried watchers.

Umar Khalid, who was arrested three years ago for alleged involvement in riots, is still waiting for a trial.

Zee considers legal action after Sony ends the planned $10bn merger of the firms' Indian operations.

Rescue efforts are under way in sub-zero temperatures in the remote province of Yunnan.

The new temple in Ayodhya has stirred up memories for the community caught up in 1992's violence.

It becomes only the fifth country to soft-land on the Moon but power supply problems may hinder its mission.

Kim Kwang-ho faces negligence charges in relation to the tragedy which left 159 people dead.

Parents of students who died after a boat capsized in India's Gujarat state allege negligence by authorities.

UN officials have been granted access to Diego Garcia two years after asylum seekers landed there.

The Balochistan region has become a fighting ground between Iran and Pakistan - here's why.

State media said the test of underwater attack drones was in response to recent US-South Korea drills.

Iranian attacks hit targets in Syria, Iraq and Pakistan over two days. Why, and why now?

The military response comes two days after Iran launched strikes in Pakistan against "terrorist targets".

They returned to vote in an election that China framed as a choice between war and peace.

Heather Mack helped to kill her mother and stuff her body in a suitcase in Bali a decade ago.

The man, reportedly a 55-year-old American, said he did not remember what happened.

Once the world's most populous nation, China was overtaken by India last year according to the UN.

The country's foreign ministry has called the airstrike - which Iran says targeted militants - illegal.

The fake video appears to show Sachin Tendulkar promoting an online gaming app.

A man was arrested for slapping a pilot, while others were seen eating food on the Mumbai airport tarmac.

The Arakan Army says it has taken control of Paletwa, in Chin State, a key trading post with India.

Ten years after they left home to live with IS in Syria, Kyrgyz women are being allowed to go home.

The island nation has asked Delhi to withdraw its troops from the country by 15 March.

Just days after Taiwan's presidential election, the country has lost one of its few allies.

The British singer has hopped on a remake of Tu Hai Kahan by Pakistani band Aur.

Beijing accuses the US of violating its commitment to maintain only unofficial ties with Taiwan.

Ko Wen-je has irrevocably altered Taiwan's political landscape by appealing to Taiwan's young voters.

Prince Abdul Mateen waves at well-wishers from an open-top Rolls Royce as he weds Yang Mulia Anisha Rosnah.

How William Lai manages Beijing, and how Beijing reacts to him, will determine his presidency.

The move is likely to anger Beijing which reviles Mr Lai and his pro-sovereignty party.

New Zealand's former PM marries TV presenter Clarke Gayford in a Hawke's Bay vineyard.

The issue - which divides the nation along age lines - has come to the fore after a new law passed.

Jinny Kim brought eyelash extensions to the UK in 2003 and has treated many of the rich and famous.

Kannada-language protesters recently hit the headlines for tearing down English billboards in Bengaluru.

Tensions have escalated after three Maldivian ministers made derogatory comments about India's PM Modi.

Beijing has made its position clear on Taiwan, but what do the country's citizens want?

The US and China have held their first talks since 2021, days before a crucial election in Taiwan.

The BBC reports from one of the few places in the city where you can eat dog meat ahead of a ban.

The conmen in Bihar state promised to pay huge sums of money to men to get childless women pregnant.

Taiwan has become what Beijing has always dreaded: a separate place with a separate people.

Cancer treatment centres have clubbed together to bulk-buy drugs and bring down costs by more than 85%.

Unique flavour combinations and profiles represent how Taiwan's unique identity is starting to take shape.

More than 120 people have been confirmed dead since Monday's 7.5 magnitude earthquake.

A Buddhist temple and goods trucks have been attacked following a train fire that killed four on Friday.

Aditya-L1 has been travelling towards the Sun for more than four months since launch on 2 September.

Screenwriters in one of the world's largest film industries say they want better working conditions.

The US promises to raise what is calls a significant and concerning escalation at the UN Security Council.

Cyber kidnapping is on the rise - surveillance, online threats then the victim hiding from relatives.

The BBC's Jean Mackenzie made it to one of the worst affected towns after a powerful earthquake rocked Japan.

Experts credit the crew's training and passengers' compliance with safety protocols.

Pictures show the aircraft on fire while it is travelling along the runway at the busy airport.

Both countries have been trialling visa-free travel programmes to boost tourism recovery post-Covid.

Lee Jae-myung was stabbed on the left side of his neck during a news conference during a visit to Busan.

India has become only the second country to launch such a mission after the US.