Your World

Sophia Hadjipantel is celebrating a fuller eyebrow and wants others to be more accepting.

Kieron Cummings reflects on graffiti as an art form and a crime, following the deaths of three graffiti artists who were hit by a train in south London.

Are YouTube beauty tutorials changing what we buy and how we see beauty around the world?

Millions enjoy gaming but for a few it can lead to addiction, which has been recognised as a condition for the first time.

Russian dancer Andrey Dragunov shares his personal story of being a deaf dancer.

Musical.ly, Tik Tok and OurFire: From cute couple to video stars.

He's a rapper, media mogul and presenter and he was married to Mariah Carey. But fame at a young age means Nick Cannon wants to catch up on one thing - an education.

Meet the 'end-of-life doulas' guiding people to their death.

The BBC's Amanda Kirton journeys from Britain to Jamaica and uncovers not only her family's hidden past but the dark history of the two islands.

Each year thousands of men fly to Turkey to go under the knife to stop them losing their hair. The BBC's Tiffany Sweeney follows one of them as he undergoes the costly procedure miles from home to see how effective the operation is.

This 15-year-old girl is raising awareness of climate issues at the Swedish parliament.

Sanjay Waghela built a makeshift raft to help people cross a filthy canal in the Indian city of Mumbai - saving them time and money. A ride costs just two rupees ($0.029)

Seok Chang-woo lost both his arms in an accident.

Benedict Anslow moved to Rathlin Island when he was 13.

Annie Segarra started #hotpersoninawheelchair after being constantly discriminated for being disabled.

For men, being told you are infertile can be a crushing and lonely experience.

Jamie Chadwick returns to the track since becoming the first woman to win Formula 3.

Despite living with illness, Alexis Fleming set up an animal hospice after her dog died.

The combination of sexism and racism that affects black women in everyday life.

Chinese designer Guo Pei on her journey from communist uniformity to global fashion fame.

Phillip Witcomb was sent to England after his biological father tried to kidnap him.

Black people make up only 0.2% of the population in Northern Ireland.

Ballet shoes in brown and bronze shades are being made in the UK for the first time.

Bobby was injecting heroin and crack cocaine up to six times a day. He's spoken to the BBC about what made him turn his life around.

Social media influencers and beauty bloggers are inspiring young women to embrace them.

If you are a young Christian in the UK, coming out can pose extra challenges. While some churches offer acceptance, others show hostility. It’s down to different interpretations of the Bible. Meet Aiko and David who both identify as Bible-believing, gay Christians, but who are walking very different paths.

Reality stars from shows such as Love Island are increasingly choosing to make money from social media rather than the traditional meet-and-greet nightclub appearances. Even before participants leave a programme, companies are recruiting them to post about their products on Instagram or to become brand ambassadors. Some of the top earners on Instagram - such as Kylie Jenner - are estimated to make up to £750,000 for one paid #ad post. But how are those without such a high price tag making it work for them? We spoke to Love Islanders Paul Knops and Jamie Jewitt to find out.

Paul Jacobs fought for the British army in Afghanistan. An explosion while on patrol blinded him when he was 20 years old. Now, aged 29, he's fighting his first boxing match without being able to see anything at all. He's facing a sighted man. Paul says boxing has really helped him with his PTSD. Some charities don't recommend competitive boxing after a brain injury.

Visa rules mean these partners have not been allowed to live in the UK.

Instagram weight loss star Jack Towers lost 18st, now he’s struggling with excess skin.