Tina Chan developed the PASS Kit after experiencing anxiety and depression while at college.

Following the strike and mass protests seen nationwide during the International Women’s Day in March, left-wing parties are calling for women’s rights while conservative parties hit back at what they consider "radical feminism".

The so-called "watering" of the women on Easter Monday is an old fertility rite that dates back to pre-Christian times.

About 500 people took part this year in the "Georgi ride", a deeply rooted tradition that sees priests bless the horses, sprinkling holy water on each one of them.

With roots in traditional skydiving, it involves flying inside a glass-walled, vertical wind tunnel, rather than jumping out of a plane.

The Trump administration on Monday told five nations, including allies Japan, South Korea and Turkey, that they will no longer be exempt from U.S. sanctions if they continue to import oil from Iran.

Gun salutes at the Tower of London and Hyde park marked the Queen's birthday

The book has raised more than GBP10,000 for charity and is nominated for the Gourmand World Cookbook awards in China.

The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery performed a gun salute in Hyde Park.

Television comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who has no political experience and few detailed policies, beat the incumbent Petro Poroshenko who has been in power for five years.

Euronews correspondent Galina Polonskaya reports that some Russian politicians are hailing the comedian's victory as a rejection by the Ukrainian voters of Poroshenko's anti-Russian stance.

In 1989 Prince Harry wore Victorian page boy attire to his Uncle's wedding.

The Swedish teenage environment activist made a powerful speech as she urged climate-change protesters not to give up on their plight.

Stevo Pendarovski, North Macedonia’s pro-Western candidate narrowly won the first round of a presidential vote, a year after the country saw a controversial name change.

Parisians held Easter mass at the smaller Saint-Eustache catholic church after Notre-Dame was devastated in a fire on Monday.

Huge blaze breaks out on West Yorkshire moorland

Extinction Rebellion protests continue for the seventh day in London.

The Royal family attended an Easter Sunday Service at St George's Chapel.

Russia says wildfires in the Siberia region are under control but at least 25 people have been hurt and over 80 homes destroyed

Ukrainians are voting in a presidential election with a choice between a TV comedian or a billionaire businessman

Royal Baby Countdown: Prince Harry dressed as shepherd

Happy 93rd Birthday to the Queen! A look back at last year

At least two of the hotels and one of the churches are in the nation's capital Colombo. The other church is in Negombo, north of Colombo.

Twenty years ago, 13 people were killed when two teenage boys dressed in black trench coats killed a teacher and 12 students and wounded dozens of others.

Security sources found over 100 million euros at the former president Omar al-Bashir's house.

Tens of thousands of Afghan soldiers have been killed and injured in the past four years. This is their story.

Fighters loyal to the Government of National Unity are trying to defend their city from a two week long attack by the eastern based Libyan National Army.

Miniature guide horse in training on Newcastle Metro

Rafa Nadal has suffered a shock semi-final defeat against Italian Fabio Fognini at the Monte Carlo Masters.

Seven men, five women and a child died in the shooting.

Kosovo has brought back 110 citizens from Syria, including jihadists who fought in the civil war and 74 children.

Police in the French capital fire tear gas as a number of motorbikes are set on fire by protesters.

The blaze started in the Peruvian capital's commercial zone.

Londoners returned to march on the capital after more than 700 protesters were arrested earlier in the week.

If he wins President Al Sisi could stay in power until 2030 and the role of the already powerful military would be boosted too.

The Pope led the prayers at the traditional Via Crucis Good Friday service at Rome's Colosseum

Royal Baby Countdown: Prince Harry plays on a fire engine

Police release footage of Derry shooting suspect

Ukraine's presidential election candidates have taken part in a stadium debate with polls showing TV comedian Volodmyr Zelensky ahead of Petro Poroshenko

Police remove protesters boat blockade from London's Oxford Circus

A judge orders prison time for former Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski who is accused to taking bribes from Brazilian construction company Odebrecht

Isatou Nyang from the Gambia was born with an impairment to both legs and gets about in a wheelchair. She's physically disabled but she is also a top level athlete. Isatou is hoping to represent the Gambia at the Paralympic Games - for a second time.

Two suspects are arrested after police in Northern Ireland release footage of the incident in which journalist Lyra McKee was shot dead in Londonderry

Lyra Mckee, 29, was a celebrated young journalist who had signed a two-book deal with publisher Faber and Faber.

US Democrats have issued a subpoena to try to force the Department of Justice to hand over the full unredacted version of the Mueller report

Democracy is worth celebrating, at least that's the message of the Democracy Alive festival.

Journalist Lyra McKee has been shot and killed during NI violence

Actress Emma Thompson joins London climate protest