BBC News Long Reads

The ship that brought the Pilgrims 400 years ago has been politicised since the founding of the US.

The softly spoken Naomi Osaka is finding her voice to become a leader on and off the tennis court, after her second US Open title.

All Emily's previous children have been taken into care. Social services now have to make a decision on her 10th.

As Leeds return to the Premier League, a BBC World Service Sport documentary profiles the man masterminding their success.

Kris Griffiths never imagined his father would take his own life. Now thinks he missed some red flags.

A convent in southern France secretly gave sanctuary to 83 Jewish children during World War Two.

When Marvel's first black male superhero was cast, Boseman revealed there had been "weird signs" that it might happen.

Lockdown rules mean pregnant women must have scans alone - but what if there's bad news?

Justin Williams decided things had to change. He loved cycling but it hadn't loved him back. It was time to do things his way.

For some people Covid just will not go away. One woman who thinks she had it has made an Instagram diary.