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I've been working as the bbc�*s correspondent in seoul forjust over a year and for all the time i've been here, north korea's borders have been shut. i knew these border closures would be having a big impact on people's lives. so, when i arrived, i wanted to find a way to hear from people inside the country. north koreans are forbidden from talking to anyone outside the country — particularly journalists. there are a couple of specialist news organisations that have a network of sources in north korea. we decided to try and work with one of these organisations to speak directly to people i...

Family gatherings have been taken place for centuries and for the most part, over many years they have been mainly at weddings and funerals. However, in the rushed life of so many, not even the weddings and funerals brought families together.

About what's been happening inside the country. sometimes, people describe north korea as a black hole of information, and that black hole has become significantly darker over the last few years. for months, we've been communicating in secret with three people who've risked their lives to expose the disaster unfolding. we've used animations and actors to illustrate their words... these days, watching and sharing foreign videos is severely punished. one wrong move and you're facing execution. ..and a desperate struggle for survival. food supplies are so low, i people have started dying. i want ...

This week, reports started circulating that mps will question itv bosses over the development to see how the issue had been handled by the organisation. we have since heard that itv executives have been told to expect questions about safeguarding and also about the potential abuse of power. the bbc�*s correspondent who interviewed philip said his past was made more delicate by the presenters of emotional state. the man who presented himself yesterday was in such an emotional state as we thought he would be. that really did way extremely heavily on the entire editorial approach that we took. ...

From police if you want to avoid being a victim of mobile phone fraud is this. number one, if you use a pin or pass code to unlock your phone, make sure you use a different one to open up the banking and financial apps inside your phone. numbertwo, neverstore a pin or pass code on your phone. if criminals get hold of it, they will search it and they will find them. number three, always be aware of your surroundings when you are using your mobile, especially if you're doing online banking. there's lots more advice in an article on the bbc news website and the hope from police is, the more of us...