Thousands of foreign companies are yet to be fined for breaking a new UK transparency law. The BBC’s Data Journalism team (@nassos_, @HarrietAgerholm + @willdahlgreen) found fines worth up to £1bn have not yet been imposed - including firms with links to Russian oligarchs.

Successful Asian women - like New Yorker writer @JiayangFan - are being trolled online. But who's behind the abuse? Many of the troll accounts have Western names and faces, but they behave like bots, not real people.

South Africa's President Ramaphosa says its energy crisis is an 'existential threat' to SA's economy & social fabric. He's promising to bring the daily power cuts 'to an end'. 7 mins on a story that's about more than electricity. Produced by Floyd Cush, Michael Cox, Mary Fuller.

New footage from the cafe where pro-war blogger Vladlen Tatarsky was killed has fueled speculation Darya Trepova knew there would be an explosion. But what does the video actually show? Latest from me with @joshcheetham @Danict89 @SoyaInk @Jacqui_Galvin

Our new @BBCtrending⁩ series kicks off on ⁦@bbcworldservice⁩ and ⁦@BBCSounds⁩ today. #Trolled lifts the lid on online abuse and trolling around the world. In episode 1 ⁦⁦@mariannaspring⁩ investigates what’s going on at Twitter…

Pictures of Donald Trump being arrested have spread online this week - here’s how to spot they’re fake. By me and @KayleenDevlin

For decades, unmarried women and girls were detained in mother and baby homes in Ireland and had their children taken away. The final report of a govt inquiry into the homes is published today. One such home is Bessborough House. It closed in 1998. https://t.co/UM7fCOtZem

Latest BBC Long Read: "It was an epic and tumultuous day by any standards..." Elegantly written by @BBCJonSopel produced by @paulkerley

Latest BBC Long Read: "As Wang Fei lay dying in hospital, another location, a 40-minute drive from the Huanan Seafood Market, was already becoming the focus of an altogether different theory" By @TheJohnSudworth https://t.co/kOdjulZXml

After thirty years, football’s natural order has been restored. Delighted for Liverpool. Brilliant team, inspirational manager, wonderful club. #LFC

Latest BBC Long Read: This is what motivated Steve Walker to tell this story: 'It was during this difficult time, of having to ‘shut down my brother’s dream’, that I came to realise that what happened to my brother wasn’t an isolated incident'

Finished Martin Windrow’s The Last Valley: Dien Bien Phu and the French Defeat in Vietnam. Brutal.

It’s been such a long road for Aasia Bibi. Here’s the excellent @ShumailaJaffery look back at her story

Latest BBC Long Read: "In a cupboard, in a caravan park in northern England, there is a pair of Italian leather dancing shoes..." @BBCDomC @steveswannBBC https://t.co/k34tqKgsvn

Today’s lovely long read is the story of Carlos Ghosn’s rise, arrest and extraordinary escape by @Theothebald and @wingcommander1 https://t.co/80Xlzdkbpi

Finished John Stubbs’s Jonathan Swift: The Reluctant Rebel. Compendious.

If you've started watching the Trial of Christine Keeler, the latest BBC Long Read by @TanyaGold1 is a must read. It's a must read anyway - "Misogyny dies hard".

Finished Yuval Noah Harari's Sapiens. Interesting generalisation.

Finished Mikhail Sholokhov‘S And Quiet Flows The Don. Brutal/poetic.

What really happened in London Bridge terror attack. And did a bus accidentally get hit? 300 seconds on London Bridge