Swiss photographer Roger Eberhard`s book "Standard" compiles images of standard hotel rooms around the world alongside the views from the hotel window. Photos: Standard hotel rooms: Can you guess the city from the skyline? Hide Caption 19 of 24Photos: Room 4320, Sydney: The anonymity here reaches into the hotel room. Hide Caption 1 of 24Photos: Room 1306, Tel Aviv: Our gallery opened, if you hadn`t already guessed, with Tel Aviv. Eberhard`s standard view reveals no clear indicators of location.

Image copyright Iceland Monitor/Eggert Johannesson Image caption Grimur Grimsson leads the investigation into the murderThis is unusual in Iceland. Image copyright Iceland Monitor/Eggert Johannesson Image caption Seven hundred people took part in the search for Birna when she was reported missingIceland is united in grief. Image copyright Iceland Monitor/Eggert JohannessonThe 20-year-old goes out on the Friday night, to a music venue. Anna Margret Bjornsson has covered the murder of Birna Brjansdottir for Iceland Monitor (mbl.is)Read more local coverage on the case here: Image copyright EPA Image caption Icelandic women have reacted defiantly to news of Birna`s murderTwo nations, united in grief over a girl who could have been anyone`s sister, daughter or girlfriend.

Everywhere you look, Mr Koh is surrounded by epic piles of newspapers, flattened posters and boxes overflowing with tapes. "Since Mr Koh left the Museum in 1993 his archive has become a respected artwork in its own right. "Mr Koh`s story began when he joined the National Museum of Singapore as a museum assistant in 1985. "Working at the museum was my university," remembers Mr Koh. Image copyright Koh Nguang How Image caption Among Mr Koh`s many artefacts is a picture of Singapore`s first reggae band Igta, playing in the 1980sImage copyright Koh Nguang How Image caption Mr Koh documented one of their first gigsOver time the archive evolved from being a collection of Mr Koh`s enthusiasms into a record of art education in the region.

Donald Trump and Aung San Suu Kyi have more in common than you might think. After all, Ms Suu Kyi is still new in office and constitutionally does not control the army or police. Now Ms Suu Kyi is in power, things are rather different. The problem is that Ms Suu Kyi could stop the inflammatory propaganda. "Verification challengesThe problem for Ms Suu Kyi is that it is more than just rumours.

More on Holocaust Memorial Day:MPs mark Holocaust Memorial DayHolocaust Memorial Day: What can we learn? As the UK marks Holocaust Memorial Day, Mrs Pollack issues a stark warning about the importance of learning the lessons from history. "That`s the amazing, revolutionary, remarkable change that happened in 1945," says Philippe Sands, an international human rights lawyer who has worked extensively on war crimes prosecutions. Antiques Roadshow sheds new light on ring belonging to Jane HainingiWonder: Why did ordinary people commit atrocities in the Holocaust? Those railway lines - which can be still seen at Auschwitz today - extended to almost every corner of Europe.

There are less than two million Gambians, and by percentage of population more people head to Europe than any other nation. Seven different political parties joined forces, plucking Mr Barrow from relative obscurity to drive President Jammeh from power. People here are poor and it`s strikingly clear whose relatives have made it to Europe, because they are building fantastic new homes. Mr Ceesay`s family were initially disappointed he hadn`t made it - they`d supported his plan to head to Europe and try to earn money to send home. Mr Ceesay, 26, got as far as Burkina Faso before he was captured by an organised crime syndicate.