Funews

There’s never a good time to run out of data. Switch today at

As Fidel Castro's ashes make a final journey from Havana to Santiago, Cubans try to come to terms with the death of their revolutionary leader. The route is the reverse of that taken by Castro and his rebels to mark their victory in overthrowing the forces of Fulgencio Batista in 1959. Video by the BBC's Anna Bressanin and Bruno Boelpaep

Please subscribe HERE In Pictures Hitters Good News

Twin sisters who've celebrated their 100th birthday have revealed the key to a long life is to "work hard and live well". Irene Crump and Phyllis Jones who live together in Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire, say they have always been close. They were born 25 minutes apart on November 20th, 1916 and attended the same school and shared their first job. They celebrated their birthday with a traditional Sunday roast. Video by Radio 5 Live - for more visit www.bbc.co.uk/5live

Please subscribe HERE In Pictures Hitters Good News

Donald Trump's war of Twitter words with China shows no signs of abating. After the row over his phone call with the president of Taiwan, he's now posted more tweets criticising China's economic and military policies. Beijing, though, is keeping diplomatically quiet about his latest tweets, saying only that it wants a "sound and stable relationship" with the United States. Here's our China Editor Carrie Gracie with her take

Please subscribe HERE In Pictures Hitters Good News

During his 26th appearance on Ellen's show, Justin discussed life on tour, dating, and he shared a big announcement!

Watch his exclusive performance here:

The US Army has decided not to allow a controversial oil pipeline to cross under a lake it controls in North Dakota. The Standing Rock Sue Tribe called it a "historic decision." They've been protesting since April against the pipeline which is near a reservation

Please subscribe HERE In Pictures Hitters Good News