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Rangers' administrators Duff & Phelps claim they have enough money to cover the players' return to full wages.

The US neighbourhood watchman charged with the murder of a black unarmed teenager has his bail revoked and must surrender himself within 48 hours.

A fabric which is a good conductor of electricity but so thin it is invisible to the naked eye, has been made by scientists in Devon.

After a promising start The Voice has seen audience numbers slip ahead of Saturday's final.

Serious drugs cheats are more likely to miss an Olympic Games under new World Anti Doping Agency rules.

A 22-year-old man is in hospital with life-threatening head injuries after being attacked outside a mosque in the West Midlands.

A man is convicted of murdering his son, estranged wife and her father in a fire started when he and a friend squirted petrol through their letterbox.

Plans for a large spinning column of cloud to appear over the Wirral estuary are given the go-ahead.

Britain's Andy Murray beats Santiago Giraldo of Colombia 6-3 6-4 6-4 to reach the last 16 of the French Open.

Rory Cellan-Jones takes a quick look at Windows 8, Microsoft's latest operating system, designed for touchscreen technology.

Syria is sliding towards all-out civil war, British Foreign Secretary William Hague warns.

Footballer Ched Evans lodges an appeal against his conviction for rape, the Court of Appeal confirms.

Boat crews' pride as they prepare to sail with Queen

A Bristol father is jailed for killing his toddler son by giving him the heroin substitute methadone.

A huge Ulster Freedom Fighters mural is to be painted over in south Belfast after businessmen told paramilitaries it was bad for investment.

Scotland international Garry O'Connor is found guilty of possessing cocaine and obstructing police after an incident in the centre of Edinburgh.

What does rat experiment mean for humans?

Serbia's new President, nationalist Tomislav Nikolic, denies that the Srebrenica massacre of some 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Bosnia in 1995 was genocide.

A Swedish chemistry professor's 10 year-old son has his name put on a research paper in a scientific journal after helping his father solve a complex chemistry problem.

Astronomers use a high-resolution radio technique for the first time to hunt for signals from potentially habitable planets - but turn up nothing.