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Survivors of Friday's massacre in Syria tell the BBC of their terror as regime forces killed their families, although Damascus denies their claims.

The Canadian government introduces legislation to force striking workers at Canadian Pacific Railway to go back to their jobs.

Colin Montgomerie makes a 900-mile round trip for a new putter but fails to qualify for the US Open on Monday.

The provincial government of Quebec, Canada, resumes talks with student groups in Quebec City in an effort to end a standoff over tuition fee hikes.

The advertising watchdog reverses its decision not to investigate a billboard campaign for Channel 4's Big Fat Gypsy Weddings.

Fifa is set to appoint top human rights lawyer Luis Moreno Ocampo as the first head of the ethics committee's investigations arm.

The government is to reverse its plan to impose VAT on Cornish pasties and reduce the proposed charges on static caravans, the BBC learns.

Rangers' administrators say notice of company voluntary arrangement meetings will be sent to creditors on Tuesday.

Boris Johnson on Newsnight has accused the government of trying to kick a decision about a new airport into "the long grass" until after the next election.

People living near an East Yorkshire port say their homes have been infested with flies after waste was left on the docks.

Colombia's Farc rebels release a tape, broadcast on Venezuelan TV, showing the first images of the abducted French journalist, Romeo Langlois.

A woman who was being treated in London for rabies has died, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust says.

A search and rescue operation is underway for a missing teenager at a disused quarry in County Tyrone.

The name is released of a 28-year-old woman killed in a stabbing in Lisburn.

Bryn Terfel carries Olympic torch into Bangor's Faenol park for a celebration on Monday evening

What treatment does Abu Qatada face if finally returned to Jordan?

Abu Qatada will remain in prison in the UK until his deportation appeal is heard in October, a judge has ruled.

Andy Murray dismisses concerns over his fitness ahead of Tuesday's meeting with Tatsuma Ito in the French Open first round.

The brother of a Pakistani doctor recently sentenced to 33 years in prison for helping US intelligence calls for an appeal of the verdict.

A 1000 year-old tomb, containing the skeletal remains of over 70 people - most of them thought to be children - is discovered in Peru.