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British artists sell their work from the back of their motors

Ministers say they will consider the economic impact to London residents of loss of sleep when considering the future of night flights into Heathrow.

A gross failure to provide basic medical attention to a mother in childbirth at Wales' biggest hospital contributed to her baby's death, a coroner finds.

At least one person has died and around 2,000 people have been made homeless as three days of intense rains hit Chile.

A fire at a shopping centre in the Qatari capital Doha kills at least 19 people, 13 of them children, eyewitnesses and officials say.

Bahraini human rights activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja is said to be ending his 110-day hunger strike, as another detained activist, Nabeel Rajab, is released.

About 23,000 households are left without power and Memorial Day services are cancelled as tropical storm Beryl hits the south-eastern coast of the US.

SDLP leader Alasdair McDonnell says he will consult lawyers over plans for the Girdwood Barracks site.

Sudan will start pulling its troops out of the disputed border area of Abyei as peace talks with the South are due to begin on Tuesday, a spokesman says.

Islamist candidate Mohammed Mursi and Hosni Mubarak-era politician Ahmed Shafiq will contest a presidential run-off in June, Egypt's election commission confirms.

New aerial pictures show progress at the Olympic Park

Two men are found guilty of the murder of a takeaway delivery driver who had been punched, kicked and stamped on.

England sweep to a nine-wicket victory over West Indies in the second Test at Trent Bridge to wrap up the series with a match to spare.

England midfielder Gareth Barry is ruled out of Euro 2012 because of a groin injury, the Football Association confirms.

UK medic recalls treating friend and foe at Goose Green

Former Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko says there is "no real problem" with racism in Ukraine ahead of Euro 2012.

A woman from the North East of England has been arrested on suspicion of smuggling over a million pounds worth of cocaine into Indonesia.

A man who posted a Twitter message threatening to blow up an airport must have his case heard again by three judges.

Barclays criticises the government for saying it had been using schemes that were intended to avoid substantial amounts of tax.

A Scotland football international gave a false name to police who questioned him over drugs but misspelled it and then ran away, a court is told.