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BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles says it was a "massive honour" to carry the Olympic torch through the mid-Wales town of Aberystwyth.

Two American men are being held in Japan over the death of an Irish student.

24 hours of news photos 28 May 2012

Prominent Bahraini human rights activist Nabeel Rajab is released on bail, after he was arrested on 5 May returning from Beirut.

European governments are backsliding on commitments to make fishing sustainable, campaigners warn, with commitments weakening on banning discards and achieving healthy stocks.

The Forth Bridge comes a step closer to being designated as a world heritage site.

More than 240 jobs have been saved at troubled Mathiesons Foods after several of its shops are sold to a rival baker.

Social networking giant Facebook is preparing to launch its own smartphone by next year, reports say.

Personal photos from the Falklands conflict

Comedian Harry Hill is to act as a tour guide at a new art exhibition by the surreal cartoonist David Shrigley in Manchester later this year.

BBC's Panorama looks at racism and violence in Euro 2012 host nations Poland and Ukraine.

The two biggest teachers' unions threaten industrial action against what they call the "denigration" of the teaching profession.

Conservative Party co-chairman Lady Warsi asks a parliamentary watchdog to consider allegations about her expenses, saying she takes them "very seriously".

An NHS trust paid £651,000 in out of court settlements to 15 former patients of a Kent surgeon dismissed in 2007, it is revealed.

The government should do more to encourage private pension funds to invest in public sector infrastructure projects, the CBI says.

Samuel Beckett's 1957 radio play All That Fall is to be performed professionally on stage in London for the first time.

Homelessness doesn't just mean sleeping rough. Life is also a struggle for those who have to live on friends' sofas.

Four people, aged between 62 and 70, suffer serious injuries in a hit-and-run incident in Greater Manchester.

The Queen has granted around two thousand Royal Warrants during her sixty year reign but do Royal Warrants make a difference?

A British woman is arrested for allegedly smuggling cocaine worth £1.6m million into the Indonesian island of Bali, a customs official says.