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Light bulbs meant to last for more than two decades while consuming very little energy may go on sale later this year.

The office of Libyan PM Abdurrahim al-Keib is attacked by ex-rebels demanding compensation promised by the government, leaving at least one guard dead.

A retired Dundalk garda sergeant describes as 'ridiculous' suggestions he used hand signals to notify the IRA of the presence of RUC officers at the garda station.

A bomb plot by a Yemen-based al-Qaeda group involving an updated "underwear bomb" was foiled by insider infiltrating a terror cell, US officials say.

Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat is in hospital in Ramallah after suffering a heart attack, his wife says.

The scientific maverick James Lovelock says climate catastrophe is not so certain as he previously suggested.

A campaign by the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford to buy a painting by French Impressionist Edouard Manet receives a £5.9m donation.

A murder trial hears how a Chinese take-away delivery driver was punched, kicked and stamped to death by two men.

A paralysed woman has become the first person to complete a marathon in a "bionic" suit.

A woman accused of killing Belfast man Christopher Mackin in March was "impersonated" to put in her in the frame, a court hears.

Frank Warren has told BBC Radio 5 live Breakfast that David Haye and Derek Chisora will fight at Upton Park in July.

Maurice Sendak, the US author of the best-selling children's book Where the Wild Things Are, dies aged 83.

The daughter of a 94-year-old Birmingham woman who was attacked in her bed said her mother "screamed for help" but no-one came.

Two 1960s petrol station canopies in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire are given listed status by English Heritage.

Some 900,000 tickets for this summer's London Olympics are going back on sale, starting on Friday for people who were unsuccessful in both ballots.

South Africa must investigate Zimbabwean officials over allegations they tortured opposition figures in 2007, a Pretoria high court rules.

MI6 staff may have their DNA screened as police reinvestigate the death of spy Gareth Williams, Met Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe confirms.

The use of a photograph of Madeleine McCann to advertise holidays on an independent website is described as "vile" by the travel firm.

The highest-generating onshore wind farm in England and Wales is given the go-ahead for development in south Wales.

Chinese authorities announce that artist Ai Weiwei will be allowed to challenge a huge fine for alleged tax evasion.