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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad suffers a fresh setback after supporters of the Supreme Leader make new gains in run-off parliamentary polls.

A kayaking couple who became separated and ended up in the water themselves off Anglesey for about 40 minutes are rescued.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks have appeared before a US military tribunal at Guantanamo to be charged.

An advert showing an Argentine Olympic hopeful training in the Falkland Islands is criticised by the International Olympic Committee.

A holidaymaker dies in a 50m fall from cliffs in Cornwall in front of his wife and children.

Long queues for passport control checks at UK airports are a fact of life but are still "unacceptable", Stansted Airport bosses say.

The BBC's Mike Bushell looks at how dancing with dogs has become more and popular and is now a competitive sport.

A fire at a drug rehabilitation centre in the Peruvian capital Lima has killed 14 people, firefighters say, the second such tragedy this year.

Australia's Casey Stoner will start Sunday's Portuguese MotoGP on pole, despite leaving it late to record the best qualifying lap.

More than 300 people are detained after deadly clashes between protesters and Egyptian security forces in Cairo, military sources say.

A man serving 12 years for armed robbery who absconded from a prison in Surrey has been returned to jail after he handed himself in to police in Kent.

Steve Morison's late equaliser earns Norwich a draw that leaves Arsenal's Champions League hopes out of their hands.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy spends the day with his family and his challenger Francois Hollande visits a market a day before the crucial second round.

In Japan, thousands of people have taken to the streets to celebrate the temporary switching off of the country's last operating nuclear reactor.

A couple who had a chiming church clock silenced because it kept them awake at night are withdrawing their complaint.

Mr Johnson, who was running for the Conservatives, narrowly beat Labour's Ken Livingstone, ending a long-running rivalry.

Education Secretary Michael Gove signals to head teachers there will be a re-think over plans for Ofsted to inspect schools without any warning.

Boris Johnson says he will "work his socks off' as he was sworn in for his second term as London mayor.

China says he can leave the country and the Americans say they will welcome him. But he is still confined to a hospital in Beijing.

Thousands of South Sudanese stranded for months in a camp in Sudan by cross-border fighting are to be airlifted home, an aid group says.