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Four fishermen admit that they failed to declare landings worth £6.5m as part of a major black fish scam.

A former police community support officer from Hull is jailed for 10 years after admitting child sex offences.

Harry Redknapp believes he would have been sacked by Tottenham Hotspur even if they earned Champions League qualification.

Egypt's supreme court causes alarm by ruling last year's election unconstitutional and calling for parliament's lower house to be dissolved.

Pembrokeshire council denies there was a cover-up over claims that some pupils were being locked in padded "time out" rooms, as a controversy over child protection failings deepens.

Large hailstones have caused damage to houses and cars in East Texas.

DUP MP Ian Paisley Jr describes as a "disgrace to Northern Ireland" a legal challenge by the National Trust over planning permission for a £100m golf resort on the County Antrim coast.

The largest investor in Habbo Hotel has withdrawn investment in the light of allegations that the network harboured paedophiles.

The Queen receives a rapturous welcome as a Hertfordshire town turns out in force for her Diamond Jubilee tour.

About 3.7 million school days were missed last autumn by pupils playing truant, according to official figures.

UN monitors in Syria enter the western town of Haffa - where it was feared a massacre might take place - days after violent clashes kept them out.

Russia's top investigator denies threatening the life of a journalist, who is said to have fled the country in response.

GM crops that produce their own insecticide may also deliver benefits for neighbouring plants, a study concludes.

Bahrain's appeal court acquits nine medics and reduces the sentences of another nine - all convicted last year for taking part in protests.

Former Barcelona star Michael Laudrup is appointed the new Swansea City manager on a two-year deal.

Patrick Ness's children's novel A Monster Calls wins both the prestigious Carnegie Medal and its sister prize for illustration for the first time in the awards' history.

The Australian online retailer Kogan.com has introduced the world's first "tax" on use of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) browser.

Mobile phone users can now watch BBC Sport video - including Euro 2012 matches and highlights - on their mobile devices.

Fines for motoring offences such as speeding should be increased from £60 to £90, the government suggests.

Residents of Nunavut, in Canada, have been protesting at the high cost of basic foodstuffs. Why does a cabbage cost so much there?