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Students at the University of Colorado in Boulder spotted a bear roaming near their Bear Creek Apartments accommodation block, before he climbed up a tree, where he was tranquilised back down to earth by a ranger.

How parcels are affected by Royal Mail price changes

Two of the UK's biggest banks admit that some customers have been denied their legal right to cancel recurring payments, reports Radio 4's Money Box.

Can a single formula be behind the financial crash?

Has Killing star lost patience with sulky Sarah Lund?

An eight-year-old boy falls into the River Wear in County Durham, prompting a major search operation involving the RAF and mountain rescue.

A US jury convicts a Somali man of piracy for serving as a hostage negotiator in the hijacking of a US yacht where all four on board were killed.

Long queues were persisting at Heathrow Airport passport control on Friday evening, BAA has confirmed.

Ex-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Khan says opponents planned his downfall from a sex scandal to stop his French presidential bid, days before the run-off.

The authorities in Colombia say left-wing Farc rebels have killed eight people including a baby in two separate attacks in the south of the country.

Troops in Guinea-Bissau free former PM Carlos Gomes Junior and interim President Raimundo Pereira, seized in a coup earlier this month.

Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck's partnership could be as potent as Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke's says Sir Alex Ferguson.

Police find a number of guns and ammunition during in operation in north Belfast to combat dissident republican terrorism.

A judge rules against raising bail for George Zimmerman, charged with killing Trayvon Martin, despite receiving $200,00 from donors.

China dissident Chen Guangcheng has fled to the US embassy in Beijing after a dramatic escape from house arrest, says fellow activist Hu Jia.

Sprinter Dwain Chambers and cyclist David Millar will discover on Monday if they can compete for Team GB at London 2012.

Long queues at Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 passport control were cleared overnight, but MPs are demanding an explanation from the immigration minister.

The Eritrean government denies persistent rumours that President Isaias Afewerki is dead, telling the BBC he is in 'robust health'.

A man has been arrested after London's Tottenham Court Road was evacuated amid reports of a bomb threat.

Do "human rights" really exist, when they can be so easily taken away, asks Will Self.