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A court in Egypt upholds a three-month prison sentence handed to leading comic actor Adel Imam, convicted of insulting Islam in his films and plays.

A man tells a Birmingham court he heard the moment a car hit his son, killing him and two other men, during last summer's riots.

Philip Glass's opera about Walt Disney is to get its UK premiere at the English National Opera (ENO).

Baroness Uddin is to join Lord Hanningfield on the Lords benches after the peers repaid £125,000 and £30,000 respectively in wrongly claimed expenses.

At least two people are killed in a bomb blast at the main railway station in the Pakistani city of Lahore, police say.

Ed Miliband tells the BBC he intends to be "methodical" as Labour leader and not make rash promises, saying he wants to win back trust in politics.

A Swiss woman abducted from her home in rebel-held northern Mali earlier this month has been freed, according to the Swiss government

Police warn arrests will be made following comments on social media sites allegedly identifying the victim in the Ched Evans rape case.

A teenager is facing a "lengthy" prison sentence after he admitted starting a Facebook page encouraging people to riot in Dundee.

Robbie Savage's hip-thrusting performance on Strictly Come Dancing did not breach guidelines, the BBC Trust rules.

Three-time winner Ronnie O'Sullivan completes a crushing 10-4 victory over 2002 champion Peter Ebdon in their World Championship first-round match.

Second seed Andy Murray shows his ruthless side to overcome Sergiy Stakhovsky 6-3 6-2 in the second round of the Barcelona Open.

The Cassini probe in orbit around Saturn captures evidence of km-sized balls of ice plunging through one of the planet's main rings - its F-ring

Figures out on Wednesday will show whether the UK economy grew in the first three months of the year or has returned to recession.

The British detective leading the UK review into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann tells BBC Panorama the "ultimate objective" is finding the girl.

Chancellor George Osborne has insisted that the government is on track to hit its deficit reduction targets.

Former British PM Tony Blair has appeared in a promotional video for Kazakhstan praising "progress" in the former Soviet state.

Northern Ireland Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness was involved in authorising the IRA murder of two RUC officers in 1989, according to evidence given to the Smithwick Tribunal.

Rangers' administrator Duff & Phelps accuses the Scottish FA of "prejudicing the survival" of the club with its sanctions.

Labour calls for Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt to resign after Leveson Inquiry evidence on News Corp's BSkyB bid, but Mr Hunt says he acted with 'scrupulous fairness'.