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Tax officials welcome ruling that prevents a group of wealthy investors from claiming more than £100m in tax relief.

Channel 4 News presenter and cycling enthusiast Jon Snow has told MPs there is "no leadership from the state" on cycle safety.

Jailed American Jose Padilla, held an "enemy combatant" for three years, asks the US Supreme Court to reinstate his "torture" lawsuit against top officials.

Three-dimensional images of tissue samples could help spot cancer early, say researchers.

A security guard at Norway's government headquarters describes the moment he saw Anders Behring Breivik's car bomb explode.

Arsenal captain Robin van Persie wins FWA Footballer of the Year award, having already collected the PFA prize.

What if the world's image of Africa was accurate?

The UK government borrowed more than expected in March, official figures show, but still met its borrowing target for the year.

New Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood makes an overture to Labour to build a "united alternative" to the Conservatives.

Bee Gees star Robin Gibb, who woke from a coma at the weekend, has been laughing and joking and wants to get out of hospital, his family say.

Click's Spencer Kelly surrenders to the will of a machine which has its own ideas about where he should walk.

Police withdraw an appeal for information over an ornamental fish theft after discovering an otter was probably to blame.

A sharp rise in the number of deaths in the Syrian uprising casts fresh doubt on the future success of a UN ceasefire monitoring scheme.

Chelsea's Fernando Torres says the club's battling qualities can help beat Barcelona in their Champions League semi-final.

Contempt of court proceedings against the former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain are due to begin on Tuesday at the High Court in Belfast.

Carpetright warns again that its profits will be lower than previously forecast, blaming disappointing bed sales and weak trading in Europe.

Mark Doyle flies over the Niger Delta to see how much oil is being stolen.

Solicitor Jonathan Armstrong outlines the offences that can be committed on Twitter after a footballer revealed the identity of a rape victim on the social networking site.

Five years after she was gutted by fire, London's famous 19th century tea clipper the Cutty Sark will reopen to the public this week.

Donations to a fund-raising page set up by a 30-year-old woman who collapsed close to the London Marathon finish line have surged since her death.