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Cutty Sark reopens after five-year restoration

Would-be shoe bomber Saajid Badat becomes the first UK terror convict to testify at an al-Qaeda operative trial in the US.

The turnout in the French presidential election was more than 80%. Why are the French so politically engaged?

At least 4,000 people are taking part later in the biggest security exercise ahead of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Celebration of the Ford Transit, from 1965 to now

The police chief who chose not to arrest George Zimmerman after he shot and killed Trayvon Martin in Florida sees his offer to resign blocked.

A skipper and his crewman were rescued from a fishing trawler just seconds before it sank off the Hampshire coast.

Rangers owner Craig Whyte is banned for life by the SFA, which also hands the club a 12-month transfer embargo.

A rare look inside President Obama's campaign headquarters as he seeks re-election later this year.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez phones state TV to deny rumours he has died while undergoing radiotherapy in Cuba for a malignant tumour.

West Ham come from behind to beat Leicester and take the race for automatic promotion to the Premier League to the final day.

Two US congressmen launch an investigation as Wal-Mart shares fall 5% following weekend reports of a cover-up at Mexican subsidiaries.

A man accused of murdering a 57-year-old supermarket worker had a hit list of men he planned to kill in an attempt to rid the world of "paedophiles", a court hears.

An internal White House probe finds no link between its staff and the Secret Service scandal in Colombia, President Obama's spokesman says.

The Foreign Secretary William Hague speaks to his US counterpart Hillary Clinton, about the death of UK businessman Neil Heywood in China.

The campaign finance trial of ex-US presidential candidate John Edwards opens with a judge revealing a key accuser called other witnesses before the trial.

Former Olympic champion Jonathan Edwards is happy the British Olympic Association's lifetime ban for drug cheats looks set to be overturned.

Facebook says it is paying Microsoft $550m for some of the patents it recently bought from AOL, while reporting a drop in first quarter profits.

The home and email addresses of 38,000 entrants to the London Marathon were accidentally published on the organisers' website, the BBC discovers.

A retired British businessman extradited to the US over allegations of arms dealing is allowed bail by a Texas court.