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Anders Behring Breivik tells his trial that, when he called police to surrender and they failed to return his call, he decided to carry on killing.

Newspaper owner Evgeny Lebedev says politicians overestimate the influence of newspapers, as he reveals to the Leveson Inquiry the extent of his meetings with leaders.

Celebration of Cosmic Background Explorer mission

The suspect in the attempted murder of a Russian banker was captured on CCTV moments after the shooting in east London, police say.

A team at Newcastle University is developing new technology - including a "Granny-Nav" - aimed at helping older drivers stay on the road.

A white orca is identified off Russia's Kamchatka peninsula - believed to be the first white adult seen in the wild.

Olympics organisers publish full details of the Tube and rail "hotspots" that those who live, work and travel in London are advised to avoid during the Games.

A team from Channel Four News, led by foreign correspondent Jonathan Miller, is being deported from Bahrain after being detained by the police.

More than two tonnes of cocaine and drug-making equipment believed to belong to Farc rebels are seized in southern Colombia, the army says.

The vegetarian chef who turned into ultimate carnivore

He won a job as caretaker of a tropical island. Where is he now?

Kenya's embattled graffiti-art minibuses, in images and sound

Behind the Iron Curtain, Shakespeare's plays were a way to send secret messages about Soviet society to theatre audiences. Now a Lithuanian staging of Hamlet - designed to make Stalin, who hated the play, turn in his grave - will be performed in the UK. Why do these 400-year-old plays resonate in the former Eastern Bloc?

It's often been reported that North Koreans are a few inches shorter than their counterparts south of the border. Is that true?

The BBC reunites the team behind Sinclair's computer 30 years on

The great variation in life expectancy among pensioners has been highlighted in a new study by the actuarial firm Towers Watson.

Intel unveils 13 Ivy Bridge chips, promising more processing power and less energy use to help it head off Arm and AMD's challenges.

Exports of fresh Scottish salmon leap to record levels for the second consecutive year, according to official figures.

The STUC accuses the UK and Scottish governments of failing to address youth unemployment, as it publishes new research.

US retailing giant Wal-Mart is investigating allegations made in a New York Times article accusing its Mexican subsidiary of bribery.