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Jenson Button says he trusts the FIA's decision to go ahead with the Bahrain Grand Prix, despite concern over civil unrest.

A Conservative MP told by David Cameron that he "needs a bit of a sense of humour" says he will "get over it" but was raising an important point.

Former Australia and Saracens fly-half Michael Lynagh is being treated at a hospital in Brisbane after falling ill.

The Olympics will inspire youngsters around the whole of the UK, according to one of Team GB's biggest medal hopes at London 2012.

A British soldier dies from his injuries following a bomb blast in southern Afghanistan last week, the Ministry of Defence says.

BBC Radio 5 live's Tony Livesey spoke to the 14-year-old whose voice has become an internet sensation.

Chilled tomato soup, Coronation Chicken and Scottish smoked salmon will be served to guests attending a special Queen's Diamond Jubilee picnic.

The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor arrives in Libya to discuss the case of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, indicted for crimes against humanity.

One of the pilots who has flown the adapted shuttle-carrying 747 has spoken to the BBC about the challenge of flying with such an unusual load.

Christchurch will get a cardboard replacement for its landmark cathedral shattered in last year's earthquake. Test yourself on buildings that were never built to last.

The celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal has been showing off some of the culinary delights in his picnic, designed for those attending a Jubilee concert at Buckingham Palace.

Self-immolations shake faith in Dalai Lama's path of non-violence

The US condemns the conduct of several American soldiers shown apparently abusing the corpses of suspected Afghan insurgents in 2010.

At Horse Guards Parade, 260 members of the Grenadier, Coldstream, Scots and Welsh Guards formed the number 100 in recognition of the day.

Owner JP McManus says the Grand National "should not be devalued" in future after the deaths of two horses, including his Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Synchronised

Three people are arrested by police investigating the murders of a family of four in Northamptonshire.

The first steel slab is produced at the SSI plant in Redcar more than two years after the former Corus site is mothballed.

Will ads at the Olympics encourage people to eat fast food?

The Italian government slashes its forecast for the economy in 2012 and admits it will not be able to balance the budget in 2013.

Wales and Sheffield United footballer Ched Evans says a woman he is accused of raping was in control and "not very drunk", a trial hears.