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A Hull man who was stabbed in the back by his partner tries to propose to her just after she is jailed for three years for the attack.

Nokia says that a bug is causing its latest smartphone to occasionally lose its data connection and is offering customers $100 (£63) in call credits.

A number of al-Shabab militants, including senior officials, move north to the mountains of semi-autonomous Puntland after being pushed out of central Somalia, Puntland's president tells the BBC.

Nokia shares drop 17% after it unexpectedly issues a statement saying it will make losses in the first and second quarters of 2012.

PM David Cameron welcomes an investigation by China into the murder of British businessman Neil Heywood, found dead in the country last year.

The 3D version of Titanic enters the UK film chart in pole position, while new figures show British films are leading the box office so far this year.

Nine Peruvian miners trapped underground for a week by a rockfall are rescued and said to be in good health.

Liverpool recall goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi from his loan spell at Hull City after finding out they will not be allowed to sign a keeper on loan.

A private care home is forced to close as a court rules its residents could be at risk, in what officials call a "very rare" decision.

A coroner says the father of a Stoke-on-Trent baby who died after he rolled on top of him in his sleep will "carry the enormous burden with him".

Peter Hambro, chairman of the Petropavlovsk gold mining company, explains why the metal will never lose its glister.

A man is jailed for 11-and-a-half years for starting a fire at a family-run furniture shop in Croydon during last summer's riots.

Sales of petrol over Easter fell by a third compared with the same period last year, independent retailers' group the RMI says.

A looter has been jailed for 11-and-a-half years for starting a fire which destroyed a family-run furniture shop in south London in the summer riots.

Wales and Dragons hooker Lloyd Burns quits rugby because of a neck injury and faces the prospect of heart surgery.

Iraq's fugitive vice-president says two more of his bodyguards have been tortured to death by security forces during a terrorism investigation.

A stuntman is preparing to leap from a helicopter over Buckinghamshire and land without using a parachute.

A bogus therapist and his wife who told women they could diagnose and treat cancer are jailed after being convicted of sexual assault and fraud.

Apple is developing a tool to "detect and remove" a Trojan that is believed to have infected around 650,000 Macintosh computers.

24 hours of news photos: 11 April 2012