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BBC One's Breakfast programme makes its first broadcast from its new base at Salford Quays after moving from London.

Sony doubles its forecasted annual loss to $6.4bn due to a tax charge in the US, as the company prepares to unveil a turnaround plan.

David Cameron meets Japanese PM Yoshihiko Noda for talks in Tokyo, as he begins a week-long tour aimed at boosting UK trade with East and South East Asia.

Passengers are warned to expect delays after trains to and from Glasgow Central Station were hit by a signalling problem.

The singer will bring her Born This Way world tour to London's Twickenham Stadium and Manchester Arena in September.

Hit musical adaptation The Lion King becomes the highest earning show in Broadway history, according to new figures released by Disney.

Nissan's new hatchback is to be produced at its Sunderland plant, the Japanese car manufacturer announces.

Andy Holt, the Acpo lead on football, and Dr Geoff Pearson, expert in football crowd disorder at the University of Liverpool, discuss whether football clubs should be paying more towards the policing of matches.

Electrical giant Panasonic to set up a fuel cell research and development centre in Cardiff but it is unclear how many jobs will be created.

A blue plaque is to be unveiled at the retirement home in Deganwy, Conwy, of Titanic hero Commander Harold Lowe.

As David Cameron arrives in Tokyo to encourage greater British trade in Asia, the car manufacturer Nissan has announced it is to build its new hatchback in Sunderland, creating over 1,000 jobs.

Laura Trott, Team GB's smallest cyclist, is making giant strides ahead of London 2012 after breaking two world records in Melbourne

Suspected Shining Path rebels in Peru holding seven workers they seized from a natural gas project in the south of the country.

Venezuelan officials say Costa Rican trade attache Guillermo Cholele has been freed hours after being seized by kidnappers, reportedly for ransom.

A former head of Welsh Water claims Wales should profit from transferring water to England as another firm plans to sell water to a company in need.

More than 540 of the 1,500 people who died in the Titanic sinking were from the port of Southampton, where she sailed from on her fateful journey.

Seven people are airlifted to hospital after their people carrier crashed into a loch on Harris in the Western Isles.

A former head of Welsh Water claims Wales should profit from transferring water to England, but the company says it is too expensive and impractical.

At least 20 people are thought to have been killed or injured in a suicide bomb attack in Afghanistan's western Herat province.

"I have no problem with him going out to play in the IPL - if it can help England in some way, it is a wise move"