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The memorial cruise marking the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic is met with celebrations as it stops off in Cobh in the Irish Republic, before travelling to the North Atlantic site of Titanic's wreck.

A fourth person is arrested following the discovery of a body in an industrial bin in Southampton.

Nearly 90% of those who voted in the UK's first public poll over Britain's membership of the EU backed calls to stage a referendum, campaigners say.

A bike messenger describes the thrills and spills of navigating New York City's busy streets and explains why the internet has made it harder for riders to earn a living.

Two men accused of a shooting rampage that terrorised an African-American community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, have their bail set at $9m (£5.6m) each.

Two giant hull sections of the first of two new Royal Navy aircraft carriers being built on the Clyde have been joined together.

Two giant hull sections of the first of two new Royal Navy aircraft carriers being built on the Clyde have been joined together.

Iran-based internet users report that they can no longer access the official London 2012 Olympics website, amid suspicions it has been blocked.

Daily inspections are being carried out on Scotland's helicopter air ambulance fleet following concerns about their safety.

A man whose father drowned trying to rescue him was reached "just in time" by a lifeboat, a crew member says.

Turkey reacts angrily after Syrian fire across its border causes casualties, as a UN-brokered ceasefire plan looks increasingly in doubt.

Microsoft agrees to buy more than 800 of AOL's patents and license others in a move that may aid its legal battles.

Microsoft agrees to buy more than 800 of AOL's patents and license others in a move that may aid its legal battles.

An extra 7,000 in Wales will be without a job before summer ends, claims a left-leaning think-tank, but the UK government says there are encouraging labour market signs.

A group of trespassers managed to break into the Shard - western Europe's tallest building - and scale the pinnacle, it has emerged.

Malawi's new leader Joyce Banda sacks police chief Peter Mukhito - an ally of President Bingu wa Mutharika who died last week.

Barack Obama's Facebook page is swamped with comments from supporters of a candidate who may be barred from standing in Egypt's presidential poll.

Work is continuing to finish removing fuel from a cargo ship stranded off north Wales for nearly a week, ahead of it being broken up for scrap.

Prosecutors drop charges against a doctor in the case of jailed lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who died amid claims of torture and neglect.

Turkey has protested after Syrian forces opened fire across the border, in the first such attack since Turkey began housing refugees from the unrest.