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A bomb found in Newry, County Down, contained a significant amount of explosives that had the potential to kill, police say.

Newcastle United bolstered their Champions League push with victory at Swansea City thanks to another clinical Papiss Cisse double.

Fears are growing that a serial killer may be operating in the French capital, Paris, following four similar murders since November.

The African Union, EU and US all reject a call by Tuareg rebels in northern Mali for their Azawad region to be recognised as independent.

Tommy Lee runs in two tries as Huddersfield beat Salford at the Galpharm Stadium to return to the top of Super League.

A leading human rights activist in Bahrain is transferred to hospital from prison after nearly two months on hunger strike.

Sam Tomkins leaves his sick bed to help Wigan to a comfortable derby win over St Helens on their first trip to Langtree Park.

China's official military newspaper has warned soldiers to ignore internet rumours and maintain absolute loyalty to the party, following online rumours of a coup last week.

Three people are arrested after two artefacts valued at £1.8m were stolen from Durham University's Oriental Museum in a night-time raid.

The crew of a Chinese cargo ship seized by pirates off Iran are rescued, China's state media say, citing its embassy in Tehran.

Egypt's former vice-president, Omar Suleiman, intends to compete in Egypt's presidential elections next month if he gets the 30,000 signatures needed.

Egypt's Brotherhood candidate becomes presidential frontrunner

David Cannadine looks at cathedrals and their important place in history and the contemporary world.

David Cannadine looks at cathedrals and their important place in history and the contemporary world.

Turkey warns the UN it may need help if the flow of Syrian refugees does not let up, as fierce fighting within Syria continues.

"We are set for a good final day. England need to knock off their target and put memories of their collapse in Abu Dhabi to the back of their minds."

The US economy adds just 120,000 jobs during March, considerably lower than estimates suggested, with the unemployment rate staying broadly level.

Police confirm they are investigating claims of financial irregularities in the accounts of the Treorchy Male Voice Choir.

One of the sons of Liberia's President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, sues for libel over claims that he benefited financially from his public role.

The father of one of Britain's highest-profile Olympians has criticised the London 2012 ticketing strategy.