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Mobile game Draw Something notches up 50 million downloads in 50 days making it the fastest growing mobile game ever, its owner says.

Eye specialists at Glasgow Caledonian University develop a video game to treat a common sight problem.

India's army chief General VK Singh says a report that two key army units were moved towards the capital in January without informing the government is "absolutely stupid".

The giant pandas at Edinburgh Zoo will not have cubs this year after they fail to mate during their only breeding season.

Eight Metropolitan Police officers and one civilian staff member are suspended as the IPCC investigates allegations of racism against the force.

Joanna Rowsell, Dani King and Laura Trott follow their male counterparts in defeating Australia for world team pursuit gold.

Londoners moan all the time about the transport in the city so how is London gearing up for its own Olympic challenge?

Readers photos on the theme of wood

Readers photos on the theme of wood

Syrian troops launch fresh assaults on rebels, activists say, as a UN envoy travels to Damascus to discuss implementing a peace plan.

UK manufacturing output fell by 1% in February, suffering its biggest monthly fall for 10 months, casting doubt on the country's economic recovery.

Live BBC coverage of the World Track Cycling Championships from Hisense Arena, Melbourne where the likes of Britain's Sir Chris Hoy and Victoria Pendleton plus Australia's Jack Bobridge will be vying for a World title ahead of London 2012. (UK only).

Police say a man murdered in an arson attack on his Worcester flat was a paedophile with convictions for indecency against boys.

Hundreds of homes are still without electricity a day and a half after gales and ice brought down power lines.

Four London mayoral candidates publish their tax records, following a row over their earnings.

Thousands of residents in parts of north Wales suffer power cuts after heavy snow and bad weather, with 700 homes still without electricity.

Salvage experts say they do not believe a cargo ship which ran aground off north Wales will cause significant harm to the environment.

Millions of drivers will take to the roads over the Easter break, but could they be a danger because they do not know the basics of the Highway Code?

A Grad rocket fired from Egypt lands in the southern Israeli city of Eilat, an army spokeswoman says, but no injuries are reported.

Total confirms that a specialist team has boarded the abandoned Elgin platform to inspect it before returning to the mainland.