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Anonymous responses to its independence referendum consultation will not be counted, the Scottish government says.

Controversial British artist Damien Hirst tells the BBC that he expects his work to be criticised, ahead of his first UK retrospective.

The party of Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi takes 40 out of 45 seats in a historic poll, local election officials confirm.

Damien Hirst has hit out at his critics ahead of a major retrospective of his work at The Tate Modern in London.

A combine harvester hangs from the carriageway of one of Oxfordshire's busiest roads after colliding with a lorry.

The US National Archives releases millions of records from the 1940 census, providing a snapshot of American lives on the eve of major social change.

The Olympics will increase the already "extreme" risk of a flu pandemic spreading in the UK, a report has said.

Wales rugby international Gavin Henson is sacked by the Cardiff Blues and banned by an airline after his drunken antics on a plane.

The former deputy editor of the News of the World, Neil Wallis, has told the Leveson Inquiry he did not put any of his contacts "in an armlock" to provide favours.

Will government plans to monitor internet use work?

Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman challenges Damien Hirst, whose art is reported to have earned him a fortune of over £200m, about whether he cares more about money than art.

The trial of a man accused of shooting dead Kevin 'Gerbil' Carroll in Glasgow hears the deceased described as a "nutcase".

The new president of Senegal, Macky Sall, is sworn in to become the country's first new leader in 12 years.

Some rare photographs of Diana Princess of Wales taken by Lord Snowdon have made their public debut on the Antiques Roadshow.

Violence broke out as fans in the US celebrated the University of Kentucky's win over arch rivals Louisville in their NCAA Final Four men's basketball match-up.

Iraq has demanded Qatar hand over fugitive Vice-President Tariq al-Hashemi after he began what the emirate described as an "official visit".

An armed robber who raided a string of bookmakers in fancy dress disguises, including an Elvis Presley outfit, is jailed for life.

A 15-year-old boy who murdered his mother with a hammer after writing a murder plot based on a soap opera is detained for a minimum of 16 years.

A Fermanagh joinery company has been fined £2,000 after a 76-year-old man died when a caged platform fell on him.

A six-year-old girl dies after choking on a piece of food while eating her lunch at a primary school on Teesside.