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A menu of the last meal served to first-class passengers on board the Titanic sells for £76,000 at auction.

Mali's coup leader confirms Tuareg-led rebels have taken control of the town of Gao, which has the largest military base in the north.

The "Friends of Syria" summit in Istanbul tries to increase pressure on Damascus to implement a UN-Arab League peace plan.

Potential dates and times when GPS could be jammed in the north of Scotland during a major Nato exercise are published.

Union leaders accuse ministers of reneging on a promise to give low-paid council workers a pay rise of £250, saying they have not received the money.

A scheme which offers training "opportunities for all" is now active, the youth employment minister says.

Shakespeare loved a fool and not just on April 1, but who would their modern equivalents be?

Air passenger duty rises by 8%, as announced by the government in the Autumn Statement last year, but airlines call for the tax to be reviewed.

Key moments of the Falklands conflict, in sound and pictures

Tensions high at Libya's rubbish-strewn pet market

With the BBC's Christine Jeavans on final straight of Olympic track

Do referees really favour big football teams at home?

An Italian banker wanted in Rome to serve a jail term for mafia links is arrested in Thailand after almost three decades on the run, authorities say.

A second man is arrested in connection with the death of former EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie, whose torso was found in a London canal.

The search is on for the winners of the £400m US lottery jackpot.

Hugo Chavez goes back to Cuba for more cancer treatment, but says he is still determined to win Venezuela's next election.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood names Khairat al-Shatir as its presidential candidate, reversing a pledge not to compete and raising concern over its ambitions.

The investment group, Opcapita, will announce on Sunday it is buying a large part of the troubled Game Group out of administration, the BBC understands.

Cardiff Blues dismiss Gavin Henson following his alcohol-fuelled misbehaviour on a weekend flight from Scotland to Cardiff.

Army and navy teams recover a section of a German V2 rocket from World War II buried nose down in the mudflats at Harwich Harbour.