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The tombstone marking the grave of Adolf Hitler's parents in Austria is removed, to end its use as a pilgrimage site for right-wing extremists.

An operation has started to remove a WWII German V2 rocket which has been found on mudflats near Harwich.

Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov has been diagnosed with acute leukaemia, the West Midlands club announce.

A Coleraine man already on parole for grievous bodily harm through dangerous driving is sentenced to four years and ten months for the unlawful killing of Trevor Spiers in December 2009.

Rana Jawad takes a look around the Hampstead mansion formerly owned by Saadi Gaddafi, son of the former Libyan dictator.

Amnesty International has demanded the jailed Bahraini human rights activist, Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, be released "immediately and unconditionally".

The family of Bolton's Fabrice Muamba posts a picture of him on Twitter from his hospital room.

Remembrance tourism attracted 20 million visitors to France last year and interest in the history of the battle sites and cemeteries is rising despite the passage of time.

A 46-year-old man appears in court to face a charge of murdering 80-year-old Jenny Methven in her rural Perthshire home.

A decision over the next format for mobile Sim cards has been delayed as patent disputes bring negotiations to a standstill.

The Click team demonstrate how to use a smartphone to make a movie complete with dramatic special effects.

Three men, two senior civil servants and a security firm director, who admitted charges relating to a Ministry of Defence "cash-for-contracts" fraud all walk free from court.

Rebels in Mali capture the northern town of Kidal, a week after the military seized power saying the army needed more equipment to fight insurgents.

The widow of the first PSNI officer to be murdered speaks of her "pity and disgust" for his dissident republican killers.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is banned for three games and fined £33,000 for his conduct in Arsenal's Champions League defeat by AC Milan

A holidaymaker trying to return to Eastbourne from Cornwall is denied fuel at a petrol garage for "not being local".

A student jailed for racially offensive Twitter comments about footballer Fabrice Muamba loses his appeal against his 56-day sentence.

Police in France have arrested 19 suspected Islamist militants and seized weapons in a series of dawn raids, President Nicolas Sarkozy says.

The identity of the tweeter Gidi Traffic, who informs motorists in Nigeria's largest city Lagos of traffic jams, is revealed to the BBC.

Ofcom is looking into ways to free more radio spectrum to satisfy Britain's vast appetite for mobile broadband.