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A former justice minister in the Republic responds to claims made at the Smithwick Tribunal about the Narrow Water bombing.

A man who failed to report the death of his father for nearly five months and claimed his benefit payments of £1,869 is jailed for three years.

Syrian government forces take control of the north-western city of Idlib, after days of clashes with rebel fighters, opposition activists say.

A union rejects a London Underground pay offer of £850 for engineering staff to work during the Olympic Games, due to "unacceptable conditions".

A man who admitted living with his dead father for five months and claimed his benefits has been jailed for three years.

Nick Clegg is urged to drop his support for planned changes to the NHS as he clashes with Harriet Harman at Prime Minister's Questions.

A Polish version of Macbeth and an adaptation of My Fair Lady are among the shows featured at this year's Edinburgh International Festival.

At least five people are killed in a suicide bomb attack by the gates of the presidential palace in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, officials say.

24 hours of news photos: 14 March 2012

A man who murdered a woman in Bournemouth is granted leave to appeal against his full-life jail sentence.

First Minister Carwyn Jones says the owners of Cardiff airport should run it properly or sell it, and criticises the impression it gives visitors of Wales.

Ministers have not got the brand image of Wales right, admits Business Minister Edwina Hart, with experts now working on selling the nation abroad.

A 51-year-old woman who sued her millionaire ex-partner for £219,500 loses her claim for loss of earnings.

Zambia's ex-ruling party is stripped of its legal status for not paying registration fees for 20 years - a move which could see it lose its parliamentary seats.

Centre Nick De Luca is restored to the starting line-up in Scotland's only change for Saturday's Six Nations clash with Italy.

A look back at some of the Liverpool captain's most inspirational displays.

Nick Clegg and Harriet Harman have clashed over the latest unemployment figures and the government's NHS reforms.

Actor Stephen Fry backs a Southampton pub accused of copyright infringement by US film company lawyers.

The BBC says its Persian Service has been targeted by a "sophisticated cyber-attack" which it is linking to other attacks on the channel which broadcasts to Iran.

Robots set a new distance world record, swimming more than 3,200 nautical miles (5,926km) across the Pacific Ocean.