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The wreckage of a helicopter missing in southern Peru has been found with all 14 on board, who include foreign nationals, confirmed dead.

Uefa begins disciplinary proceedings against the Russian Football Union for 'improper conduct' of fans against the Czech Republic.

The Olympic torch continues its journey through Scotland, with Loch Ness and Ben Nevis among the famous landmarks on its route.

Kurdish activist Abdelbaset Sayda, elected leader of the opposition Syrian National Council, promises reforms to the often divided organisation.

Roy Hodgson says leading England into Euro 2012 against France is the pinnacle of his career.

The UK's hopes of economic recovery are being "killed off" by the eurozone crisis, the chancellor says, as Spain requests a eurozone loan for its banks.

Mario Gomez's second-half header ensures Germany make a winning start after Portugal threaten to frustrate Joachim Loew's side.

Canadian GP pole sitter Sebastian Vettel thinks his team answered critics who say they won races with an illegal car.

Prominent Brazilian journalist and writer Ivan Lessa, a contributor to the BBC for nearly 35 years, dies in London at the age of 77.

Police name two men who died in a collision involving a RockNess festival bus on the A9 on Friday.

A clean up has started in parts of Wales affected by severe flooding.

A security alert in Craigavon has been declared as an elaborate hoax. During the alert police were attacked by missiles including blast bombs.

A security alert in Londonderry has ended. Controlled explosions were carried out on two suspicious objects found at Aileagh Road in Ballymagroarty

Spain is to get up to 100bn euros ($125bn; £80bn) in loans from eurozone funds to try to help shore up its struggling banks, it is announced.

A clean up starts in parts of mid Wales after severe flooding sparked a major rescue operation which saw 1,000 people moved to safety.

Major rescue in mid Wales after flooding

France will start pulling its troops out of Afghanistan in July, President Francois Hollande says, speaking hours after the Taliban killed four French soldiers.

The Libyan authorities hold four members of the International Criminal Court's staff who had gone to meet Saif al-Islam, son of former Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi.

Eleven people were arrested during a protest in Rochdale by the English Defence League, police say.

Michael Krohn-Dehli's first-half strike earns Denmark a shock win against a Netherlands side who waste a host of chances.