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BBCVIDEO: Slovakian castle destroyed in fireA massive fire has swept through one of the best-preserved castles in Slovakia, destroying much of the historic building.
Clegg targets 'tycoons over tax'Nick Clegg says the richest must pay their fair share of tax, pledging to "call time on tycoon tax dodgers" ahead of next week's Budget.
Natural rhythm of plants revealedA gene that is responsible for helping plants to stay dormant at night is discovered by scientists.
Afghan blast soldiers rememberedA service of remembrance has taken place at Halifax Minster to commemorate the lives of the six soldiers killed in Afghanistan when their armoured vehicle was hit by a Taleban bomb.
Advisers' warnings on badger cullExperts advised the government that badger control plans could kill tens of thousands of the animals and make cattle TB worse, documents show.
Catholic gay marriage anger growsRoman Catholics in England and Wales are being urged to stop same-sex marriages in a letter from senior archbishops being read in 2,500 parish churches.
Church leaders ready to fight for traditional marriageChurch leaders ready to fight for traditional marriage
VIDEO: 'As close to the Sun as I'll ever be'Kate Humble explains how perihelion, the day when the Earth is closest to the Sun, occurs in the depths of the northern hemisphere's winter.
Ecuador family's search for missing sonsAn Ecuadorian family's two-decade fight for justice
Rights bill commissioner quittingOne of the government's commissioners examining whether a British Bill of Rights is needed has told BBC One's Sunday Politics show he is resigning.
Japan quake: Images of then and nowHow tsunami-hit north-east Japan looks one year on
Rail 'safer' for Nuclear exoticsA plan to move nuclear fuel from Dounreay in Caithness to Sellafield in Cumbria should involve rail transport, a council says.
Sturgeon: 'Don't block booze law'Scotland's health secretary Nicola Sturgeon urges those in the drinks industry opposed to minimum pricing not to hold up the legislation in the courts.
Israel steps up Gaza air strikesIsraeli air strikes have pounded Gaza for a second day, as Palestinians unleash a barrage of rockets in retaliation for the killing of a militant leader.
Japan marks disaster anniversaryJapan marks the first anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck the north-east coast, leaving about 20,000 dead or missing.
Nude cyclists stage Peru protestHundreds of scantily clad and nude cyclists took to the streets of Peru's capital, Lima, to call attention to safety conditions on the city's roads.
Nairobi grenade attack kills sixAt least six people are killed in a grenade attack in the Kenyan capital which the authorities are blaming on Somali militant group al-Shabab.
Everton 1-0 TottenhamNikica Jelavic scores his first goal for Everton as they continue their fine run of form by beating Tottenham.
Brother on actress murder chargeThe brother of former EastEnders actress Gemma McCluskie, whose body was found in an east London canal, is charged with her murder.
Ireland 32-14 ScotlandIreland run in four tries in Dublin as they condemn Scotland to a fourth straight Six Nations defeat.
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