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Manchester City suffer a narrow Europa League last-16 first-leg defeat at Sporting Lisbon.

Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson calls for the legalisation of marijuana in the US, citing failure of the country's war on drugs.

BBC's Peter Hunt reflects on Prince Harry's Jamaican trip

How do law enforcers overcome hackers' defences

A 21-year-old law student admits racially abusing former Liverpool, Aston Villa and England footballer Stan Collymore on Twitter.

US President Barack Obama ramps up his re-election campaign with a documentary, narrated by Tom Hanks, stressing the accomplishments of his first term.

Prestwick Airport is being put up for sale by its New Zealand-based owners, Infratil, following a change in investment strategy.

Thursday, 8 March was a big day in Svalbard - the first chance to see the sun since last October.

Three people jailed for their part in a paedophile ring have their "unduly lenient" sentences increased.

Artists Gilbert & George unveil their latest exhibition - a series of pictures made up of thousands of stolen newspaper billboard posters.

Critically endangered green-eyed frogs from Costa Rica take up residence in a shipping container in Cheshire.

A British engineer and his Italian colleague, who were abducted in Nigeria last year, have died in a failed rescue attempt, David Cameron says.

The families of some of the six British soldiers killed by a Taliban bomb in southern Afghanistan pay tribute to their bravery and humour.

A carer who looked after Sir Malcolm Arnold, composer of the music for the Bridge On the River Kwai, wins a High Court battle over his final work.

The father of Norwegian killer Anders Behring Breivik is questioned by French and Norwegian police investigating the attacks in which 77 people died.

Fender Musical Instruments, the maker of guitars used by music greats from Jimi Hendrix to Pink Floyd's David Gilmour, announces plans for an initial share flotation.

Kenya's government sacks some 25,000 nurses, striking for better pay and conditions, for failing to return to work, its spokesman says.

A London college which was one featured in an expose of visa fraud involving foreign students on University of Wales courses goes into liquidation.

Two men die following a crash involving a car and an articulated lorry on the A82 one mile south of Glencoe.

Wales saw a 20% rise in burglaries between December 2010 and 2011, although crime overall was down 17%.