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South Africa's World Cup-winning boss Jake White rules himself out of the running to be England's next head coach.

The captain of a cargo ship which was in collision with a passenger ferry in Belfast Lough will appear in court on Friday on a drink charge.

Plans to cut billions of pounds from the cost of running Britain's railway network are to be announced by the government.

Hollywood director James Cameron announces that he is close to diving 11km (seven miles) down to the deepest part of the ocean.

The US pop star, who died last month aged 48, leaves everything in her will to her only child Bobbi Kristina Brown.

Details of the pay-off received by the boss of Edinburgh's controversial tram company are to be kept secret, BBC Scotland learns.

European aerospace giant EADS reports higher annual profits as it delivers a record amount of its Airbus aircraft to customers.

A Royal Navy submariner from Northern Ireland is due before Westminster Magistrates' Court, charged with breaching the Official Secrets Act.

Deaths of six soldiers in Afghanistan dominate papers

Holi, the Hindu festival of colours

Justine Greening announces railway cost-cutting plans

Justice Minister David Ford rejects claims the prison authorities reneged on an agreement to end routine strip searching for dissident republicans.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini confirms his interest in Robin van Persie, but believes the striker will stay at Arsenal.

Dissident republican tells of 'dirty protest' in Northern Ireland jail

A majority of respondents to a Welsh government consultation back plans for presumed consent in organ donation.

Six British soldiers killed in southern Afghanistan by a Taliban bomb on Tuesday are named by the Ministry of Defence.

Mario Balotelli admits he has to grow up as he gives the BBC an exclusive interview involving ex-Oasis star Noel Gallagher.

A father describes how his 20-year-old son, Kieran McFadden, was shot in front of him in a Londonderry street.

The Earth is currently being battered by a storm of charged particles from the Sun, which could disrupt power grids, satellite navigation and plane routes.

What do you do with a dead whale?