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David Cameron says more than 1,500 energy jobs could be created through co-operation between the UK and Norway, as he begins a visit to the country.

Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff signs into law a measure allowing beer sales at the 2014 World Cup but they could still be banned at a lower level.

Aviation fuel is sent to Manchester Airport after it ran out of supplies, a spokesman says.

As England arrive in Poland for Euro 2012, FA chairman David Bernstein praises the impact of Roy Hodgson.

Human remains sent to two Vancouver schools came from Montreal, police say, linking them to the gruesome murder of a Chinese student in Montreal.

Two cyber criminals are jailed for helping other criminals carry out a credit card fraud totalling more than £26.9m.

The US central bank said its regular Beige Book survey of the economy showed growth increased over the past two months.

Reports of a man "who looks like a Smurf" behaving suspiciously in the Forest of Dean are being investigated by police.

Steve Clarke, the former number two to ex-boss Kenny Dalglish, leaves Liverpool, the League Managers' Association confirms.

The Queen has been to visit the Duke of Edinburgh in hospital.

A 37-year-old woman is jailed after driving through Falkirk with a man clinging to the bonnet of her car.

Author Joanne Harris on the influence of Ray Bradbury

Queues form outside pharmacies in Greece after the cash-strapped government promises to tackle a shortage of critical medicines.

Adam Clayton's former personal assistant and housekeeper has gone on trial, accused of stealing almost 3m euros (£2.4m) from the U2 bass player.

Almost a third of threats to animal species around the world stem from trade to meet the needs of richer nations, a study concludes.

Four-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan is to take time off from the sport after refusing to sign the official players' contract.

There has been a dramatic slowdown in the sale of tickets for London 2012, the BBC has learned, with more set to go on sale on Friday.

The space shuttle Enterprise is making the final leg of its journey to its new Manhattan home at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.

President Felipe Calderon signs a law making Mexico only the second country in the world to introduce binding targets on climate change.

Israel's prime minister orders the construction of 300 new homes at a West Bank settlement after MPs reject a bill to legalise several outposts.