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Petrol stations in Dorset have been asked to close if queuing cars cause problems as an increase in demand for fuel is seen across much of England.

Queues form at petrol stations as demand for fuel shoots up after ministers call for people to top up in case of a tanker drivers' strike.

Latest battle lines drawn in the debate over selective schools

Lottery fever has swept the United States, where the Mega Millions jackpot has reached an all-time record of $500m (£314m).

The Cassini spacecraft captures striking images from flying by three moons of Saturn, including new pictures of Enceladus's gushing geysers.

A National Service of Commemoration for Captain Robert Falcon Scott has been held on the centenary of his final diary entry.

Royal Navy bomb disposal teams work to ensure a World War II German rocket found in the mud flats at Harwich Harbour is made safe.

Aerial footage shows long queues for fuel in New Malden, London, as Ministers clarify advice to motorists ahead of a possible fuel drivers' strike.

Thomas and Raymond Kwok, who run one of Hong Kong's biggest property companies, are arrested on suspicion of corruption.

A new report suggests fraud and billing errors are creating huge revenue gaps for mobile phone firms.

Several hundred new jobs are being created by an Indian firm in Cardiff, the Welsh government announces.

The mayor of Toulouse says gunman Mohamed Merah's burial in the city would be "inappropriate" and announces it has been delayed for 24 hours.

Victims of child abuse at Jersey care homes, such as Haut de la Garenne, can claim compensation from the States.

An eighteen-year-old Ukrainian woman dies, weeks after a brutal sexual assault that prompted a campaign against political corruption.

A court in Spain drops a rape case against a Saudi prince over "contradictions and vagueness" in evidence from the alleged victim.

Media mogul fights back against the 'lies and libels' levelled at News Corporation.

A man who helped his terminally ill wife to die has broken his silence about his arrest and the 15 months he spent on police bail.

A man is jailed for life and must serve at least 30 years after being convicted of the "brutal and heartless murder" of his mother's next-door neighbour.

The right to choose a particular school or hospital will be enshrined in law, if new legislation announced by Prime Minister David Cameron is passed.

Scientists at Aberystwyth University have discovered a group of solar tornados - several times wider than the Earth - on the face of the sun.