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Chevron halts oil production at a Brazilian off-shore field after a second spill of crude from the sea-bed.

Paddington Bear is voted the UK's favourite animated character of all time at the British Animation Awards in London.

Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife pay their respects to the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks during a visit to Ground Zero in New York.

Manchester City go out of the Europa League on away goals despite an impressive second-half fightback against Sporting Lisbon.

The future of the Tube and Heathrow Airport top the agenda when the four main candidates to be London mayor clash at a hustings in the City.

Prop Allan Jacobsen is "embarrassed" by the explanations he hears for Scotland's losing streak in the Six Nations.

A year on from the start of protests in Syria, the south-eastern town of Deraa and its children are enduring symbols of the resistance against the government.

The group responsible for managing the .uk top-level domain name reveals who landed its "landmark" 10 millionth address.

The Norwegian military fear a Hercules transport plane carrying five people has crashed while flying to Sweden during a winter exercise.

The Welsh government issues new advice to women fitted with banned PIP breast implants before 2001.

One year since the start of the Syria uprising, a montage of some of the key events over the last 12 months

Argentina says it will take legal action against firms involved in oil exploration in Falkland waters - the latest bid to assert its claim to sovereignty.

A nurse who was filmed accidentally switching off the ventilator of a tetraplegic man is struck off.

Manchester United are eliminated from the Europa League after being soundly beaten by Athletic in their last-16 tie in Bilbao.

A web hosting company has confirmed that the Swedish police have asked it to hand over information on The Pirate Bay file-sharing site.

Norwegian police apologise and admit their response to last July's attacks which killed 77 people was much too slow.

A Ugandan gay rights group sues a US minister accusing him of involvement in a campaign to persecute gay people in the East African country.

A retired Anglican priest remained a school governor for more than a year after claims of child sex abuse against him were revealed, the BBC has found.

David and Samantha Cameron have been shown around New York's Ground Zero by the city's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, on the final day of their official US visit.

The Duchess of Cambridge and the Prince of Wales have visited the Dulwich Picture Gallery in south-east London, to see the work of the Prince's Foundation for Children and the Arts.