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Hannah Miley is one of five swimmers to secure Olympic places with victory in the 400m medley at the British trials.

Prince Harry visits a ruined Mayan city in Belize on the second day of his jubilee visit to the former UK colony on behalf of the Queen.

The preserved heart of Dublin's patron saint has been stolen from the city's Christ Church Cathedral, officials say.

It was the way Carson told them, says the BBC's Mark Simpson

Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas says fifth in the Premier League is not good enough and "piles pressure" on him as manager.

A 17-year-old boy dies after being stabbed in south London following a spate of knife attacks.

Vladimir Putin seeks a third term as Russia votes in presidential elections, but his opponents allege numerous election violations.

Boris Johnson says previous London Mayor Ken Livingstone's administration was a "shambles".

Labour say plans which could see companies carry out roles normally done by police in England and Wales risk "crossing a line" in to core policing.

Gareth McAuley's goal earns West Brom a third straight Premier League win to pile more pressure on Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas.

Two people escape uninjured after a light aircraft crashes on the runway at Swansea Airport.

US authorities search for survivors and clear damage after a string of tornadoes killed at least 37 people in four Midwestern states.

Mario Balotelli scores as leaders Manchester City pull five points clear of Manchester United with a 2-0 win over Bolton.

Scottish Secretary Michael Moore has told the SNP to "quit stalling" and bring forward the referendum on independence.

World number three Roger Federer continues his impressive run of form by beating Andy Murray to win the Dubai Championships.

Sauber’s Sergio Perez pips McLaren’s Jenson Button to the fastest time on the penultimate day of pre-season testing in Barcelona.

Hundreds of people join a march through Kendal calling for radiotherapy services at the town's hospital.

Iran's interior minister says turnout in Friday's parliamentary elections was 64%, describing it as a "slap in the face" to Iran's enemies.

Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont tells her party to stop saying sorry for past mistakes and start fighting for Scotland.

New York's police department is facing growing criticism of its surveillance of Muslim communities.