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The Liberal Democrat president says his party would "kill" plans for more monitoring of emails and internet use if they were not watered down.

The Liberal Democrat president says his party would "kill" plans for more monitoring of emails and internet use if they were not watered down.

Sir Chris Hoy concludes the World Track Cycling in Melbourne with a stunning ride to win the men's keirin gold medal.

A 20-year-old woman was assaulted and robbed by two men in central Edinburgh in the early hours.

A 22-year-old pedestrian is in a critical condition after being struck by a police van on the Isle of Arran.

A man who was stabbed in the neck with a bottle at a central London nightclub where singer Jessie J was performing dies.

The environment minister denies a newspaper claim he flouted the hosepipe ban by leaving water running in his garden.

State owned power supplier Abu Dhabi National Energy sells its stake in Tesla electric cars at a profit of $113m.

The British Olympic Association chairman Colin Moynihan says it 'just takes one idiot' to ruin a London 2012 event.

The Afghan government and US special forces sign a deal on the conduct of controversial night raids.

Syria wants "written guarantees" from the opposition before withdrawing troops from flashpoints parts of the country, the foreign ministry says.

Manchester City assistant manager David Platt admits that the Premier League title is in United's hands.

Sixteen homes on the North York Moors remain without power after snow and ice brought down power lines last week.

Titanic story played out on Belfast waterfront

Dr Bob Ballard, the explorer who located the wreck of the Titanic nearly 30 years ago says more needs to be done to protect it from damage.

A 16-year-old boy is seriously injured after being hit by a car in Angus on Saturday evening.

Yemen's main airport has re-opened after air force troops protested at the sacking of their commander, the half-brother of former President Saleh.

Pope Benedict has expressed fears that mankind is unable to distinguish good from evil in his Easter vigil mass.

The Archbishop of Canterbury will call for peace in the Middle East and warn against "downgrading" religious education in secondary schools in his final Easter sermon.

A 10-day cruise recreating the planned voyage of the Titanic sails from Southampton on Sunday afternoon, taking 1,300 passengers to the wreck site before proceeding to New York.