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A man dies on a beach in West Sussex after going to the aid of two children in the sea.

A fire-breathing vicar lights up his Gloucestershire church with a red hot illustration to mark Pentecost.

A man in his 40s and a woman in her 30s are killed and several others injured in an accident at a motor rally in County Cavan.

Two rebel groups that seized northern Mali two months ago agree to merge and turn their territory into an Islamist state, both sides say.

The drink-drive limit in Scotland will be lowered "as a priority", the Scottish government has said

The co-chair of the Conservative Party is involved in a dispute over whether she paid rent while staying at a house in London, for which she claimed expenses.

The Afghan Taliban deny carrying out poison attacks on girls' schools, as 40 children are admitted to hospital in the latest incident.

Red Bull's Mark Webber wins the Monaco Grand Prix by half a second, making him the sixth driver in six races to win in 2012.

A man is arrested following the death of a driver who crashed into a tree in Leicester after a row with another motorist.

Wakefield faith school pupils may lose their access to free school transport as the city council looks to make savings.

A Nato air strike has killed eight members of a family in the eastern Afghan province of Paktia, according to local officials.

Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna tells the BBC "you're not going to get Christine Lagarde... being unhelpful to George Osborne who sponsored her for this job".

One of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's closest aides is jailed for seven years and fined $6m (£3.8m) for corruption.

The candidate who is said to have come third - missing out on a run-off - in Egypt's historic election demands a recount, citing "violations".

A house owned by a notorious gangster who was shot dead in a supermarket car park two years ago has been seized under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

Lady Gaga cancels a concert in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, citing security concerns, after protests by religious groups.

The insurance market Lloyd's of London is preparing contingency plans for the possibility of the euro collapsing, its chief executive tells a newspaper.

A newly built cruise liner collided with a bridge in Eastern China.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says that he hopes that the protest outside his London home will not force his family to "retreat behind battlements".

There's growing international outrage over the killing of more than ninety people including 32 children in the Syrian town of Houla.