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Queen guitarist Brian May reveals that Freddie Mercury will "appear" on stage during a special performance of West End musical We Will Rock You.

Guinea police fire tear gas to disperse protesters angry at the government's handling of overdue parliamentary elections.

The software company Kainos is to create 60 new jobs in Londonderry as part of a £10m investment.

The rating system used to warn parents about unsuitable content in video games is to be simplified, the government says

Shareholders in newspaper group Trinity Mirror and the UK's biggest operator of car dealerships, Pendragon, rebel against the companies' executive pay awards.

Ofsted chief hits out at teachers who complain about stress levels and make excuses for poor performance.

Classic children's character Paddington Bear is to be updated for the big screen by the producer behind the acclaimed Harry Potter films.

Eight secondary school pupils are taken to hospital after a coach and two minibuses were involved in a crash on the A55 in Conwy.

Traditional ceremony at Ancient Olympia

Dereck Chisora's manager Frank Warren says that more than 20,000 tickets have been sold for his fighter's meeting with David Haye.

The parents of Bowe Bergdahl, the only US soldier held by the Taliban, go public on their frustration with the pace of US efforts to have him freed.

Terrorist charges are dismissed against four prominent republicans, including Marian Price, over an Easter commemoration parade in Londonderry.

Luxury clothing brand Aquascutum is sold for £15m to a subsidiary of YGM Trading, which already owns the rights to the brand in Asia.

Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers are taking part in a 24-hour UK-wide strike in a dispute with the government over pension changes.

Tom Chambers says he felt honoured that Fred Astaire's daughter was in the audience for the West End opening of the musical Top Hat.

Survivors of Anders Behring Breivik's shootings in Norway relive the horrors of last year's massacre as they testify at his trial in Oslo.

Alex Salmond says any attempt to drop the names of historic Scottish army regiments shows "arrogance".

Police no longer believe that a baby had fallen from a ferry into Belfast Lough, as a massive search and rescue operation is called off.

Jermaine Grant, a Briton on trial in Kenya for an alleged bomb plot, was linked to the widow of a 7/7 London bomber, the prosecution alleges.

Prince Charles presents a special weather forecast during a visit to BBC Scotland's headquarters in Glasgow.