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Major exhibitions featuring the works of artists including Roy Lichtenstein, LS Lowry and Marc Chagall are among the highlights of the 2013 programme at Tate Galleries.

A man who was seriously injured in Borneo is to be flown back to the UK after the Sultan of Brunei offered to pay £120,000 for his transport.

Ed Miliband says the Queen's Speech offers "no hope" to the unemployed, working families and those being squeezed by rising living costs.

BBC Scotland has learned that finance firm Ticketus is soon to lodge a legal claim against Craig Whyte for £27m.

Unions, politicians and pressure groups have responded to the government's plans for the year ahead.

Italian sports car maker Ferrari has apologised after one of its cars drove on an ancient Chinese monument, prior to a publicity event, causing damage.

BBC reporter ventures inside Syria's protest city, Homs

The woman credited with giving Francois Hollande a new image

Chelsea interim manager Roberto di Matteo defends club captain John Terry amid accusations of a drop in form.

The Spectator magazine is to be prosecuted for breaching a court order over an article written during the Stephen Lawrence trial.

An official report says a member of the Welsh assembly brought the institution into disrepute after a late-night drunken row at a five-star hotel.

Two teenagers are arrested in Norway following an attack on Britain's Serious Organised Crime Agency.

Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso says there is not enough mutual on-track respect between Formula 1 racers.

A tourist bus crashes over a cliff in southern Taiwan, injuring 13 South Korean tourists.

A survivor of last year's Norway massacre testifies that Anders Behring Breivik emitted "cries of joy" during the attack on Utoeya island.

Sudan is blocking aid to Blue Nile state, in the hands of SPLM-North rebels, putting the lives of the civilian population at risk, rebels tell the BBC.

A new Russian Sukhoi Superjet passenger plane carrying 50 people goes missing on a demonstration flight in Indonesia.

Fear and suspicion dog counter-terrorism efforts

Plans for more flexible parental leave, speedier adoptions and a radical shake-up of support for children with special educational needs are announced in the Queen's Speech.

Rangers administrator Duff & Phelps insists new bidders can secure the club's future by the end of this week.