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French President Nicolas Sarkozy rules out doing any election deal with the far-right National Front but says its voters should not be demonised.

Ahmed Shafiq becomes the latest candidate to be disqualified from Egypt's presidential election, after a law bans Mubarak-era officials from standing.

Will Charles Taylor verdict heal the horrors of Sierra Leone's war?

Roberto di Matteo should stay in charge of Champions League finalists Chelsea for at least another year, says Avram Grant.

All-inclusive holidays have soared in popularity in recent years, yet not everyone is happy with the growth of these deals.

Great tits are more likely to gang up against predators if neighbours they know are being threatened, say scientists.

People across Wales are warned to expect more heavy rain overnight and for the rest of the working week, which could lead to localised flooding.

The life of what may be the world's most endangered tribe

Labour's Harriet Harman says Jeremy Hunt has "fallen very far short" of the standards required of him regarding his role in News Corp's bid to take over BSkyB.

The newspaper group, Johnston Press reports a big loss for 2011 but underlines its strategy to increase its digital offering.

Companies that do not do enough to keep their websites secure are to be named and shamed to help improve security.

Brazil's Congress delays a final vote on controversial changes to the country's forest code which enviromentalists say will spur Amazon deforestation.

As much as a month's worth of rain could fall in Wales and the south of England over the next few days, but water companies say it will not be enough to replenish reservoirs.

German industrial giant Siemens cuts its full-year profit forecast for 2012 as losses continue in its wind power division.

A UK-Indian team of scientists have announced the discovery of a new species of limbless amphibian.

The Welsh Premier Football League is to come under close scrutiny by AMs, who are expected to hear that it needs more income and recognition.

The Israel Prison Service says more than 1,300 Palestinian prisoners remain on hunger strike, more than a week after they began their protest.

Councillors defer a decision on whether to grant a license for a lap dancing and strip club next to a city centre church.

Can Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt survive in his job?

A County Down woman who nearly died after having a heart attack on the street wants defibrillators to be installed in public places.