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The war photographer Paul Conroy who was severely injured in Syria has warned that material from citizen journalists and activists involved directly in the conflict cannot be relied upon

Traffic police Second Lt. Nguyen Manh Phan held on to the windscreen wipers of a bus in a bid to detain the driver.

Five men have been shot dead at a lake near Macedonia's capital Skopje, police say.

A man is jailed for two years after explosive chemicals were found in his shed in Somerset.

Researchers report compelling evidence of creating a theoretical particle that has been the subject of a 75-year search for proof.

The people in charge of Formula 1 say the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as planned next week, despite concerns over staging the race whilst there is continuing political unrest.

Air Canada cancels dozens of flights, blaming "illegal activity" by pilots calling in sick, in an apparent protest over a bitter labour row.

The Times newspaper is being sued by the police blogger Richard Horton after the paper accessed his email account, lawyer Mark Lewis confirms.

An elderly patient dies following the outbreak of listeria at Antrim and Causeway hospitals in Northern Ireland.

Tens of thousands protest in Cairo against the presidential bid of Omar Suleiman, the former spy chief of Hosni Mubarak.

How new sensor technology could allow furniture and buildings to adapt to the people using them.

India reacts angrily to the detention of Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan by US authorities for 90 minutes at White Plains airport.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says Jack Wilshere is making "slow progress" in his recovery from an ankle injury.

A woman allegedly raped by two footballers at a hotel arrived at a friend's house later in a "hysterical" condition, a court hears.

Two of Japan's nuclear reactors are declared safe to be restarted, to combat threatened power shortages, the government says.

There is confusion over the whereabouts of Guinea-Bissau's Prime Minister, Carlos Gomes Junior, after soldiers launched an apparent coup.

Lucian Freud's former assistant talks about how he came to sit for the artist

Bodies in a former burial ground in Birmingham would have to be dug up if plans for the government's high-speed rail network go ahead.

A painting stolen in 2008 and recovered in Serbia, is confirmed to be a Cezanne masterpiece by a Swiss art expert.

Schools Minister Nick Gibb reveals that half of free schools set to open later this year have not yet secured a site.