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Unemployment in Wales fell by 1,000 in the first three months of the year, with 132,000 people out of work.

The body of Honduran radio journalist Alfredo Villatoro, abducted on his way to work a week ago, is found near the capital, Tegucigalpa.

A teenager who survived Anders Behring Breivik's attack on Utoeya island tells his trial in Oslo that she only lived because she hid under another victim's body.

The UK's two measurement systems are a "confusing shambles" and must be reformed before the London Olympics, a former foreign secretary says.

Lamont Peterson rejects calls from Amir Khan to surrender his WBA and IBF title belts despite failing a drugs test.

Red Bull's Aussie charger on his former boss Frank Williams's birthday win in Barcelona, and the "incredible" Premier League season.

Natasha Jonas and Nicola Adams become Britain's first female boxers to qualify for the Olympics by securing medals at the Worlds.

A Londonderry man claims republican vigilantes told him to go to anger management classes or get shot.

Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin is to write the script for Sony Pictures' upcoming biopic of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.

A senior police officer apologises for the distress caused to families following the revelation that the PSNI kept body parts and tissue samples in 64 cases of suspicious and unexplained deaths.

Liverpool's mayor should be paid £79,000 - the highest allowance for a mayor outside London - an independent panel recommends.

Researchers smash a record for wireless data transmission in the terahertz band, an uncharted part of the electro-magnetic spectrum.

Greece will hold fresh elections on 17 June and a judge is appointed to head an interim government.

The euro hits a fresh four-month low against the dollar as political uncertainty in Greece fuels speculation it could leave the single currency.

Deaths linked to drugs and drink in Wales rise by 31% in 10 years, compared with 15% in England, official figures show.

Downing Street is about to review the government's Green Deal after warnings that it's liable to fail.

Liberian ex-President Charles Taylor accuses the prosecution of paying witnesses to testify against him in his war crimes trial in The Hague.

The chief executive who led Wales' largest building society through what he calls "one of the most testing financial times on record" is to step down.

"Jonny Bairstow will grow in international cricket and become an England Test regular in the future"

President Obama has welcomed the LA Galaxy football team to the White House to celebrate the team's winning of the Major League soccer championship in the US.