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Manchester United and England defender Chris Smalling will miss Euro 2012 after picking up a groin injury.

Fears over Britons being trained for jihad in Somalia

One in five new cars in Britain fails its first MoT test according to research from motoring website.

The hit BBC show is awarded an honorary prize for its global appeal, at the Rose d'Or festival in Switzerland.

A finance expert says Cardiff City fans must compromise between "tradition and commercial reality" in a row over a change in club colours to raise cash.

Glentoran football club directors confirms that prominent player Leon Knight has been placed on investigatory suspension.

Several hundred protesters wave flags and placards at the Chinese embassy in the Philippine capital over a month-long maritime stand-off with China.

A unionist MLA claims thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money is being wasted by delays in the redevelopment of a former RIR barracks.

Can you recall the last line of Sendak's Wild Things classic?

The Spanish government is to force its banks to take on an extra 30bn euros of capital to cushion themselves against loans going bad.

IAG, the parent firm of British Airways and Spain's Iberia, reports widening losses, due in large part to higher fuel costs.

Who will win the title, and other issues still to be settled

George Clooney hosted a record breaking fundraising dinner for Barack Obama at his Los Angeles mansion.

French bank Credit Agricole reports worse-than-expected three month results, depressed by more write-offs of Greek debt.

Wolves are set to appoint Norwegian Stale Solbakken as their new manager ahead of their return to the Championship.

Centrica, the owner of British Gas, says that rising wholesale gas costs will make supplying energy more expensive this year.

Children as young as 11 are to be targeted in a major new drive costing more than £850,000 to encourage them to stop smoking.

A year on from the attack by her boyfriend that left her blind, eye-gouging victim Tina Nash talks to Jon Kay about how she has rebuilt her life.

A father is charged with the murder of his seven-month-old son in Derbyshire.

The renowned British economic historian Niall Ferguson is to present the BBC's 2012 Reith Lectures, in a series titled 'The Rule of Law and its Enemies'.