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A Peruvian policeman who had been missing for 17 days in the jungle after surviving a clash with Shining Path rebels is reunited with his family.

The motorcycle was inside a container and was registered in the Miyagi Prefecture, an area hit by the tsunami last year.

A licence for a strip club next to a church is granted by Swansea councillors, but the firm behind it faces a fight over the lease - which is held by the council.

Ali Carter questions Judd Trump's playing style and etiquette after beating him in the second round of the World Championship.

An online petition is launched to remove Wales and Sheffield United striker Ched Evans from a team of the year honours list after his rape conviction.

The eurozone's finance chair backs calls by French presidential candidate Francois Hollande for a bigger European Investment Bank.

A 59-year-old former soldier finds out he has lived with a broken neck for more than 40 years since a rugby injury when he was a teenager.

A warm reception in Windsor

The family of leading Bahraini opposition activist Abdulhadi al-khawaja denounce the decision to retry him and 20 other activists.

The Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has questioned whether there is still a need for the Northern Ireland Office and the Secretary of State.

One World Trade Center is to overtake the Empire State Building to become New York's tallest building once a steel column is lifted into place on Monday.

An 11-year-old Lincolnshire girl who suffered severe injuries at birth is awarded compensation worth £10.8m.

Iraq's fugitive Vice-President Tariq al-Hashemi will face charges of murder, including those of six judges, when his trial opens this week, officials say.

This has been the wettest April in the UK for over a century, with some areas seeing three times their usual monthly average, Met Office figures show.

A White House official details the US use of drones to kill members of al-Qaeda, and reveals that Osama Bin Laden's papers are to go online.

At least 11 people are killed in a bomb attack on a police convoy in north-eastern Nigeria, police say, a day after churches were targeted.

UK champion Judd Trump suffers a shock 13-12 defeat to Ali Carter, while Matthew Stevens beats Barry Hawkins 13-11.

Keele University has become the first English university to join the Common Application system for university applications in the United States.

One World Trade Center, under construction at the site of the 9/11 attacks, becomes the tallest building in New York.

The refusal of Prime Minister David Cameron to order an inquiry into the conduct of his culture secretary demonstrates that he is "incapable of doing his duty", Labour leader Ed Miliband has alleged.