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Ministers will are considering a possible U-turn over the decision not to buy the F-35 fighter plane, the BBC understands.

Human rights group Amnesty International calls on Nato to investigate civilian deaths from its bombing campaign in Libya last year.

A husband appears in court in a hospital bed accused of murdering his estranged wife and her mother.

Labour has been granted a rare emergency debate in the Commons to demand that the Health and Social Care Bill does not become law until the government publishes its risk assessment of the reforms.

A new ride at Alton Towers theme park is classified as "too scary" for children under 12 by a film board.

The street-by-street route the London 2012 Olympic torch relay will take around the UK has been set out.

First minister has dismissed suggestions by an Ulster Unionist leadership contender that there should be a referendum on whether the Stormont system needs to be changed to include an official opposition.

The Church in Wales joins forces with other groups to debate its response to issues of domestic abuse.

The Lib Dems' deputy leader suggests keeping the 50p tax rate is not one of the party's "central" objectives for the Budget.

A van driver dies after crashing through a bridge above the M42 in the West Midlands and landing on the motorway below.

Congo's Christopher Samba, who had a banana thrown at him while playing for Russians Anzhi Makhachkala, laments the fact that the incident happened so close to children.

A second judge resigns from the UN-backed international war crimes trial in Cambodia, saying efforts to pursue the regime are being blocked.

Newspapers in Egypt are grappling with the impact Pope Shenouda's death will have on national unity at a time of rising tensions between religious faiths.

Italian police arrest 16 judges in what is described as a big anti-mafia operation centred on the southern city of Naples.

British researchers who produce one of the three big global temperate records have updated their dataset to reflect better the rapid changes occurring in the Arctic.

A man admits having a dog dangerously out of control when a seven-year-old boy was grabbed on an Essex beach by two Rottweilers.

An eyewitness to Monday's school shootings in Toulouse, France, has described scenes of horror in the aftermath of the attack.

David Cameron promises to "apply the principles of garden cities", including more open space and characterful housing, as part of the overhaul of planning.

A student admits making racially offensive comments on Twitter about the footballer Fabrice Muamba following his collapse on the pitch on Saturday.

EuroMillions winner John Noakes on the moment he found out his bus drivers' syndicate from Northamptonshire won the £38m jackpot.