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The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh attend a service of thanksgiving at Cardiff's Llandaff Cathedral, as part of a UK-wide tour to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee.

Portuguese authorities say they are not going to reopen the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

The trial of two grandparents accused of the manslaughter of their disabled granddaughter is told their grandson was once arrested on suspicion of murdering her.

Nearly 10 times as many £5 notes are being dispensed from cash machines than in the summer of 2010, the Bank of England says.

24 hours of news photos: 26 April 2012

Police warn they will take action against people making threats to Scottish FA panel members who handed out punishments to Rangers.

Police investigating the deaths of a mother and daughter in an arson attack in Dungannon say they want to identify two men seen in the area.

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has spoken in support of Arab VIPS visiting al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem.

Plans to send warning letters to suspected illegal file-sharers have been put off until at least 2014, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport confirms.

Great Britain's men's and women's football teams will face Brazil and Sweden respectively in Olympic warm-up games at Middlesbrough.

A woman who was seen on CCTV kicking a boy in the head after he was fatally stabbed in a Tube station is jailed for 12 years for the killing.

Chemists devise a means to coat cotton fabrics with durable "super-hydrophobic" layers that repel water and stains alike.

Science fiction publisher Tor UK decides to drop anti-piracy restrictions from its electronic books.

At least six people are killed in bomb attacks on newspaper offices in two Nigerian cities, witnesses say.

Former Liberian leader Charles Taylor is convicted of aiding and abetting war crimes during the Sierra Leone civil war at his trial in The Hague.

A woman who needed major surgery after she was shot by her estranged husband in a Newport hair salon last year donates £1,000 to a hospital.

Game giant Nintendo reports its first annual net loss of 43.2bn yen ($533m; £329m) as sales of its Wii games console disappoint and a strong yen hits exports

Car giants Volkswagen, Chrysler and Fiat all report strong rises in first-quarter profits as the global car market recovers.

The final list of candidates in Egypt's first post-Mubarak presidential election is published, with 13 candidates allowed to stand.

Children's minister Tim Loughton warns that parents are helping their children dodge Facebook age limits to set up accounts.