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Death threats are reported to have been made against the Home Secretary, Theresa May, and former minister Jack Straw, leading to the arrest of a Blackburn council worker.

BBC Sport's Matt Slater provides an in-depth look at the problems facing crisis club Rangers in their battle for survival

A freedom of information request suggests public sector bodies are more likely to attract data breach fines than private firms.

The Environment Agency has issued seven flood warnings in south-west England, a region currently in drought.

Airlines updating their fleets with more fuel-efficient planes boost Boeing, which reports 58% growth in three-month profits.

The interim president of Mali announces a new government, appointing three military personnel to key posts.

Ex-Prime Minister Gordon Brown denies he "declared war" on News Corporation after Rupert Murdoch made the claim in his evidence to the Leveson Inquiry.

Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich will suspend his long-shot campaign next week, his spokesman tells US media.

Tributes are paid to a 15-year-old Kent schoolgirl who collapsed and died during a game of rounders.

Reality TV star and former cage fighter Alex Reid calls for a ban on school packed lunches in a speech in Parliament.

With heavy rainfall drenching parts of the UK and hosepipe bans in place, what's the best way to store water to feed your garden?

Adventurer Felix Baumgartner is planning to skydive from an altitude of 120,000 feet (36.7 km) this summer.

Libyan authorities ban the formation of political parties based on religious principles, tribe or ethnicity ahead of elections scheduled for June.

The mother of a severely disabled girl gives evidence in the trial of the child's grandparents who are accused of her manslaughter.

Water companies say the latest downpours will not make much difference to the drought.

Banking giant HSBC is set to announce 2,000 job losses in the UK on Thursday as part of its global cost-cutting plans, reports say.

The Olympic rings are officially unveiled in Cardiff to mark Wales's involvement with London 2012's sporting and cultural events this summer.

A bomb explosion has wounded four members of Bahrain's police force - two of them seriously - during clashes with protesters, officials say.

Star German high-jumper Ariane Friedrich names an alleged stalker on Facebook, citing self-defence, and the move sparks a new debate about privacy.

An AM is referred to the Welsh assembly's standards watchdog after claims about his behaviour in a luxury hotel after a night out.