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Sir Stuart Rose swaps M&S for a mobile app start-up

A tour of the courts and tribunals at The Hague

The Respect MP, George Galloway, has told the BBC that both Labour and the Conservatives have been "in bed with" the Murdochs. There have been calls for Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt to resign over suggestions he had acted as a "cheerleader" fo News Corporation's bid to take full control of the satellite broadcaster BSkyB.

President Obama describes US Secret Service agents caught up in the Colombia sex scandal as "knuckleheads", saying that most do an "incredible" job.

Twenty years ago a convention on biodiversity was agreed at the Rio Earth Summit - but do we know how many species are becoming extinct?

The Cutty Sark is reopened by the Queen in Greenwich to mark the completion of a £50m restoration.

Nearly half of people aged over 50 will have to work and save for 11 years beyond state pension age to keep their standard of living, a report says.

Many people are a "soft touch" for fraudsters because they fail to wipe data from old disks, says the UK's privacy watchdog.

Tools to stop too much personal data being shared are being developed by a mobile industry body.

South Korean economist Oh Kil-nam regrets having defected to North Korea

Chelsea captain John Terry apologises to fans for the red card against Barcelona which rules him out of the Champions League final.

Chelsea boss Roberto di Matteo says his side's Champions League semi-final win over Barcelona is an "incredible achievement".

Apple reports better-than-expected results, with profits almost doubling in first three months of the year to $11.6bn (£7.2bn).

Rangers' administrator must wait until October to claim almost £30m in damages and money owed at the High Court in London.

The owners of car maker Lotus, which employs 1,200 staff, is in talks with a Chinese firm about a possible sale, an MP reveals in the House of Commons.

Kofi Annan tells the UN Security Council he is alarmed that reports of killings in Syria continue, despite the ceasefire he brokered being in place.

A key witness in the campaign finance case against John Edwards says he worried about using secret money to pay Mr Edwards' mistress.

Chelsea reach the Champions League final despite John Terry's red card to seal a remarkable two-legged victory over Barcelona.

David Ngog completes fine comeback win for struggling Bolton as Aston Villa's relegation fears increase.

Firebrand youth leader Julius Malema has lost his appeal against expulsion from South Africa's ruling ANC, the party says.