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A person is airlifted to hospital after a car left the road and ended up in a loch on Harris in the Western Isles.

This week North Korea stages the biggest celebration in its history to commemorate the centenary of the birth of its founding father, Kim Il Sung.

As MS Balmoral arrives at Cobh on the coast of Ireland, on its way to the wreck site of the Titanic, Sally Odell remembers the journey her family took a century ago.

Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond should not get any bonus at all, according to a shareholders advisory group.

The family of a man killed at a club where singer Jessie J was performing describe him as "the most genuine and generous man you could meet".

Egypt's former intelligence chief, Omar Suleiman, strongly criticises the Muslim Brotherhood and insists he would restore stability as president.

Egypt's former intelligence chief, Omar Suleiman, strongly criticises the Muslim Brotherhood and insists he would restore stability as president.

Tottenham's stuttering league form continues as their challenge for a top four spot suffers a blow with a loss to Norwich.

Hatem Ben Arfa's wonder goal sets Champions League chasers Newcastle on the way to victory over struggling Bolton.

Prosecutors will not hold a hearing to determine if a Florida neighbourhood watchman should be tried for shooting Trayvon Martin.

Campaigning for the first round of France's presidential election officially starts, with advertising allowed for the 10 candidates.

The mother of an 11-year-old boy who found a gun in County Armagh has said he brought it home in a plastic bag.

Britney Spears' fiance applies to become her joint guardian, responsible for her food, clothing and medical care, according to US reports.

Yahoo files papers outlining ways of scattering adverts through digital books based on what is being read.

The UK government approved the rendition of a terror suspect to the Gaddafi regime in 2004, the BBC can reveal.

Spectators are told that security will be tighter than ever before when the 2012 Olympics kick off at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.

P&O bans 200 Manchester students after passengers complain about their "wholly unacceptable" drunken behaviour on a ferry to Calais.

One of the biggest teaching unions votes to join other public sector workers to challenge any government attempts to introduce regional pay.

US telecom giant AT&T sells the Yellow Pages to a private equity firm for $950m (£600m).

At least 12 people are killed and dozens injured as a bomb explodes in a market area of the central Somalia town of Baidoa.