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Britain's big aid programme in India is under scrutiny as never before. Critics say that India should be able to fund its own development, since it has nuclear weapons and a space programme.

The police were largely apolitical until Tony Blair said "tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime", ex-Met chief Lord Blair tells the Leveson Inquiry.

Prince Harry has paid a personal tribute to the Queen, describing her as a "wonderful, caring grandmother" to whom he is utterly devoted.

An Indonesian court sentences former Citibank executive Malinda Dee to eight years in prison for stealing more than $4m (£2.5m) from her wealthy clients.

Anders Behring Breivik, who confessed to attacks which left 77 people dead and 242 injured in Norway, is charged with committing terror acts.

David Cameron has offered his thoughts to the families and friends of six British soldiers "missing, believed killed" in Afghanistan.

The head of Britain's Olympic talent factory believes the team could win more medals in 2016 than at this summer's Games.

A high-ranking Nigerian customs officer has been shot dead by gunmen thought to be from the militant Islamist sect Boko Haram, police say.

The body of a dead whale washed up on a beach in Skegness on Saturday has been removed.

Facebook was inaccessible for many users across Europe for about two hours on Wednesday morning due to "technical difficulties".

Leaders of the Palestinian Islamist movement, Hamas, say they will not help Iran militarily in any conflict between Israel and the Islamic Republic.

Former Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive Sir George Mathewson says plans to break up the bank are "totally inappropriate".

24 hours of news photos: 7 March 2012

The former commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Lord Blair, has told the Leveson Inquiry he does not recollect discussing the donation of a police horse to Rebekah Brooks.

At least 10 people have been killed in co-ordinated car bomb and suicide bomb attacks in the northern Iraqi town of Tal Afar, police say.

What's the story behind one of Disney composer Robert Sherman's most famous co-creations, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious?

A painting by 17th Century Baroque artist Giovanni Barbieri, best known as Guercino, is to remain the UK.

Watch short highlights of BBC Sport's pick of some of the best clashes between England and France (UK only).

A Newcastle United fan is fined after admitting painting the words "St James" on the wall of the club's ground.

Chilean political leaders promise to speed up efforts to pass a hate crime law after a young gay man is brutally beaten.