£3.5bn projects fund allocation
Details of where money will be spent on transport links, schools, hospitals and other infrastructure projects are to be announced by the Welsh government. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 1:56am
Gang shooting mum sets up charity
The mother of Birmingham gang shooting victim Letisha Shakespeare is setting up her own charity to help combat gang culture. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 1:20am
Michaela murder trial is to begin
The trial of two men charged with the murder of Michaela McAreavey in Mauritius last year is expected to begin on Tuesday. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 1:13am
Robo-fish to 'police' the oceans
Could robotic fish soon be on patrol in our oceans? Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 1:08am
Tallest tower in Tokyo opening
Tokyo Skytree, the world's tallest broadcasting tower at 634m and double the height of the Eiffel tower, opens to the public. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 1:07am
Papers focus on Beecroft fallout
Papers focus on fallout from Beecroft report Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 1:07am
Bogus PPI complaints 'hit 6,000'
Nearly 6,000 people put in bogus compensation claims last year, saying they had been mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance, the BBC learns. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 12:35am
Six hurt in bungalow gas blast
A gas explosion injures six people, including three police officers, on Tyneside. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Today, 12:12am
Trident contracts to be unveiled
The Ministry of Defence will announce later that it is awarding £350m in contracts to design the next generation of nuclear armed submarines. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 11:38pm
Social mobility 'key for economy'
Nick Clegg will say in a speech later that social mobility is a "vital ingredient" in Britain's future economy. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 11:06pm
Anger over 'Reagan blood' auction
The foundation of late US President Ronald Reagan expresses outrage after a vial said to contain his blood is offered for sale at auction. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 11:04pm
Work report not doctored - No 10
Downing Street dismisses a suggestion it "doctored" an independent report on possible changes to employment law to avoid political embarrassment. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 10:51pm
Measures to replace Asbos set out
Ministers will reveal plans for new measures to tackle anti-social behaviour in England and Wales later, including new orders to replace Asbos. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 10:49pm
Chinese fakes 'used in US planes'
Vast numbers of counterfeit Chinese electronic parts are being used in US military equipment, a key Senate committee investigation finds. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 10:35pm
Britain's first Diamond Jubilee
How Queen Victoria and the British Empire were celebrated Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 9:31pm
Ofsted criticises maths teaching
An Ofsted report criticises maths teaching and warns over early entry to maths GCSE. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 9:17pm
Are parents left out of maths teaching?
Have new methods left parents out in the cold? Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 9:16pm
Patients 'suffer NHS rationing'
Creeping rationing of NHS care is making patients suffer unnecessarily, doctors are warning. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 9:09pm
Nato endorses Afghan timetable
Nato leaders endorse plans to hand combat command in Afghanistan to local forces by mid-2013 and withdraw fighting troops by 2014. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 9:09pm
IVF age limit 'should be raised'
Women in their early 40s should be given access to IVF on the NHS, draft guidelines for England, Wales and Northern Ireland recommend. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 9:09pm
Third of malaria drugs 'are fake'
A third of malaria drugs used around the world to stem the spread of the disease are counterfeit, research reveals. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 8:51pm
Redefine drought, agency urges
Policy makers should drop the word "drought" as a blanket term and move to a sliding scale to describe dry conditions, the Environment Agency says. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 8:33pm
The end of drug discovery?
Are we facing the end of new drug discovery? Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 8:32pm
Warning over child 'screen time'
Parents need to do more to stop children spending too much time in front of televisions, computers and smartphones, according to a psychologist. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:47pm
Plan put to cut Scots councils
The number of Scottish councils should be cut by almost half and their powers boosted to revitalise local government, a think tank says. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:39pm
UN condemns Yemen suicide bombing
The UN condemns as "heinous" a suicide attack in Yemen that killed more than 90 soldiers, which al-Qaeda said it carried out. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:37pm
Energy bill to boost renewables
The government will publish its long-awaited draft energy bill later, designed to encourage major investment in clean energy generation. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:13pm
How Barca is selling its brand to fans
Spain's football giants aim to dominate new media Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:12pm
China's billion phone app market
China's booming market in mobile-phone apps Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:12pm
Fashion for people with disabilities
One woman's mission to design clothes for wheelchair users Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:12pm
VIDEO: The original celebrity gossip mag
Historian Dr Lucy Worsley looks through writer Samuel Pepys' scrapbook from the 17th Century, an early example of popular print culture. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 7:02pm
VIDEO: Jordan treating victims of Mid-East violence
Six years ago a group of surgeons opened a temporary clinic in Jordan to operate on Iraqis with injuries untreatable in their home country, but recent violence in Libya, Yemen and Syria has led to the project being extended and expanded Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 6:57pm
VIDEO: Should it be easier to fire staff?
Business Secretary Vince Cable has attacked a plan being considered by fellow ministers to make it easier for companies to sack workers. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 6:51pm
VIDEO: Nato to quit Afghan combat role in 2013
Nato leaders have formalised an agreement to hand control of Afghanistan to its own security forces in 2013. The summit also confirmed its timetable for a full combat pullout by 2014. Mark Mardell reports. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 6:42pm
VIDEO: Team that keeps torch relay moving
What keeps the Olympic torch relay on the road? Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 6:30pm
Farc kills 12 Colombian soldiers
Colombian officials say left-wing Farc rebels have killed 12 soldiers during a patrol in a remote rural area near the sensitive border with Venezuela. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 5:31pm
Leeds 18-31 St Helens
Jonny Lomax weighs in with a 13-point haul as St Helens outplay Leeds to earn a deserved Super League win at Headingley. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 5:02pm
SpaceX to attempt second lift-off
The US firm SpaceX will try again on Tuesday to launch its re-supply mission to the space station. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 4:09pm
We won't desert Afghans - Cameron
Britain will not desert the people of Afghanistan when troops end their combat role there in 2014, David Cameron says at a Nato summit in Chicago. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 3:59pm
Williams ready after fire drama
Chief engineer says the team is ready for the Monaco GP despite having their preparations "hampered" by Spanish GP fire. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 2:59pm
Iran sacks 'pool abuse' diplomat
The Iranian Foreign Ministry announces it had dismissed a diplomat accused of molesting girls at a swimming pool in Brasilia. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 2:50pm
VIDEO: Facebook drops below float price
Facebook has plunged in value to well below its offer price, two days after its shares were floated in New York. So what does this mean for the social networking site? Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 2:21pm
Bank of England's role examined
The Bank of England's supervisory court commissions three independent reviews into its performance during the financial crisis. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:55pm
Facebook drops below float price
Shares in Facebook slump 12% in early trading, falling below the initial price they were launched at on Friday in one of the world's biggest stockmarket flotations. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:52pm
US university webcam snoop jailed
A US student who used a webcam to secretly film his room-mate in a gay encounter is sentenced to 30 days in prison by a judge. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:51pm
VIDEO: Lockerbie bomber's funeral held
Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi has been buried in a private ceremony in a western suburb of the Libyan capital, Tripoli. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:37pm
Body parts kept by police forces
Police forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have stored almost 500 body parts and human organs, a report says. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:36pm
Protesters 'attack Mali leader'
Interim Mali President Dioncounda Traore is taken to hospital with a head wound after being attacked by demonstrators, sources say. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:22pm
Huntsman is jailed for party rape
A Devon huntsman is sentenced to four years in prison for raping a guest as he gave her a lift home from a ball. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:20pm
Kuwaiti denies Twitter blasphemy
A Kuwaiti man pleads not guilty to charges that he insulted the Prophet Muhammad and the rulers of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain in messages on Twitter. Read more...
BBC News - Home, Yesterday, 1:18pm