The row over Cameron's remarks on Pakistan goes on
Fuel tanker drivers could take industrial action later this year over job and pay cuts, a union has warned.
A new global treaty banning cluster munitions enters into force, hailed by campaigners as the most important treaty in 10 years.
Chelsea Clinton marries at lavish New York ceremony
A lie-in at the weekend does not counter the ill-effects of lack of sleep during the week, a study suggests.
A scheme which allows parents to check if someone has a history of child sex offences is to be extended to eight more police forces in England.
One million people remain affected by monsoon flooding in north-west Pakistan, as fears grow that flooding could spread south.
A symphony featuring more than 200 amateur musicians and lyrics by a 98-year-old great grandmother will air later to celebrate Yorkshire Day.
Pakistan's president is due in Europe later for a trip that will take in the UK, amid tensions over David Cameron's comments about terrorism.
Babies born this weekend will be last in the UK to receive the full payment to Child Trust Funds, as the scheme's phasing out begins.
The daughter of former US President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has married her long-term boyfriend at a lavish ceremony.
An international treaty banning the production and use of cluster bombs has come into force.
Colombia's Farc rebel group issues a call for dialogue with the new government after Juan Manuel Santos's election as president.
The Netherlands is to end its military involvement in Afghanistan, after four years in which its troops have won praise for their effectiveness.
Sudan says UN peacekeepers in Darfur must inform the government of all travel plans, insisting they have failed to stop violence at refugee camps.
The Liberal Democrats call on the government to ensure more prisoners take up educational courses while behind bars.
The only child of former US President Bill Clinton, Chelsea, is married to her banker boyfriend at a ceremony cloaked in secrecy.
Accountants KPMG say politicians should give "detailed consideration" to changing the status of Scottish Water.
The government's academies may seem familiar, writes Mike Baker
Twitter, the social networking site which allows users to say something in up to 140 characters, sees its 20 billionth message sent.