BBC News

9 April 2011 Last updated at 23:34 ET

News of the World prints apology

The News of the World issues an apology in this Sunday's edition over the phone-hacking scandal.

Fines for residents who break the rules on rubbish collections in England are to be scrapped, the government is expected to announce.

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy will take a four-shot lead into the final round of the Masters as he continues his quest to win a first major.

News and features on the royal engagement

Ballabriggs seals National glory

Ballabriggs, ridden by Jason Maguire and trained by Donald McCain, wins the Grand National ahead of Oscar Time and Don't Push It.
Man Utd win to open 10 point lead
Tamworth 0-3 Crawley Town

Why did LOL infiltrate the language?

Slang term "LOL" (laughing out loud) has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, but what does the rise of the acronym tell us about internet language?
Quiz of the week's news
Without this ring, I thee wed

Attacks on AV 'nonsense' - Clegg

Changing the electoral system to the Alternative Vote will make MPs work harder for votes and end the scandal of safe seats for life, Nick Clegg says.
Ed Miliband urges hacking probe
Osborne downplays bailout impact

Progress check on constitutional changes

How are the coalition government's plans for "the biggest shake-up of our democracy since 1832" progressing?

Brixton Riots: 30 years on

How have attitudes changed over the last three decades?
Mixed emotions at Aintree

Frank Keogh on a day of contrasts at the Grand National Sport
Wedding watch

Shacking up and princess camp
Tricks of the trade

How news photographers make their pictures stand out
Road to distraction

BBC told of problems cancelling AA membership
In pictures

Photos from Aintree on Grand National day
Newspaper review

Much is made of the latest in the phone-hacking row