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Sarah Rochira, a director of the Royal National Institute for the Blind, is named new commissioner for older people in Wales.

The home secretary has been warned by 11 airlines that Britain "risks gridlock" at airports over the Easter break because of staff shortages.

Stock markets decline on fears over the state of the US and European economies, led by a disappointing Spanish bond sale.

The big energy supplier E.On becomes the latest UK energy provider to have its sales techniques investigated by regulator Ofgem.

South Africa's ruling ANC party bans its youth leader Julius Malema from all party activities for accusing the president of being a "dictator".

Openers Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook share a 122-run stand to put England in a strong position in the second Test against Sri Lanka.

Business Secretary Vince Cable says there is no question of the UK government imposing lower rates of pay on public sector workers in Wales.

Police assured the barrister prosecuting a News of the World reporter for phone-hacking there was no evidence against its other journalists, the Leveson Inquiry hears.

A report into the collapsed prosecution of six protesters accused of trying to close a power station clears Nottinghamshire Police of misconduct.

24 hours of news photos: 4 April 2012

24 hours of news photos: 4 April 2012

Two teenagers who took part in an indecent assault on a student are caught after they took a photo of the attack on their victim's phone.

With hosepipe bans imminent, there is growing concern over drought. But with population rising, how can a water crisis be averted?

US customs officials have seized 16 luxury cars which had been stolen and were being smuggled out of the country on cargo ships.

The Office of Fair Trading asks the Competition Commission to open an investigation into the UK's private healthcare market.

At least six people are dead and other residents are believed to be trapped after huge boulders hit a slum in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, officials say.

A witness tells the Kevin 'Gerbil' Carroll murder trial she thought she was caught up in "another Dunblane" massacre.

Yahoo confirms it is axing 2,000 posts to save $375m a year, but Skype is hiring in London and elsewhere.

TomTom releases a software fix for a fault that caused 12 of its sat-nav devices to malfunction.