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Campaigners in Tanzania criticise some schools in a region north-west of Dar es Salaam for making HIV-positive pupils wear a red ribbon on their uniforms.

Many of us have imagined writing a letter of resignation that shakes our bosses to the core, but few have actually done it

Fit-again Saracens winger David Strettle replaces Charlie Sharples in England's team to face Ireland.

Are the glory days for Tesco over?

Yoda, a dog which shot to fame after being crowned the world's ugliest in a competition in California, has died, her owner has announced.

MPs call on the government to ban the sale of Nazi memorabilia after items belonging to Holocaust victims were sold at a public auction.

Two people are taken to hospital after four lorries crashed near junction 25 of the M1.

The truce in Gaza may be fraying as the Israel carries out air strikes and Palestinian militants continue to fire rockets into Israel.

The first major UK exhibition of Joan Miro sculptures

Tesco's UK chief executive, Richard Brasher, resigns after the supermarket chain sees disappointing sales and falling market share.

The celebrity guests, the menu, the gifts for Cameron and Obama

A coalition of 200 rights and aid groups urge Russia and China to back UN action against Syria, on the anniversary of the start of the uprising there.

"Kettling" tactics used by the Metropolitan Police to contain crowds in 2001 were lawful, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled.

Presenter Sian Williams bids a tearful farewell to the Breakfast sofa as she presents her last edition of the BBC programme.

Researchers have discovered human skulls and bones from southern China which were of people that looked look quite different to us.

Leading UK politicians are in Scotland to discuss youth unemployment north and south of the border.

The Chancellor's Budget explained by School Reporters at Newcastle School for Boys

Argos sales fall 7.7% for the eight weeks to 25 February, hit by weak demand for consumer electronics.

Ireland's first oil well off the County Cork coast is set to yield 4,000 barrels a day.

A Welsh journalist and his colleague being held in Libya are waiting to learn their fate after they were handed over to the national government.