Maritime piracy costs the global economy between $7bn and $12bn a year, a report by UK think-tank Chatham House says.

Australia's third largest city, Brisbane, starts to clear away mud and debris as floodwaters begin to recede.

Wikipedia is too complicated for many people to modify despite billing itself as "the free encyclopaedia that anyone can edit", its founder tells BBC News.

The Home Office publishes the specification for a new device for police to use to test whether drivers are under the influence of drugs.

West Brom manager Roberto Di Matteo tells the BBC why he has dropped his club captain Scott Carson and replaced him in goal with Boaz Myhill.

Frank Lampard likens Chelsea's current form to that experienced ahead of former boss Luiz Felipe Scolari's dismissal in 2009.

Eurostar announces a 12% rise in annual ticket revenue, thanks largely to a continued recovery in business travel.

Suggestions that the 2022 World Cup in Qatar could be played in the winter or that the games could be shared around the Gulf region are dismissed by Asia football chief Mohamed Bin Hammam.