David Miliband tells the BBC that he no longer harbours ambitions of becoming Britain's prime minister and is focussing his efforts on the issues that matter to him, notably the conflict in Afghanistan.

The Arsenal Supporters' Trust votes not to sell its shares to American businessman Stan Kroenke, who has tabled a mandatory offer for full control of the club.

Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan says food from the region near the stricken Fukushima plant is safe to eat despite radiation fears.

A Massachusetts woman is convicted of attempted murder for withholding cancer drugs from her autistic son, who died aged nine.

Documents obtained by the BBC suggest the RAF had concerns over the airworthiness of Chinooks two years before Mull of Kintyre crash.

Former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo has been moved out of Abidjan a day after his arrest, a UN spokesman says.

St Johnstone host Celtic in an early evening Scottish Premier League match in Perth.

Chelsea visit Man Utd in the Champions League last eight hoping to overturn a 1-0 first-leg deficit, with Shakhtar-Barcelona the night's other European tie alongside a bumper night of lower league football.