Tripoli condemns the UK's decision to recognise the rebels as Libya's "sole governmental authority" after similar moves by France and the US.

The White House lightens the tone of the US debt ceiling debate by "Rickrolling" those following a Twitter chat on US fiscal policy.

Crowds are expected at the newly-refurbished Victorian part of the National Museum of Scotland as it reopens following a £47.4m refit.

The government should "think again" about the introduction of the English Baccalaureate to secondary schools in England, says a committee of MPs.

The University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit, centrepiece of the "ClimateGate" affair, releases virtually all remaining temperature data.

A chicken-sized dinosaur fossil found in China may have overturned a long-held theory about the origin of birds.

Government departments have been ripped off by an "oligopoly" of IT giants, an influential committee of MPs finds.

Police in one of Mexico's most violent cities, Ciudad Juarez, accuse federal colleagues of firing at them while putting down a deadly prison riot.