Hewlett-Packard sees a 6% drop in first-quarter sales as demand for PCs continues to shrink, but analysts had predicted a bigger fall.

Students at Glasgow University vote heavily in favour of staying within the UK in a mock referendum on Scottish independence.

Senior Liberal Democrat peer Lord Rennard strongly disputes allegations of sexual impropriety made by women who have worked for the party.

An Irish publican is prosecuted after police found dozens of 'nuns' drinking illegally, several hours past closing time on his premises.

Haiti's ex-ruler Jean-Claude Duvalier files a last-minute appeal to avoid attending a court hearing over allegations of crimes against humanity.

Three people die on the Las Vegas Strip after a gunman in a Range Rover fired on a Maserati, sending it crashing into a taxi and sparking a fireball.

A man linked to a global football match-fixing ring is helping Singapore authorities with their inquiries, police say, hours after Italy makes an arrest.

Barcelona Football Club are set to play against a joint team of Israelis and Palestinians in July.