The wife of an Iranian-British man who was abducted in Dubai last June has told Panorama that the British government must share responsibility.

Thailand's army chief says the military will not intervene with force in the political crisis, as the death toll from a blast in Bangkok rises to three.

Mothercare chief executive Simon Calver has resigned with immediate effect, the mother-and-baby products retailer announces.

Castles, beaches and dolphins will feature in a new £4m TV campaign aimed at boosting tourism in Wales.

BBC Sport looks back at some of the funniest moments from Sochi 2014, from the outrageous trousers of Norway's curlers to the Russian police choir's take on Daft Punk.

Film star Dame Judi Dench says she has no plans to retire, despite no longer being able to read scripts.

Nokia launches its first phones to run Android, the X, X+ and XL, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Wales will be without injured Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey for their friendly against Iceland on 5 March.