Computer and smartphone maker Apple reports its first quarterly drop in profits in a decade, despite strong sales in the three months to March.

The city of Los Angeles will pay $4.2m (£2.8m) to two women shot by police during a manhunt for an ex-policeman on a murder spree.

The head of Nato calls on Pakistan to combat militants who use the country as a launch-pad for attacks on neighbouring Afghanistan.

Former school teacher Eric Toth is charged with production and possession of child pornography after his arrest in Nicaragua and deportation to the US.

South American football chief Nicolas Leoz resigns from Fifa's powerful executive committee on "health and personal" grounds.

Australian police say they have arrested and charged a "self-proclaimed leader" of the hacking group LulzSec.

An eight-storey building collapses in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka leaving at least 10 people dead and hundreds feared trapped, officials say.

Hundreds of Europeans are fighting with rebel forces in Syria - and could pose a threat when they return, says the EU's anti-terror chief.