British number one Andy Murray reveals that a mid-match change in tactics helped him recover from a set down to defeat Daniel Gimeno-Traver in his opening match at Wimbledon.

A bridegroom is charged with arson after a fire at a historic country house hotel in Cheshire.

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Nato says its strike on a compound near Tripoli hit a command-and-control centre for Libyan government forces and was a "legitimate military target".

Proposals to allow criminals to serve only half their sentences if they plead guilty at an early stage are set to be dropped entirely, the BBC understands.

Master of The Queens Music, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, calls for fines to be imposed on audience members whose phones disrupt performances.

The families of 20 doctors on trial in Bahrain for taking part in protests say the defendants were tortured into making false confessions.

Public sector union Unison prepares to strike over pensions as it enters the first day of its annual conference.