The campaign HQ of Egyptian presidential run-off candidate Ahmed Shafiq is attacked, as hundreds gather to protest against the election result.

Andy Murray dismisses concerns over his fitness ahead of Tuesday's meeting with Tatsuma Ito in the French Open first round.

Boris Johnson on Newsnight has accused the government of trying to kick a decision about a new airport into "the long grass" until after the next election.

Fewer than a third of the UK's most influential jobs are held by women, figures compiled by the BBC News website show.

Blackberry-maker Research In Motion says chief legal officer Karima Bawa has resigned, the latest in a series of departures from the firm.

Ex-Prime Minister Tony Blair tells the Leveson Inquiry his friendship with Rupert Murdoch was "a working relationship" until he left office.

China will allow direct trading of the yuan and the Japanese yen next month, in a move aimed at promoting trade between Asia's two biggest economies.

The idea of a distinctive "Tudor era" in English history is a misleading invention, an Oxford University historian argues.