The British ambassador to Argentina is summoned by officials in Buenos Aires to explain why part of Antarctica has been renamed in honour of the Queen.

Two people are killed in Argentina as a wave of looting spreads to several cities, including the outskirts of the capital, Buenos Aires.

Pope Benedict XVI pardons former butler Paolo Gabriele, who was sentenced to 18 months in jail in October for stealing confidential papers.

One of the UK's senior police representatives denies claims the Andrew Mitchell "pleb" row has exposed "distrust" between police and MPs.

The CPS is to consider whether any offences were committed when a prank call was made to the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge was being treated.

The Prince of Wales has called for a health service with more compassion, urging medical professionals to have a 'healing empathy'.

Syria has consolidated its chemical weapons into "one or two" places to prevent rebels capturing them, Russia says.

A woman at a bus stop was killed when she was hit by a car which minutes earlier had collided with another vehicle in south London.