US factory output rebounds in February, helped by a recovery in car and consumer goods manufacturing.

Former News of the World royal editor Clive Goodman tells the phone-hacking trial he exaggerated the importance of his sources to make them seem more important.

L'Wren Scott, a 49-year-old fashion designer and girlfriend of Sir Mick Jagger, is found dead in her New York City flat in an apparent suicide.

Dissident republicans claim to have used newly acquired Semtex in a bomb attack on police in west Belfast.

The Football Association is advised by its membership committee to reject Hull City's plan to change their name to Tigers.

Rioters passed a police helmet around "like a trophy" after PC Keith Blakelock was killed in the Broadwater Farm disturbances, a jury hears.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signs a decree recognising Crimea as a sovereign state hours after the EU and US announce sanctions.

The Radio 1 DJ and other celebrities have cycled 1,000 miles as part of BBC Radio Around the World for Sport Relief.