Turkish finance minister tells the BBC that his government's ban on Twitter was justified because the site had failed to comply with court orders.

North Korea test fires dozens of rockets on Saturday and Sunday, in an apparent display of anger over US-Seoul military drills.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho describes his team's thumping 6-0 victory over Arsenal as "easy and comfortable".

Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams overcome stubborn opponents to reach the fourth round of the Sony Open in Miami.

Laura Massaro beats Egyptian teenager Nour El Sherbini to become England's first female squash world champion since 1999.

Nato's top military commander warns of the size and readiness of Russia's forces on Ukraine's border, but Russia says it has no "expansionist views".

Shrien Dewani, accused of arranging the murder of his wife on their honeymoon, is to be extradited to South Africa on 7 April, the government there says.

A Labour MP warns the party is trying to be "too clever" and urges Ed Miliband to be "much clearer" with voters.