Around a million spectators watched the royal procession on the streets of London on 29 April.

China releases a prominent Chinese human rights lawyer Teng Biao, but another well-known dissident reportedly disappears in Beijing.

As many as one in 10 head teachers has been physically assaulted by a pupil's parent or carer, a survey by the NAHT school leaders' union suggests.

New European Union rules come into force banning hundreds of traditional and imported herbal remedies.

Police issue a series of CCTV images of suspects being hunted after clashes between officers and protesters in Bristol.

Libya says it will not allow any more sea deliveries to the besieged city of Misrata, and that aid agencies should use land routes instead.

New Zealand opera star Hayley Westenra talks to Matthew Stadlen about getting her first recording deal at 13, missing teenage parties, the importance of nerves and her grief at seeing her hometown of Christchurch destroyed in the recent earthquake.

A US appeals court puts a "lockout" imposed by National Football League team owners back into effect, creating chaos amid the draft of new players.