England and Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi has his citing for a dangerous tackle on Danny Care in the Premiership final dismissed.

The company behind the Blackberry smartphone warns it will make a loss in its latest quarter and make "significant" job cuts, as it hires banks to review its business.

Sportsday rounds up the big sporting stories of the day on the BBC news channel. (UK only).

Rescuers in Italy's northern Emilia Romagna region search rubble for more survivors after a new earthquake kills at least 16 people.

UN-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan says Syria is at "tipping point", as several Western states announce they are expelling Syrian diplomats.

Mitt Romney wins a primary in Texas to become the Republican Party's challenger to US President Barack Obama and the first Mormon White House nominee.

Plans to hold more court hearings in secret have been scaled back, following criticism from civil liberties groups and Liberal Democrats.

Households who overfill rubbish bins or put them out at the wrong time will face smaller fines, as the government promises "common sense" by councils.