Technology giant Apple reports profits of $13.6bn for the first three months of 2015, and details plans to return more money to investors.

Seven officers in the US city of Baltimore have been injured, while a store has been looted and a car set alight, during violent protests in Baltimore.

Lord Sugar announces his replacement for adviser Nick Hewer on BBC One's The Apprentice - Claude Littner, who has grilled candidates during the interview rounds.

The Tories will use fines imposed on Deutsche Bank for its involvement in Libor rate-fixing to fund 50,000 apprenticeships, David Cameron will say.

There may be two distinct child obesity epidemics - one among infants and one among adolescents - research suggests.

Plans to freeze senior teachers' pay "arbitrarily discriminate" against school leaders, according to the head teachers' union ASCL.

Convicted Australian drug smuggler Andrew Chan marries his girlfriend in Indonesia's prison, ahead of his expected execution.

Google pledges €150m to support news organisations' efforts to earn money from their online coverage.