The BBC should focus on core public service broadcasting, a panel set up by the government says.
The way the BBC is governed and regulated is "unsustainable", an expert panel tells the government.
Daniel Dickinson travels to Addis Ababa and visits the former palace of Ethiopia's last emperor, the late Haile Selassie.
The man convicted of Martin Luther King's murder never faced a full trial. He always claimed he was the victim of a full conspiracy
David Dimbleby is joined in Bath by Chris Huhne, Liz Kendall, Daniel Hannan, Justin King and Jimmy Wales.
Australian PM John Howard promises to hold a vote on recognising Aborigines' rights, if he is re-elected.
Minute-by-minute updates of the revolt against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's rule in Libya from Thursday 10 March.
Popular search site Google is being exploited by some net users to mount protests and play jokes on their friends.
Chileans on Twitter highlight indigenous Mapuche blogs and websites that point to widespread devastation in rural areas following last month's earthquake.
Precise dating reveals that Seahenge, the remarkable ring of oak timbers recently uncovered on a UK beach, is 4,050 years old.