Borussia Dortmund hope to keep hold of Robert Lewandowski who scored all four goals in the 4-1 win against Real Madrid.

A court in Brazil orders Facebook to remove a memorial page dedicated to a deceased woman, after her mother brought a legal case.

US car giant Ford reports results that underlined the contrasting fortunes of its North American and European businesses.

Robert Lewandowski scores four goals as Borussia Dortmund take a commanding lead over Real Madrid in their Champions League semi-final.

Freddie Starr is rearrested over fresh allegations of sexual offences, under the strand of Operation Yewtree unrelated to Jimmy Savile.

An eight-storey building housing garment factories collapses outside the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, killing at least 87 people and injuring hundreds.

Troubled Spanish lender Bankia announces a return to profit after a disastrous 2012 that saw record losses and an EU-sponsored bailout.

Enrico Letta appears set to become Italy's new prime minister, after being asked by President Giorgio Napolitano to form a broad coalition government

Is France now under attack in Africa?

Canada's Muslims on spotting the radicals in their midst

Thousands attend a memorial for a policeman killed in the hunt for the Boston bombing suspects, as more information emerges about the devices.

Barclays adjusted first quarter profits fell 25% to £1.8bn, largely due to the bank's restructuring programme.

The EU's diplomatic service is being restructured - but MEPs say it is still too slow to react and top-heavy.

The government has signed a new treaty with Jordan aimed at ensuring that radical cleric Abu Qatada can be deported, Theresa May tells MPs.

Could the humble cashew nut hold the key to eradicating poverty in Senegal's Casamance region?

World court platform for Chile-Bolivia land dispute

England batsman Kevin Pietersen is ruled out of the Champions Trophy after failing to recover from a knee injury.

A Mexican woman admits helping the former head of the powerful Norte del Valle cartel evade justice between 2002 and 2004.

The inquest into the deaths of a father and his three children found dead in a Shropshire quarry hears he had agreed to split up with his wife.

Russia's leading opposition figure Alexei Navalny, on trial for embezzlement, tells the court the charges are "political revenge" for his anti-Putin campaigning.