The centre-right opposition in Iceland is set for a return to power, with all the votes counted from Saturday's general election.

The British Horseracing Authority hopes Sheikh Mohammed's Godolphin stays in British racing despite the doping controversy.

Bomb attacks on two political offices in north-western Pakistan kill at least eight people, police say, ahead of May's election.

Iraq suspends the licences of 10 satellite channels including al-Jazeera and imposes a ban on their operations for "promoting violence".

British Olympic discus thrower Lawrence Okoye announces that he will join the San Francisco 49ers in the NFL.

A teenager has been arrested after a woman, thought to be in her 70s, died from serious injuries.

Rescuers try to save nine people trapped in the wreckage of a collapsed building in Dhaka before cranes and other heavy machinery are brought in.

Google acquires Wavii, a service that offer customised news streams to users, for roughly $30m (£18m) in cash.

The mother of British man Grant Cameron, who is accused of drug offences in Dubai, speaks of the "horror story" of his alleged torture by police.

Buckingham Palace plays down fears about the Duke of Edinburgh's health after he was pictured with purplish skin round his eye during a trip to Canada.

President Barack Obama pokes fun at himself and his adversaries at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner.

At least 13 people die and dozens are injured after fighting breaks out between rival groups of inmates at a prison in central Mexico.

Thousands of people performed the Chinese martial art of Tai Chi in public squares, parks and streets across Latin America on Saturday in celebration of World Tai Chi and Qigong Day.

Around 100 competitors are in the German town of Pforzheim this weekend for their annual beard and moustache championships.

An 18th Century North Yorkshire theatre, billed as the oldest in its original form in Britain, launches a fundraising campaign to save it from closure.

The Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro reopens after nearly three years of renovation, but Brazilian media highlight problems with the venue.