Facebook launches free video calling for its Messenger app to rival Hangouts, Skype, and FaceTime
Service will be available on Apple's iOS and Android.
Greece moves to sideline embattled finance minister Varoufakis after Riga bailout talks fiasco
Deputy Foreign Minister Euclid Tsakalotos takes over as co-ordinator of bailout talks.
'Class act' data manager Simon Wood wins BBC TV's MasterChef 2015
The 'best amateur chef in Britain' has wanted to cook since he was eight.
Judge who reviewed Lord Janner child sex abuse case was friend of peer's barrister
Retired judge Sir Richard Henriques regarded the late George Carman, QC, as a friend and mentor.
Royal Baby: Is today the day that Prince George will greet his little brother or sister?
Punters believe it'll be a girl and her name will be Alice.
Greek talks with EU reach boiling point as Athens fails to come up with acceptable reforms for €7.2bn loan
Yanis Varoufakis warns that his country won't be bullied and might leave euro.
United Nations invites warring Syrian parties - and Iran - to Geneva peace talks in May
Envoy Staffan de Mistura hopes to gauge any progress by the end of June.
Lib Dems' Nick Clegg dismisses any coalition deal with Labour involving Scottish National Party
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon says party would wield 'huge influence'
Nigel Farage dismisses rumours about heart problems but says suffers from 'horrible' back pain
Ukip leader badly hurt in 2010 plane crash and needs strong painkillers.
Pollster and former Tory deputy chair Lord Ashcroft says party's negative campaigning helps Ed Miliband
David Cameron to blame for not leading campaign on future plans.
Human rights activist Sabeen Mahmud, the woman behind Pakistan's first hackathon, murdered by unknown gunmen
The founder of the The Second Floor Charity was leaving a talk on Baluchistan insurgency.
Vladimir Putin-backed Russian Night Wolves bikers will ignore Poland's move to deny them entrance
The club is blacklisted by the United States for taking part in Russia's annexation of Crimea.
Indian Garden curry-house owner Mohammed Zaman in court over death of peanut-intolerant customer
Paul Wilson suffered a severe anaphylactic reaction and died after buying a takeaway
Apple Watch gets low-key launch in Tokyo as tech giant's wearable finally goes on sale
Buyers can take the smartwatch home from a selected few shops.
Houston, Texas husband tries to prevent 660lbs wife from losing weight and leaving him
Josh was in charge of food shopping and ensured that Betty Jo lived on an unhealthy diet.
David Cameron to set out Conservative proposals for 'English Votes for English Laws'
Move comes in the wake of more devolved powers for Scotland.
Mediterranean people traffickers laugh off EU promise to capture and destroy their ships
The migrants 'so desperate to get to Europe that they would buy their own dinghies and cross the seas alone'.
FT: Leaders of top British businesses 'frustrated by Tory negative tactics'
Institute of Fiscal Studies estimates that Labour's policies would mean an extra £1,000 in taxes on families.
Former BBC radio DJ Dave Lee Travis faces 'financial devastation' after sex abuse court battles
A hearing at Southwark Crown Court heard he had spent almost £4,500 on taxi fares during his trials.
Australia recalls counterfeit Durex condoms sold on Groupon that may contain holes
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission advised consumers to "immediately destroy and dispose of the products".
Wall Street 'flash crash' trader Navinder Singh Sarao 'made millions from his parents' West London semi'
US authorities fear Singh may have squirrelled away £40m offshore
Tickets for Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao boxing bout appear on websites for as much as $70,790
Only 1,500 tickets were put up for sale, with the top price at $7,500.
Actress Maureen Lipman has no intention of leaving Britain despite fears of rising anti-semitism
There was a 36% rise in the total number of anti-semitic incidents in Britain, including violent crime and vandalism, to 304 between January and June 2014.
Islamic centre in Melbourne linked to Anzac Day Gallipoli centenary plot shuts down
The Al-Furqan Islamic Centre cited what it harassment from the media, police and government
Independent: Whitehall's secrets to be revealed as ministers ordered to produce diaries to the public
High Court rules that officials can no longer hide behind exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act.
Aston Villa star Jack Grealish 'snapped inhaling hippy crack from balloon': The Sun
Liverpool's Raheem Sterling, 20, and West Bromwich Albion forward Saido Berahino, 21, were also snapped inhaling
Teddy Houlston, who lived a mere 100 minutes is Britain's youngest transplant donor
Procedure hailed as 'nothing short of a miracle' as kidneys are given to patient suffering from renal failure.
Mark Zuckerberg Likes: Facebook profits beat expectations as number of users grows
First-quarter profit was $512m (£341m), a fall of 20% from a year earlier - but revenues are up 42%.
Mary Doyle Keefe, the model for Norman Rockwell's iconic Rosie the Riveter painting dies aged 92
Artist later apologised to her for the image, saying he needed to make her 'sort of a giant'
Former ARM Holdings chief Warren East to take the helm at Rolls-Royce
Outgoing CEO John Rishton wants to "have a little rest and spend some time with my family"
