Best photos of the day: 29 April 2014.
Routemaster buses straight out of swinging 60s re-enter service as London Underground strikes bite.
GeoResonance claims detecting elements of commercial aircraft in ocean.
Former al-Qaeda operative tells New York court that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed wanted to attack London.
Onder Aytac, academic and journalist for Taraf, convicted of insulting prime minister Erdogan with a tweet.
Peterborough-based entrepreneur Rob Moore broke the longest speech world record in aid of charity.
SEC member criticised her own agency for waiving 'common sense' when it came to RBS
Knife recovered from scene at Leeds college where veteran teacher was stabbed to death
State Farm and CarMax sever ties with NBA franchise over owner's racist phone conversation
Teenager held over killing at Corpus Christi believed to have stabbed Anne Maguire several times
Eight-year-old Mia Wilkinson is suffering fewer seizures after taking medical marijuana.
Self-confessed killer tells Newsweek she has no regrets about murdering Troy LaFerrara
Everything you need to know about this week's London tube strikes.
Qatar-based pan-Arab network demands compensation for damages caused by Egyptian government
Former Premier Berlusconi suggests to eliminate VAT on dog products ahead of European elections.
Cambridge University Student Union Women's survey finds half of UK students were afraid to report assault.
Simon & Garfunkel musician arrested along with singer wife in Connecticut after disturbance at residence.
Servando 'La Tuta' Gomez, last remaining fugitive from drug gang, hunted down in caves outside Arteaga
Teenager in police custody after female teacher was stabbed to death at technology college in Yorkshire.
Police called to Beit She'an to disperse about 100 haredi yeshiva students partying on eve of Shoah commemoration.
Publicist found guilty of eight of the 11 charges against him
CEO dumped by IT firm after pleading guilty to domestic violence
Police investigating after hound found dead after purposely being set on fire in Kirkcaldy, Fife.
Muhammed Ejaz, 28, from Lahore has confessed to the murders of three gay men.
Translation and interpretation group says there are three key languages that companies look for in candidates
Spokeswoman Sabine Kehm insists she had no contact with anybody about Schumacher's condition.
Serious Fraud Office has charged former Barclays traders but investigation continues.
Inquiry launched into whether Rochdale Council blocked attempts to prosecute Lib Dem MP for child abuse
Abbas claims the Holocaust was 'heinous', yet he and his regime continue to endorse it.
South Korean coast guard releases footage of rescuers helping crew members out of sinking ferry.