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Polish archbishop quits amid row

The controversial Archbishop of Warsaw resigns less than an hour before his installation, the Vatican says.

Bangladesh gripped by blockades

Troops patrol the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, as a three-day blockade to try to force electoral reforms begins.

Winfrey offers students HIV tests

US chat show host Oprah Winfrey offers the students at her new school in South Africa free HIV tests and treatment.

At least 12 dead in Iraq violence

Fresh violence in Iraq leaves at least 12 dead as Iraqi forces conduct a new drive to tighten security in Baghdad.

Colorado avalanche buries cars

A massive avalanche hits a major road in the western US state of Colorado, burying cars in its path.

Indian army patrols Assam state

The Indian army is patrolling Assam state after attacks by suspected separatists killed at least 55 people.

Hamas defiant on 'illegal' force

Hamas says it will double its armed force to 12,000 men, hours after Mahmoud Abbas declared it illegal.

El Salvador jail rioters kill 17

At least 17 inmates are killed after a riot breaks out at a maximum-security prison in western El Salvador.

Bahrain athlete loses citizenship

Authorities in Bahrain revoke the citizenship of an athlete who took part in - and won - a marathon in Israel.

Football: Kahn to retire in 2008

Former Germany keeper Oliver Kahn says he will retire from football when his Bayern Munich contract expires in 2008.

Cricket: S Africa win series

South Africa edge to a five-wicket win in the final Test in Cape Town to seal a 2-1 series victory over India.

Tycoon may run for top ANC post

South African businessman Tokyo Sexwale is readying himself to run for the ANC leadership, a paper says.

Somalis protest over Ethiopians

One person dies and at least 10 are hurt as Somalis in Mogadishu protest over the presence of Ethiopian troops.

US Army urges dead to re-enlist

The US Army is to apologise to families of men killed or wounded in action who were asked to return to active duty.

Nine bodies found in Mexico grave

Mexican police uncover the bodies of nine people in a mass grave in the western state of Michoacan.

US team joins in search for plane

A US team arrives on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi to join the search for the missing plane.

France's Royal begins China trip

The Socialist candidate for the French presidency, Segolene Royal, embarks on a three-day visit to China.

Saudis confirm Eurofighter order

Saudi Arabia says it will start taking delivery of 72 Eurofighter jets from UK firm BAE Systems "very soon".

Colosseum lit over death penalty

Rome lights up the Colosseum as Italy urges a global ban on the death penalty in the wake of Saddam Hussein's hanging.

China seeks Iran nuclear response

China calls on Iran to respond to UN sanctions over its nuclear activities, after talks with Iran's top nuclear negotiator.

Bush, Merkel push Mid-East talks

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and US President Bush agree to back a new Middle East peace meeting.

Bomb hits second Sri Lankan bus

A bomb explodes on a crowded bus in Sri Lanka, the second in two days, killing at least 15 people.

Many dead in Bangladesh crash

At least 40 people are killed in eastern Bangladesh after a packed bus crashes and catches fire.

Somalia's endless struggle for peace

Sixteen years after its president was overthrown, Peter Biles considers how far the country still has to go.

Vietnam prepares for boom times

As Vietnam prepares to join the World Trade Organisation, Peter Day looks at how the country is catching up fast with its richer neighbours.

Steep rise of Italy's Cinque Terre

Christian Fraser finds the Cinque Terre, on the coast between Genoa and La Spezia has been transformed by its National Park status.

Iraq civilian toll continues rise

Civilian deaths in Iraq continue to rise, as the BBC learns the US is to announce a new strategy for the country.

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