A senior editor on Bangladesh's first LGBT magazine has been hacked to death along with a second person in the capital Dhaka, police say. Click to Read in Full...

China's Ding Junhui completes a 13-8 win over 2011 finalist Judd Trump to reach the World Championship quarter-finals. Click to Read in Full...

England internationals Owen Farrell and Joe Marler are among three players cited for foul play in weekend matches. Click to Read in Full...

In the first study of its kind, scientists have been able to measure the climatic effect of a wind farm on the local environment. Click to Read in Full...

The Saudi cabinet approves plans to try to move the country away from its dependency on oil profits, including creating a giant sovereign wealth fund. Click to Read in Full...

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Champions League game between Manchester City and Real Madrid. Click to Read in Full...

A runner surprised his girlfriend during the London marathon when he pretended to stop to tie up his shoe laces, then proposed to her. Click to Read in Full...

South Africa's sports minister bans four of the country's sport federations from bidding for or hosting major international tournaments. Click to Read in Full...

British defence contractor BAE Systems claims bank hackers in Bangladesh targeted software from Swift, a key component in the global financial system. Click to Read in Full...

Bed bugs appear to have a strong preference for particular colours - a quirk that could be used against the troublesome pests, say scientists. Click to Read in Full...

Jurors reach a majority decision on whether the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed. Click to Read in Full...

Drone footage captures a huge landslip at Bournemouth which damaged a cliff railway lift and crushed a toilet block. Click to Read in Full...

A couple whose engagement was captured on film at the London Marathon have been found thanks to the internet Click to Read in Full...

England's Laura Massaro fights back to beat Mexican qualifier Samantha Teran at the Women's World Championship. Click to Read in Full...

Oil giant Shell announces planned office closures in Reading, Aberdeen and Manchester following the takeover of BG Group. Click to Read in Full...

Who's running for BBC Women's Footballer of the Year award? Click to Read in Full...

Syrian migrants taken in by Greek granny on a pension Click to Read in Full...

An Army captain who collapsed three miles from the finishing line of the London Marathon dies. Click to Read in Full...

Serbia's elections, in which incumbent PM Aleksandar Vucic has claimed victory, have a distinctly 1990s feel, writes Guy Delauney in Belgrade. Click to Read in Full...

Rory McIlroy will miss the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational as he decides to play in the French Open instead. Click to Read in Full...

In a bid to avert a backbench rebellion, ministers have signal they could make it easier for councils to run academies Click to Read in Full...

The BHS pension scheme will have to be rescued as the retailer enters administration - so what does this mean for those involved? Click to Read in Full...

Home Secretary Theresa May says remaining in the EU makes the UK "more secure from crime and terrorism". Click to Read in Full...

Jurors are told they can return a majority decision on whether the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster were unlawfully killed. Click to Read in Full...

At least 23 people have died from eating contaminated sweets intended to mark the birth of a baby in Pakistan, police say. Click to Read in Full...

Sales of Prince's music have skyrocketed since his death last Thursday, at the age of 57. Click to Read in Full...

A massive database of Mexican voter records was made publicly accessible on the internet, a US security researcher discovers. Click to Read in Full...

Motley Crue co-founder Nikki Sixx launches a campaign asking Google to pay musicians more money when their videos appear on YouTube. Click to Read in Full...

US President Barack Obama speaks from the Hanover Messe, the world's leading showcase for industrial technology. Click to Read in Full...

President Obama was more concerned about securing his legacy than UK interests when he dismissed the arguments for leaving the EU, Iain Duncan Smith says. Click to Read in Full...

The American soul singer Billy Paul, best known for his 1972 Me and Mrs Jones hit, dies at the age of 80. Click to Read in Full...

IBF heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua to defend his title against America's Dominic Breazeale on 25 June. Click to Read in Full...

Former US Senator Harris Wofford, 90, prepares to marry a man, 20 years after the death of his wife. Click to Read in Full...

The BBC has met Turkey's most wanted man, Cemil Bayik, leader of the PKK militant group. His forces are waging two simultaneous conflicts against Turkey and so-called Islamic State. Click to Read in Full...

Japan's Olympic organisers unveil the official logos of the 2020 Tokyo Games, after the first choice was thrown out over plagiary claims. Click to Read in Full...

BBC Two dramas Wolf Hall and The Dresser are among the winners at this year's Bafta Craft Awards, which honour television's behind-the-scenes talent. Click to Read in Full...