The executive chairman of Spain's Bankia resigns as it emerges that the government will use public money to clean up bad loans at the bank.

A Swedish man is charged with a series of gun attacks which terrorised immigrants in the city of Malmo.

Bedouin free 10 Fijian members of an international peacekeeping force who were briefly detained in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, security sources say.

Three men fall to their deaths from Thailand's tallest building when a cable supporting their platform breaks, police say.

A US Army nurse who died while on Skype with his wife was not shot, the Army says, after she insisted she saw a bullet hole behind him.

A US jury finds Google breached copyright in a case brought by Oracle over its Java programming language, but can't agree whether it constitutes "fair use".

A shareholder seeking the dismissal of Yahoo's chief executive demands the internet firm hand over documents relating to his recruitment.

A man who is accused of leading one of the most influential drug gangs in Colombia hands himself in to US counter-narcotics agents in Aruba.