BBC News
Get flash to fully experience Pearltrees
BBC News - England riots 'Live'
Mr Cameron, who has been visiting the West Midlands Police Command and Control Centre in Birmingham, adds: "I know that the police here in Birmingham, here in the West Midlands, are working night and day to get to the bottom of what happened and bring the perpetrators to justice. "We rely on the police to keep our communities, to keep our country, to keep our shops and homes safe. They need our support in doing that job."BBC News - Vote 2011: Nick Clegg quit calls after council losses
Nick Clegg is facing calls from the party's local government chiefs to step down as leader after heavy losses in the English council elections. Gary Long, ousted party leader on Nottingham City Council, said he must quit immediately, while Ken Ball, party leader on Chorley council, said he had "let the party down". In Sheffield , the city where Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg is an MP, Labour took control of the council with 49 councillors out of a total of 84, taking nine seats from the Lib Dems who have 32.
It was clear early on that the No campaign were heading for victory
BBC News - Vote 2011: Lib Dems punished in UK-wide polls
MPs rushed to make repayments in the face of public anger about the expenses scandal
BBC News - MPs expenses: Repayments totalled £1.46m
Tuition fees will rise in 2012 Far more English university students than originally expected will be paying the maximum tuition fee of £9,000 a year, BBC research suggests. The BBC research suggests there will big differences in the financial support offered to poorer students, with some being offered as much as a £6,000 "discount" or fee waiver.
BBC News - University fees: Half opting for top fees, survey says
BBC - Mark Mardell's America
JPMorgan lost $2bn (£1.2bn), and its outspoken chairman Jamie Dimon has lost some political credibility.BBC News - Protesters set for London march against spending cuts
But small groups attacked shops and banks with a stand-off in Piccadilly.
The window, showing a black Christ, was considered "bold" at the time Forty-eight years ago an act of terrorism on the other side of the Atlantic created such an outpouring of sentiment, that its solidarity reached Wales.
BBC News - Alabama church bombing victims honoured by Welsh window
BBC News - Surprise 'critical' warning raises nuclear fears
The building housing reactor 4 (left) appears severely damaged - despite the reactor itself being shut down Reactors 4, 5 and 6 were shut down at the time of Friday's earthquake, with some or all of their fuel rods extracted and left in the cooling ponds that each reactor building has under its roof.
Life Force magazine is a free online, monthly reportage magazine which celebrates the art-form of the photo-essay.
Life Force Magazine. Free online photography magazine.
So the sonic boom over Coventry was caused by a typhoon just chasing a helicopter with a dodgy radio. Well, that seems far more likely than any theory that they were chasing aliens. I think we should quash any conspiracy theories before they start.
BBC - Magazine Monitor
Doctors are debating the changes to the NHS in England