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Deaded bliss for zombie newlyweds
A couple dressed as the "undead" have tied the knot in the UK's first zombie-themed wedding.
Pie-makers face off for top title
Almost 1,000 pies of every stripe and filling are being considered for a top national food title.
Ultimate break for Doctor Who fans
A Doctor Who fanatic is offering devotees of the sci-fi series the ultimate overnight stay - in his room which he has turned into a shrine to his favourite TV programme.
Hefty fine for cigarette litter man
A smoker caught throwing away a cigarette butt in the street will have to cough up £560 after failing to pay a much smaller fine.
National Library seeks 'Wikipedian'
The National Library of Scotland (NLS) is looking to recruit Scotland's first "Wikipedian".
Deaded bliss for zombie newlyweds
A couple dressed as the "undead" have tied the knot in the UK's first zombie-themed wedding.
Eye signs deter bicycle thieves
Bike thefts have been significantly reduced simply by putting pictures of staring eyes above cycle racks, researchers say.
Takeaway to host photography show
A pop-up photography exhibition is to be held at a takeaway - with free fried chicken on offer for people who attend.
Ceremony marks asparagus season
The first cut of the season's asparagus has been delivered to shops in an eccentric ceremony in the heart of England.
'Meteor' lights up Argentinian sky
Concert-goers in northern Argentina have been treated to a light show with a difference.
Clegg slams council's magician cost
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has attacked a Conservative council for spending money on a motivational magician while announcing cuts in other areas.
Tea-drinkers 'average 3 cups a day'
Britain's reputation as a nation of tea-lovers has been confirmed with a new study showing that one in four people has at least five cups a day.
Hackers hit FIFA Twitter accounts
FIFA has confirmed that the Twitter accounts of president Sepp Blatter and the World Cup team have been hacked, with a series of controversial messages left on both.
Mating bid pandas back on display
Edinburgh Zoo's panda pair will go back on display on Tuesday after female Tian Tian was artificially inseminated.
Titanic man's letter sells for £93k
A letter written by the bandmaster of the Titanic who carried on playing as the doomed ship sank has sold at auction for £93,000.
Ecclestone wins rare car battle
Formula 1 heiress Tamara Ecclestone has won the latest round in a custody battle over a rare Lamborghini Aventador.
Soldier completes 'Afghan marathon'
As thousands of runners took to the streets of London, a soldier overcame sizzling heat to run his own marathon in Afghanistan - completing the "struggle" on a treadmill.
Sleepy Farah runs late for marathon
Mo Farah's preparation for the London Marathon did not go quite as well as he might have hoped, after the London 2012 double champion overslept.
Onesie record for theme park crowd
It has been onesie fine day for hundreds of followers of the latest fashion craze as they smashed a Guinness World Record.
Stonehenge general manager sought
For the first time in 5,000 years, the owners of Stonehenge are looking for a general manager to ensure "dignity for the stones" amid the Druids and daytrippers who descend on the prehistoric monument each year.
Radio One's Big Weekend
Three-day festival underway in Derry
Belfast Telegraph Runher 2013
Video, pictures and finisihng times
Review: The Hangover Part III
Comedy with big following means blockbuster
Cannes femmes: Shayk and Ambrosio on red carpet
FHM's sexiest women - Kunis knocks Tulisa off her perch
Latest News
Men charged with endangering plane new
Two men will appear in court charged with endangering an aircraft after a passenger jet was diverted mid-flight.
Woolwich murder: Three more arrests
Detectives have made three further arrests in connection with the brutal killing of soldier Lee Rigby.
Multi-faith invitation to service
A service dedicated to Drummer Rigby will take place at St Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church in Woolwich.
Latest Sport
Proud Webber eyes World Cup
When Rob Webber was forced to undergo a second shoulder operation last summer and went through "dark days" wondering what the future held, he never envisaged it would be captaining his country.
Bayern Munich leave Bourssia Dortmund flattened and in tears after magnificent Champions League final
Arjen Robben provided the perfect answer to the doubters by scoring an 88th-minute winner to settle a brilliant Champions League final in favour of Bayern Munich at Wembley.
Schmidt signs off with title win
Leinster put past disappointments behind them to scoop an elusive RaboDirect PRO12 title in head coach Joe Schmidt's last game in charge, with a 24-18 win over Ulster.
Latest Showbiz
Police probe actress Bynes claims
Investigators are looking into claims made by actress Amanda Bynes that New York Police Department officers sexually assaulted her when she was charged after allegedly throwing a marijuana bong out of the window of her 36th-floor Manhattan apartment.
Taylor called Wright a knucklehead
Matthew Wright has revealed his best ever interview led to sitting next to Elizabeth Taylor at the Baftas.
Jonas: Great to watch TV rows back
Kevin Jonas has confessed he's pleased to be able to watch back arguments with his wife Danielle Deleasa on their reality TV series Married To Jonas.
