Performers and marchers in India mark the 150th anniversary of the landmark revolt against the British.

Celebrations are being held in India to mark the 150th anniversary of the landmark revolt against the British.

Another seven Hindi-speaking migrants are killed and two others die in a fourth day of attacks in north-east India.

India accuses Pakistan of violating travel agreements during a recent visit by Kashmiri separatists.

The leading Ulfa rebel group in the north-east Indian state of Assam turns down an offer of talks with Delhi.

India starts to pull some troops out of Kashmir as PM Manmohan Singh begins a key visit to the disputed region.

Delhi says it will join three-way talks with Assam and separatists to end violence in the north-eastern state.

The US stands firm on sanctions, despite Libya's suggestion that it will hold back Lockerbie compensation.

Trevor Nunn's final production in charge of the National Theatre, Love's Labour's Lost, has dark undercurrents.

A row over whether female sexual health problems are an illness has reignited the debate over 'lifestyle diseases'.

The ability of churches to offer sanctuary has not existed in law for almost 400 years but we still persist in believing in it as a moral right.

An oath of allegiance to set out citizens' "clear primary loyalty" to Britain should be adopted, according to an official report looking into this summer's riots in Burnley and Oldham.

Italy's centre-right election winner Silvio Berlusconi was briefly in power in 1994 - as a football-inspired reformer with a magic touch.

Welsh celeb Sir Anthony Hopkins has taken US citizenship. BBC News Online asks ex-pats on either side of the pond if they're tempted to take the final leap.

India and the United States agree to establish a joint working group to counter terrorism after high-level talks in London.