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BBC news correspondents visit homeless people amid fears there could be a homelessness surge during the economic downturn.
A judge praises the courage of a woman who fought off a man who stabbed her through the neck, before jailing him indefinitely.
Stonemasons are working to repair a statue which was pulled from its position 10ft above the ground at a Devon cathedral by vandals.
An investigation is under way into the sexual assault of a 28-year-old woman on her way to a bus station.
Eddie Gerald's pictures of a Palestinian family who are living in the caves of the Southern Hebron hills
Nine Victoria Cross medals awarded for acts of extreme bravery are stolen from a New Zealand army museum.
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea loses his house as a widlfire sweeps Malibu in California.
A possible Palaeolithic engraving of a mammoth is discovered at Cheddar Gorge in Somerset.
Bird experts call on people to report sightings of swifts in a bid to discover where they congregate.
Workers restoring the Clifton Rocks Railway in Bristol find a hidden running alongside the main tunnel.
Oval was one of three Tube stations shut on Thursday, as train passengers reported hearing a bang and smelling smoke.
Hundreds of fans join family and friends to pay their respects to soul singer Luther Vandross in New York.
A huge table and chair have been erected on Hampstead Heath in London. What do they mean?
The BBC's David Willey visits the crypt where Pope John Paul II is buried as it opens to the public for the first time since his death.
Thousands of pilgrims visit the tomb of Pope John Paul II on the first day it goes on display at St Peter's Basilica.
A 130-year-old stuffed gorilla is moved from his traditional location in a stately home.
A Staffordshire prison is criticised for its "inhumane" conditions.
Shutters are installed to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour at a bus station.
Lincolnshire schoolboy Alan Pennell is detained for life for murdering fellow pupil Luke Walmsley.
Luke Walmsley's mother says it should be easier for schools to expel troublemakers like the "evil bully" who killed her son.
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