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BBC News music reporter Ian Youngs reports from the MTV Europe Music Awards in Liverpool.
Indonesia's parliament passes a far-reaching anti-pornography law that critics say will stifle religious and artistic freedom.
Two students dressed as the spoof character 'Borat' have caused a storm of controversy in Vietnam
Uganda's integrity minister says miniskirts should be banned because they distract drivers and cause accidents.
Christine Ohuruogu storms to victory in the 400m to add to three earlier golds for Great Britain in the cycling and sailing.
A stripper in Chile is arrested attempting to remove her clothes outside the presidential palace in the capital, Santiago.
Hundreds of environmental protesters pedal naked on bikes through Brighton to protest about oil dependency .
Colorado police say they have caught two "thong bandits" who used skimpy underwear to disguise themselves during a robbery.
Presenter Kirsty Gallacher on her new job as the Gladiators host and why she is nothing like Ulrika Johnson.
Latino gays in the US find themselves stereotyped twice over, says the BBC's Emilio San Pedro in New York.
Police in the Indian city of Mumbai warn action against 'obscene' cheerleaders at a cricket competition.
The BBC's Soutik Biswas on whether entertainment is distracting from cricket in the Indian Premier League cricket.
Summer is just around the corner according to the UK's wildlife, with signs spring is already in full swing.
A daily round-up of the top BBC Scotland news website stories you've been reading.
A man is fined after going out to feed the pigeons in a back to front thong which exposed his genitals.
New Zealand end the fourth day of the deciding Test five wickets from defeat.
The Gulf emirate of Dubai is to set up the world's first museum dedicated to the Prophet Muhammad.
England beat New Zealand by 50 runs in the second Twenty20 match in Christchurch.
All across America voters have been turning out for Super Tuesday. Millions of Americans voted in the race to choose the Presidential candidate.
Sir David Attenborough says job cuts at the BBC's natural history unit could result in "very skimpy" programming.
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