Nato’s mission over Libya is set to end after more than seven months, despite calls from the National Transitional Council for the operation to continue.

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Nato set to finish Libya mission

Intelligence papers on a reported UFO sighting known as the “Rendlesham incident” have gone missing, files from the National Archives reveal.

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‘Rendlesham incident’ UFO papers missing

Three ministers withdraw from the national unity government that was unveiled in Tunisia a day ago after a month of violent protests, reports say.

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Ministers quit Tunisia government

Live updates on the Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert rally, including dispatches from the National Mall.

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The Caucus: Live Blog: ‘Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear’

SHENZHEN, CHINA – Late last year, as AT&T was preparing to buy hundreds of millions of dollars of equipment for its next-generation phone system, one of its senior executives received a call from the National Security Agency.

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Between U.S. and China, a trust gap

Village life in Britain is “dying out” because rural pubs are closing at a record rate, a report from the National Housing Federation says.

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British village life ‘dying out’

Former England captain Michael Vaughan criticises batsman Kevin Pietersen for announcing his axe from the national side on his Twitter page.

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Vaughan condemns Pietersen rant