Egypt

Members of Salafist group Tawhid wal-Jihad found guilty of kidnapping and killing peace activist in Gaza Strip.

Prince Harry is stationed at Camp Bastion and Nato officials are investigating if his presence in the base was a motive behind the attack.

Innocence of Muslims Protests: three people were killed in clashes with police in Sudan. The US, German and British embassy attacked.

Protests against Anti-Islam Movie made by Nakoula Basseley Nakoula snowball as target widens.

Kate Middleton looked beautiful and invoked charming memories of Diana, the Princess of Wales, when she joined Prince William on a visit to the Assyakirin Mosque in Kuala Lumpur

Shadowy filmmaker behind controversial anti-Islam film that has inflamed Muslims has history of run-ins with the law.

A claim by French magazine Closer that the cover of the 14 September issue will carry a topless photograph of Kate Middleton has drawn considerable criticism.

Nearly a dozen US missions in Islamic countries face protests, while Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood demands 'million-man march'.

Giant among children's authors of 20th century commemorated with Roald Dahl Day and Twitter's #roalddahlday.

Innocence of Muslims protesters raid embassy compound in Yemen's capital and burn American flag as anger spreads.

The cast of the film issued a statement saying they were misled by production of Innocence of Muslims

Hundreds of protesters demonstrate outside US embassy in Khartoum as Muslim protests spread against Innocence of Muslims.

Barack Obama condemns killing of US ambassador Chris Stevens and says relations with Libya will hold firm.

Graphic picture emerges of battered body of US ambassador Chris Stevens being taken to hospital.

Attacks on US missions in Benghazi and Cairo leave four dead as anger mounts at US-produced movie accused of ridiculing Islam and Prophet Mohammed.

Iran said to be in talks to sell around two million barrels of oil to Egypt.

A fun and boisterous affair that whilst not as clever as last week's opener did deliver a whole load of laughs.

The founder of the web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has launched the inaugural Web Index survey, which measures 61 countries and how they have been impacted by the web.

Erdogan accuses Assad's regime of mass murders and says Turkey does not have 'luxury to remain indifferent'.

Fatima Nabeel, first female presenter with headscarf, appears on Egyptian state TV - 50 years after ban imposed.

A detailed feature comparison between Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2.

Gruesome find in desert has hallmarks of assassination by jihadists, say Egyptian police.

Igor Danilevsky's murder of two women was over money and had nothing to do with jailed punk band members.

Foreign minister accuses Egypt of interfering in internal affairs after Mohammed Mursi slams Assad's oppressive regime.

Omar Sami Qaradhi, Motaz Al-Junadi and Faisal Hammash out on bail following intervention by King Abdullah.

Military reporter Alon Ben-David says Tel Aviv closer than ever to strike against Tehran.

The woman wants the husband to move to a better location but he has refused causing a marital rift.

New research warns that epidemic of global tobacco use is still huge despite several years of control efforts.

Egyptian soldiers' sweep through troubled region in hunt for killers of border guards could provoke further violence.

A court has sentenced to death 14 Islamist militants convicted of carrying an attack in Sinai in 2011.