[The Last Generation Report] News from BBC: March 3 2011

World Court probes Gaddafi's 'crimes'

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court says he will investigate Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi for crimes against humanity.

• Libya revoltLive
• Key maps and video from the scene
• Dutch marines captured
• LSE head quits over Libya link
• Libya standoff hampers diplomacy
• In pictures: Refugee crisis

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US, Mexico reach deal on trucking

The US and Mexico reach a proposed deal to open US highways to Mexican trucks, raising hopes of an end to a 20-year dispute.

• Mexico's Calderon meeting Obama
• US-Mexico talks: Key issues

• Terror focus in airmen's killing inquiry

  Prosecutors in Germany say they suspect Islamic militancy as the motive for a gun attack on US airmen at Frankfurt Airport, in which two died.

• Assange makes extradition appeal

  Lawyers for Wikileaks's Julian Assange lodge papers for an appeal against a ruling that he should be extradited to Sweden to face sex offence charges.

• Tunisia president calls election

• Bomb blast targets Nigeria rally

• Global food prices hit new record

• Boy, 12, held after parents shot

• Ivorian women 'shot during march'

• Pope rejects Jewish guilt concept

• Adele scores US number one album

Business

Euro rates 'could rise' in April 

Technology

Android hit by rogue app viruses 

Entertainment/Arts

Lady Gaga makes her catwalk debut 

Science/Env

Antarctic ice built 'bottom-up' 

Health

Ibuprofen 'cuts Parkinson's risk' 

Have Your Say

Libya: Left behind in Tripoli 

Magazine

How warm is your home? 

Also In The News

Lasers can act as 'tractor beams' 

Sport

• City's Kolo Toure fails drug test

  Manchester City defender Kolo Toure is suspended after testing positive for a specified substance.

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• Ferguson charged over ref remarks

• Mercedes off the pace, says Brawn NEW

• Abuse led to tension - Gers chief

• Pakistan edge past plucky Canada

World News

US & Canada

Row over university sex toy show 

Latin America

Chile mine report blames owners 

Africa

Egypt's prime minister steps down 

Asia-Pacific

'No more survivors' from NZ quake 

Europe