As 220 independent record shops across the UK and Ireland prepare for the sixth annual Record Store Day – a celebration of the culture, community and spirit of the record shop - Yahoo! News looks at why they are still relevant in a digital age. More »Record stores fight off rise of iTunes
April 20: Sick and wounded prisoners were repatriated after an exchange program between Communist Korea and UN forces began in 1953 More »On This Day: UN and Korea exchange wounded prisoners of war
Here is a timeline of events since the explosions on Monday More »Boston shooting: Timeline of events
April 21: Soviet forces stormed into Berlin on this day in 1945 during the final months of the Second World War More »On This Day: Soviet forces enter Berlin, 1945
"There is a real danger that if young people are told they can legally inject heroin in a safe place, it might encourage the use of a dangerous drug." More »Debate rages as Brighton considers 'safe houses' for addicts to take drugs
Terminally-ill Kayleigh Duff, 23, had a one-off wedding day organised for her by a close friend as one of her dying wishes. More »Terminally-ill young mum given dream 'wedding' as male model steps in as groom
A nine-year-old boy has become very attached to Henry the hoover because of a rare condition which means he is obsessed - with vacuum cleaners. More »Hooray for Henry! Boy's rare condition means he's obsessed by vacuum cleaners
An inquiry is underway after an NHS van arrived at a garage for repairs - with a body in the back. More »NHS slammed as mechanics fixing mortuary van discover dead body in the back
Chancellor George Osborne appeared to wipe tears from his eyes during Margaret Thatcher's funeral today. More »Margaret Thatcher funeral: George Osborne in tears during St Paul's service
The vast majority of crowds lining the streets for Margaret Thatcher's funeral were hushed and respectful as her coffin passed, but there were some dissenting voices to be heard. More »Margaret Thatcher protesters: In their own words
Mourners lined the streets in London today for the funeral of Margaret Thatcher. More »Margaret Thatcher mourners: In their own words
Here is a selection of images from the assignment for those witnessing the funeral of Margaret Thatcher which have been submitted into the Yahoo! Your Pictures Flickr group. More »Funeral of Margaret Thatcher
Get all the latest from central London as thousands line the street to pay their final respects to former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. More »Margaret Thatcher funeral: Live blog
Eamon Loughran, from Ballymena in Northern Ireland, had arranged to meet his wife, Angela, at the finish line, precisely where the first device exploded. More »Runner prayed for three hours while waiting for wife at finish line
Britons are feared among the injured after two explosions rocked the Boston Marathon killing two and injuring dozens of people. More »Boston Marathon bombing: Britons feared among injured
Sentences were passed on 12 men, who received some of the longest prison terms in British history for the £2.6m heist. More »On this day: 'Great Train Robbers' sentenced to more than 300 years
Our selection of delicious photos produced by our Flickr group. More »Your Pictures: Breakfast
Justin Bieber's 'fake' Twitter followers are the tip of the iceberg - the trade in fakes is worth up to £234 million a year. More »How the market in 'fake' Twitter followers works
Apple’s iPhone 5 does not appear in the Top Ten released by MobileInsurance.co.uk, based on claims data from its users. More »Top Ten of least-reliable phones names Samsung S3 handset as worst for faults
The world's first test tube baby has paid tribute to the pioneering British scientist who gave her - and five million others - life. More »World's first test tube baby pays tribute after death of IVF pioneer
As the billionth digital download sells in the UK, we look back at the meteoric rise of digital music. More »One billion downloads sold: 10 landmarks in digital music
Stars such as James McAvoy and rock band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs have struck back against audiences filming them on smartphones. More »Stars fight back against audiences filming them on phones
Remarkable linguist Timothy Doner can master a language in just a few weeks with the help of instructional books, friends and even Bollywood and WWII films. More »Meet the incredible teen who can speak 23 languages - including Swahili, Yiddish and Housa
A transcript of the 1969 Apollo 10 mission reveals that the three astronauts on board faced floating human waste in the capsule. More »Houston, we have a hygiene problem: Apollo transcripts reveal toilet troubles
The Met Police will launch a multi-million pound security operation, dubbed 'Operation True Blue', to stop protesters and fanatics from the disrupting the procession through central London next Wednesday. More »Police face multi-million pound security headache for Thatcher funeral