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The UK's dominant service sector grew in February, but not as quickly as had been expected, according to a closely-watched survey.

A toddler found alive after her home was destroyed by a tornado that killed her family in the US state of Indiana dies in hospital.

A former Met Police chief tells the Leveson Inquiry he accepted free accommodation at a luxury health spa because he was desperate to recover from a serious operation and get back to work.

The US government formally calls on New Zealand to hand over the founder of the Megaupload file-sharing site and three of his co-workers.

Talks with Jordan's government over the deportation of radical cleric Abu Qatada have been "positive", Home Secretary Theresa May says.

UK health experts believe sun-dried tomatoes could be the cause of a recent outbreak of hepatitis A.

Russia's presidential election was "clearly skewed" in favour of Vladimir Putin, international monitors say as police arrest protesters at rallies.

A teenager is flown to hospital with suspected spinal injuries after falling on a steep hillside.

SANAA, Yemen (AP) -- Loyalists of former Yemeni leader Ali Abdullah Saleh seized the country's main airport Saturday as tanks and armored vehicles occupied the tarmac and forced authorities to cancel flights, a day after a military shake-up in which key commanders were fired....

Nick Robinson on Cameron's child benefit dilemma

US Vice-President Joe Biden is visiting Mexico and Honduras amid calls by regional leaders for a renewed debate on decriminalising drugs.

Sunderland's Lee Cattermole and Stephane Sessegnon have picked up four and three-match suspensions respectively.

The refurbished National Museum of Scotland was the most visited attraction outside of London last year, new figures show.

Working under Roman Abramovich will be "hell" for the next Chelsea manager, according to former Blues boss Luiz Felipe Scolari.

A Metropolitan Police Commander says he is "very concerned" over the "escalation in gang violence" after eight knife attacks in south London.

A Polish rail traffic controller is to be prosecuted over a train crash that left 16 people dead and more than 50 others injured.

The head of the Pakistani Taliban has removed his deputy commander, the militant group confirms to the BBC, the latest sign of a growing power struggle.

The Red Cross is to try for a fourth consecutive day to get relief aid into the shattered Baba Amr district of the central Syrian city of Homs.

Sen. John McCain called for the U.S. to lead an international effort to protect the Syrian population by carrying out piloted airstrikes on Syrian government forces.

The 'unforeseeable' bad consequences of good intentions are increasingly foreseeable.