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Women in the US military will be able to serve with battalions close to the front lines of combat, although they will still not be able to serve in combat themselves.

Manchester City fans are celebrating winning the Premier League for the first time in 44 years, pipping local rivals Manchester United.

Cardiff City's Malaysian owners travel to south Wales for a crucial board meeting following the row over proposals to change the team's colours.

Fifteen people die and six survivors are being treated in hospital after a plane crashes while trying to land at an airport in northern Nepal.

Former Wales and Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain resigns from the shadow cabinet to campaign for a barrage across the Severn estuary.

A leading human rights organisation urges Nato to investigate fully the deaths of at least 72 civilians in air strikes in Libya last year.

With mobile gaming becoming an increasingly lucrative sector, young entrepreneurs are focusing their attentions on this growing industry.

Williams driver Pastor Maldonado believes he may be able to mount a title challenge after scoring his maiden victory in Spain.

Government plans to move care from acute hospitals to community settings are branded a "facade" by the Royal College of Nursing.

A former carer at a Belfast residential home says the regulatory body, the RQIA, must carry out inspections more rigorously.

David Sillito meets the cast of Snow White and the Huntsman and learned how they were shrunk to fit the part.

Eurozone woes in Monday's papers

About 100,000 Manchester City fans line the streets for a parade celebrating the Premier League title win.

The founder of US-based anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd, Paul Watson, is arrested in Germany and faces extradition to Costa Rica, the group says.

Two children remain in hospital after a boating accident on the River Avon which claimed the lives of their father and brother.

There is a risk of prison disturbances and compensation claims because of delays assessing offenders for release, the former head of the Parole Board warns the government.

Planned changes to disability benefits will go ahead, the Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith insists, saying that reform is needed.

Schools which find the best ways to spend the pupil premium could win £10,000, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says.

Campaigners are warning that diabetes care in England is in "crisis" - with less than half of people with the condition getting the basic care they need.

Just one in five Britons is eating the recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables a day, a poll for World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) suggests.