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Voters in Bradford West are going to the polls to make their decision in a by-election prompted by the resignation of the constituency's MP.

Doubts are being raised over government claims that the NHS in England is making good progress on its savings target.

Fighting between rival militias around the southern Libyan town of Sabha leaves at least 70 people dead, officials say.

The first volume of a "book of cancer knowledge" has been published, which scientists say will speed up the search for new cancer drugs.

Will Brighton become an international treaty legend?

Did Captain Scott's diet contribute to his death?

It is 50 years since the first breast enlargement using silicone implants. Today it rates as the second-most popular form of cosmetic surgery worldwide.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos says he has found the F-1 engines that carried Apollo 11 to the first Moon landing, and will try to raise them from the sea bed.

BBC Panorama obtains CCTV of the hours before Anni Dewani was murdered in South Africa.

Europe's big robotic freighter, Edoardo Amaldi, arrives at the International Space Station with tonnes of new supplies.

Some charities are leaving the government's £5bn Work Programme, claiming the upfront payments they receive do not cover the initial cost of helping jobseekers find employment.

Man's home, ice cream shop and beach hut up for grabs

A gallery detailing the interactive history of the internet is set to open at the National Media Museum in Bradford.

A 17-year-old boy is jailed for life without parole in the US after being found guilty of shooting dead two British tourists in Florida last April.

Chilean prosecutors say they will seek murder charges against four suspected neo-Nazis accused of carrying out an attack on a young gay man.

Andy Murray overcomes illness to secure a last-four place at the Miami Masters after a 4-6 6-3 6-4 victory over Janko Tipsarevic.

Friends of two British tourists murdered in Florida have addressed American teenager Shawn Tyson in court, after he was found guilty of their murders.

London and New York will remain the most important world cities for wealthy individuals over the next decade, research suggests.

Protesters stop work from taking place at a training camp for the Olympic Games in east London.

The father of the man who killed seven people in Toulouse hires a lawyer in Algeria to sue the French police over his death, French media report.