The Prince of Wales is in Washington for a two-day official visit to the US, during which he will meet for talks with US President Barack Obama.

The UK's political parties are gearing up for a final campaign push ahead of Thursday's national and local elections, and voting referendum.

A serving Metropolitan police officer has been unlawfully subletting his council flat, according to a BBC Panorama investigation.

New York says Japan's Nissan Motor has won a contract to provide the next generation of the city's ubiquitous yellow taxis.

Former Harvard professor Michael Ignatieff says he is resigning as the leader of Canada's Liberal Party, after a defeat in the country's general election.

Pakistan rejects US claims it could not be trusted with details of the raid that killed Bin Laden, as the US says he was unarmed when he died.

UK house prices fell by 0.2% in April but values are showing little momentum in either direction, the Nationwide says.

Union bosses announce details of a series of strikes by Tube drivers in a row over the sacking of two colleagues.