The European debt crisis has led to cuts in government development aid to poor countries, says a new report by the aid watchdog Data.

BBC Sport tennis correspondent Jonathan Overend looks at the contenders for the women's and men's titles

Shares of Billabong plunge after the firm launches a plan to sell new shares at a heavily discounted price and cuts its earning forecast.

Egypt's first democratically-elected president, Mohammed Mursi, will start forming a government, after promising to be a leader for all Egyptians.

Four people are arrested after disorder breaks out in Bedford following England's defeat to Italy in Euro 2012.

Electronic manufacturing giants Sony and Panasonic agree to join forces to manufacture panels for TVs and big displays.

England name an unchanged squad for the one-day series against Australia after the 2-0 triumph over West Indies.

Spain formally requests emergency bailout loans of up to 100bn euros (£80bn) for its banks from its partners in the eurozone.