Shadow chancellor Ed Balls was fined for going through a red light on the way home from Parliament six months ago, his spokesman confirms.

The creation of a new Scottish Professional Football League goes ahead after a troubled day at Hampden.

Courtrooms in England and Wales will be fully digital by 2016, as part of £160m plans to speed up the criminal justice system, the government says.

Modernisation plans for the UK's infrastructure, including new homes, road repairs and improved flood protection, are outlined by the government.

Bees, moths and butterflies are suffering in the UK this year following the late, cold spring, a National Trust report reveals.

House prices in the UK rise again in June, increasing by 0.3%, according to the latest survey from the Nationwide building society.

Is Wimbledon's injury jinx a reflection of trends within the professional game, or just a freakish confluence of unrelated incidents?

Living costs have risen 25% in the past five years, placing an "unprecedented" financial burden on the poor, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation says.