An MSP whose daughter died from anorexia calls on retailers to use larger sized mannequins to help tackle eating disorders.

Closing walk-in centres may make it harder for people to see GPs - and risks sending more people to A&E, warns healthcare regulator Monitor.

Ministers must ensure openness over the performance of private contractors or face a "crisis of confidence", the National Audit office warns.

The US Secretary of State says a nuclear deal between world powers and Iran is achievable, and they came "extremely close" to a breakthrough.

Former deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine is due to come out strongly in favour of the HS2 north-south rail project.

Northern Ireland gun laws are to change to allow children as young as 12 years old supervised access to firearms.

Parliament's watchdog has said it will not investigate allegations about Conservative MP Mark Pritchard's business dealings in Albania.

A man murdered a family with "ruthless efficiency" in order to "avenge himself" for a failed business relationship, a jury hears.