The dissident republican group which calls itself the IRA has said it was responsible for a mortar attack on a police Land Rover in west Belfast on Friday night.

The NHS removes all but one of 653 patient reviews of a healthcare trust from its website, after Newsnight finds the system is open to abuse.

New York's attorney general calls for curbs on certain services provided to high-frequency traders by trading platforms.

Hundreds of students and activists opposed to a trade deal with China occupy Taiwan's parliament and defy police efforts to evict them.

Judges sitting in the Court of Appeal will rule on a long-running a battle for an inquiry into the killing of 24 villagers in Malaya in 1948.

UK unemployment fell by 63,000 to 2.33 million in the three months to January, with the jobless rate at 7.2%.

Bookmaker Paddy Power's ad featuring Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius brought advertising into disrepute, the UK's ad regulator has ruled.

The former royal editor of the News of the World tells the Old Bailey editor Andy Coulson promised to give him his job back if he "kept silent" about phone hacking.