Richard Scudamore's position as Premier League chief is "looking untenable", says a football anti-discrimination figure.

The Diocese of London - one of two Church of England regions not to pass a proposed women bishops law in 2012 - has voted in favour of the latest proposal.

The number of tickets issued to people who stop or park on the restricted zig-zag area outside schools has almost doubled, according to official figures.

Delays to the publication of the Iraq official inquiry have become "very serious", the head of an influential Commons committee warns.

India's opposition Hindu nationalist BJP party promises "good times ahead" as early results suggest it has won a landslide election victory.

Labour's new election campaign adviser, David Axelrod, misspells Ed Miliband's name in a tweet praising the party, which also linked to a spoof account.

A nine-year-old boy who went missing from a north London playground on Thursday night is found "safe and well".

Ex-BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall is cleared of raping two girls but is convicted of an indecent assault.