Australian journalist Peter Greste, freed from prison in Egypt on Sunday, will not rest until two colleagues are also released, his family says.

A spending target for international aid must be kept in place despite the number of low-income countries falling, a Commons committee says.

Too many teenagers are dropping out of school or college or failing to pass their courses, because of poor advice, say local councillors.

A disabled man who was mugged outside his Tyneside home says he will put hundreds of thousands of pounds raised in online donations "to good use".

Phoenix Nights comedian Ted Robbins, who collapsed on stage on Saturday, had been due to have routine heart surgery, according to his sister.

PM David Cameron says potentially hundreds of lives were saved in Britain after a piece of counter-terrorism intelligence was supplied by Saudi Arabia.

The technology behind GM crops is safe, according to scientific consensus, says the outgoing science adviser to the European Commission.

The four surviving copies of the 1215 Magna Carta go on display together for the first time in London to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the documents.