David Cameron will announce plans to allow developers to offer "affordable homes" to buy not just rent in his closing speech to the Tory conference.

David Cameron says he will "look to see if there is an opportunity" to intervene personally on behalf of a protester on death row in Saudi Arabia.

Two Sussex police constables suspended over their conduct at the site of the Shoreham air crash leave the force.

Five people are arrested in dawn raids in Sydney over the fatal shooting last week of police worker Curtis Cheng.

Tony Blair says the international community must be prepared to do "everything and more" to support those fighting Islamist militants in Syria.

US Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker arrives in Havana for two days of talks focusing on measures to ease the impact of the US embargo.

Scotland Yard criticises the BBC's decision to broadcast a Panorama programme on child sexual abuse, saying it could affect inquiries.

India plans to set up laboratories at ports to test for illegal cow meat exports amid controversy over the lynching of a Muslim man over beef rumours.