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A young couple acquitted of murdering their baby son have called for an inquiry into two London hospitals responsible for his care.

Disabled people air their grievances about the difficulties they face using public transport at a meeting attended by bus, rail and taxi chiefs.

Sir Chris Hoy says the fight to keep sport clean could take a backwards step if the lifetime Olympic ban imposed on British drugs cheats is overturned.

A huge fire has broken out at an oil company in the United States. Fire crews battled the flames at an oil depot in Springfield, Ohio.

Uncomfortable reading for home secretary as headlines remain focused on Abu Qatada

The former speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly, Lord Alderdice, has been asked to lead a new initiative aimed at resolving parade disputes in the Ardoyne area of north Belfast.

Scientists say the notoriously dry continent of Africa is sitting on a vast reservoir of groundwater.

David Cameron is "committed" to House of Lords reform, Downing Street says, despite the prospect of a rebellion by his own MPs.

Olympus shareholders approve the appointment of a new board of directors at an extraordinary general meeting.

Security is tightened in Bahrain in preparation for protests, as Formula 1 cars take to the track for practice sessions ahead of Sunday's Grand Prix.

A couple acquitted of murdering their four-month-old son call for an inquiry into two London hospitals responsible for his care.

Singing to fight West's ignorance and rediscover African roots

Burmese President Thein Sein is in Japan for a visit expected to focus on financial aid and debt relief, as the EU prepares to suspend sanctions.

A British man jailed for plotting to blow up a plane says he met Osama Bin Laden, in a landmark testimony at a New York terror trial.

Planned changes to policing in England and Wales will lead to millions of pounds being spent on red tape instead of crime victims, a charity warns.

Police hope to "jog memories" by questioning people one week after Chinese art worth more than £18m was stolen from a Cambridge Museum.

A full dress rehearsal of the Olympic torch relay is being staged on an 80-mile section from Leicester to Peterborough.

The website of China's People's Daily newspaper raises 1.4bn yuan ($222m; £138m) via its initial public offering.

Princess Cruises says it is sorry that one of its ships sailed past an adrift fishing boat in the Pacific Ocean, leaving two of the men to die.

Will "improper" meanings of words take over?