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A public enquiry into the death of a four-year-old boy at the Royal in Belfast hears that his care lacked structure which resulted in serious and numerous omissions.

Sri Lanka close the second day of the first Test against England in Galle on 84-5, leading by 209.

The PSNI spent more than £4m on the first so-called supergrass trial here for more than 25 years, it is revealed.

A bomb disposal expert trying to defuse a partially exploded device in an Afghan alleyway was fatally injured when another blew up, an inquest hears.

A jailed leader of the Palestinian Fatah movement, Marwan Barghouti, calls for a new wave of civil resistance against Israel.

A gang of robbers admit killing a chef for just £12 while he celebrated his birthday in west London.

Costs of GP care may rise and health emergencies could be harder to manage following the NHS shake-up, a leaked document warns.

An exclusion zone has been set up around the Elgin oil rig in the North Sea and workers moved from a second platform nearby because of safety concerns.

A Surrey beauty spot notorious as a location for adults to meet for sex is to be the subject of a new project aimed at transforming it.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says suggestions by Argentina that the UK has sent a nuclear-armed submarine to the South Atlantic are "baseless".

The record high temperature for the month of March is broken for the third day in a row.

"Martin", a former neo-Nazi leader who has asked to be kept anonymous, was an active member of the far right for 11 years.

The jail term of a man given a 17-year jail term for sex attacks on four girls, drops to 16 years because of a court error.

Alan Shearer says Glenn Hoddle is a realistic contender for the England manager's job should Harry Redknapp not be appointed.

An inquiry into copyright licensing in the UK suggests processes need to be simplified to help the next Spotify or Netflix prosper.

Bradford Bulls say they will go out of business unless they raise £1m, with at least half needed by mid-April.

A major grass and heather fire at Drumburn Hill, south of Dumfries, is reported to be under control.

A student is jailed for 56 days for making racially offensive comments on Twitter about footballer Fabrice Muamba after his collapse during a game.

The average worker in the public sector was paid 8.2% more per hour than their private sector counterpart, according to official figures.

A strong performance by the whisky industry helped push Scottish food and drink exports to an all-time high last year.