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People in west London who could lose their homes to a high-speed rail link claim say they are being ignored by the government.

Survivor grieves for friends killed in Herald of Free Enterprise

Christopher Brasher asks people whether they will give up smoking in the light of the 1962 report from the Royal College of Physicians which links smoking to lung cancer.

Papers see coalition benefit rift

A young Tibetan teenager burns himself to death in China, rights groups say, becoming the third such reported case this week.

Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are in a knife-edge battle for the state of Ohio, Super Tuesday's most coveted prize.

Prince Harry has arrived in Jamaica on a Caribbean tour to mark his grandmother's Diamond Jubilee.

India's ruling Congress party suffers a blow as it fails to build on its low standing in assembly elections in the politically crucial state of Uttar Pradesh.

Thousands of Syrian refugees have recently crossed into Lebanon, the UN says, amid reports that security forces are committing atrocities in Homs.

Prince Harry takes part in a "race" with Olympic 100m champion Usain Bolt during his visit to Jamaica as part of a tour to mark his grandmother's Diamond Jubilee.

Labour leader Ed Miliband calls for more "patriotism" in manufacturing policy to boost British industry.

Thousands of travellers have faced delays after Eurostar services were disrupted by an overhead power cable fault in France.

From Tuesday London's Air Ambulance is carrying blood supplies - the first service in the UK to do so.

Councils which get more mothers breastfeeding and improve parenting skills are to get extra funds under a trial scheme.

More evidence on the long-term safety and effectiveness of total knee replacements is needed, according to a researchers.

Thousands of people in the UK are dying unnecessarily because they are too scared to mention early symptoms of cancer to their doctor, say experts.

The fringes of Antarctica are being invaded by alien plants and tiny animals, scientists have found, with the average visitor carrying 9.5 seeds.

Almost 9,000 people are ordered to leave their homes in the town of Wagga Wagga in New South Wales as floods continue to threaten southeast Australia.

Slow art movement hopes to ease the hectic pace of modern life

Fish are having to be rescued because large areas of the UK are now in drought. How do you rescue a fish?