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David Cameron insists the UK "helped to set the agenda" at last week's EU summit, despite not signing a treaty enforcing eurozone budget discipline.

Expert surgeons in the UK say patients should no longer be given all-metal hip replacements, despite assurances from regulators following safety concerns.

The NFL is investigating claims that players were given bonuses for deliberately injuring their opponents.

Two men are convicted of taking part in the UK's biggest "Ponzi" fraud scheme in which investors lost £115m.

At least two people were killed and thousands were forced from their homes as flooding continued across areas in three Australian states.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu tells US President Barack Obama that Israel must always remain "master of its fate", as they meet for key talks on Iran.

The audible use of an expletive by X Factor contestant Frankie Cocozza on a live results show on ITV1 last October was "unacceptable", Ofcom rules.

The sister of a Welsh journalist detained in Libya rejects claims her brother is a spy.

The supermarket giant Tesco has pledged to create 20,000 permanent jobs in the UK over the next two years.

The career of Dad's Army and Lloyd George actor Philip Madoc

Actor Philip Madoc dies at the age of 77 after a short illness, his agent says.

A couple who tortured and killed a 15-year-old boy they accused of using witchcraft are jailed for life for his murder.

Tributes have been paid to former Conservative minister Lord St John of Fawsley, who has died aged 82.

Iran's Supreme Court overturns the death sentence imposed on an Iranian-American national accused of spying for the CIA and orders a retrial.

West Indies cricket mourns the loss of batsman Runako Morton, who has died in a car crash in Trinidad at the age of 33.

England rugby star Danny Care is arrested and cautioned after urinating on the steps of a Leeds hotel.

Tate Modern buys part of Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's sunflower seeds installation with plans to display it in a conical structure.

People fleeing Homs tell a BBC correspondent outside the Syrian city that security forces are committing atrocities, including summary executions.

Three men are remanded on a charge of conspiracy to commit robbery following a police operation in which a man was shot dead by officers in a Cheshire village.

Staff at the First Trust Bank in Northern Ireland are expected to be told the extent of long-awaited job cuts later this month.