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Cairo giants Al Ahly are to boycott all domestic football in the wake of the decision by the Egyptian FA to suspend al-Masry for two years.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev tells US presidential hopeful Mitt Romney to "use his head", after he branded Russia the "number one foe" to the US.

Planning Minister Greg Clark has told MPs that the planning system in England "sorely needed" reform and that the government's changes would protect the countryside.

Planning Minister Greg Clark has told MPs that the planning system in England "sorely needed" reform and that the government's changes would protect the countryside.

A man accused of murdering a pensioner claims it was "pure coincidence" he was in the Pembrokeshire town where the killer took cash from her bank account.

Chancellor George Osborne denies that key facts about the 2012 Budget, such as the abolition of the 50p tax rate, were leaked from his team.

A plaque has been unveiled to mark the site of the album cover shoot for 'The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars'.

Security does not need to be stepped up for the Bahrain GP, according to the president of the country's Automobile Federation.

Former Cabinet minister Peter Hain is facing contempt of court proceedings over forthright criticisms he made of a judge in his memoir.

"The England players appear to be mentally scarred by what happened against Pakistan"

A report commissioned in the wake of the controversy around super-injunctions is highly critical of Google.

A lack of support and opportunity for young people contributed to the outbreak of rioting in England last year, an independent report concludes.

The young professionals in Germany's neo-Nazi movement

The Qatar-based al-Jazeera TV channel decides not to air video material of the deadly attacks carried out by Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah.

Art critic and former museum curator Julian Spalding predicts the conceptual art of Damien Hirst will soon become "worthless".

A former Turkish military chief, Gen Ilker Basbug, walks out of his terrorism trial in protest at the use of taped phone calls.

A flame is still burning above an evacuated North Sea platform from which gas has been leaking for three days.

Syria's government agrees to accept the peace plan put forward by UN and Arab League envoy Kofi Annan, as the UN says the death toll has hit 9,000.

Conservative US Supreme Court justices sharply question whether the US government has the power to make Americans buy medical coverage.

Ed Miliband says he is "very happy" to make public details of meetings he has had with major Labour Party donors after David Cameron did the same on Monday.