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Four men are arrested after a 38-year-old is found fatally injured with stab wounds in Newbury.

The Isle of Wight Council is to invest £1m in a project to develop a tidal energy plant on its coast.

Security buildings bombed in Syrian capital

Staff and supporters of Wrexham's Remploy factory march through the town after the UK government announced plans to close seven sites in Wales.

The rugby legend Mervyn Davies is remembered as 250,000 rugby fans descend on Cardiff for the Grand Slam showdown with France.

China expresses its concern over North Korea's plans to launch a rocket-mounted satellite, joining international criticism.

At least 27 people have been killed in two explosions in the Syrian capital Damascus, officials say, describing them as "terrorist attacks".

Lewis Hamilton qualifies ahead of McLaren team-mate Jenson Button for the Australian GP, with Lotus's Romain Grosjean third.

Teams may protest after Mercedes' aero package is thought to be directing air from the rear wing back to the front wing.

Archbishop's move widely reported

A newly-released letter from 1981 to a girl who wrote to Margaret Thatcher about her parent's divorce has revealed a soft side to the Iron Lady.

Doodles by Ronald Reagan while at the 1981 Ottawa G7 summit, and then kept by Margaret Thatcher, have been released.

Private papers released for the first time reveal a meeting kept secret and denied between Margaret Thatcher and Rupert Murdoch over his bid to buy the Times newspapers.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton sets the fastest time in final practice for the Australian Grand Prix but Sebastian Vettel spins out.

A German biker is helping fellow motorcycle enthusiasts arrive at their final resting place in style - using a sidecar hearse fitted to a Harley.

The role of David Cameron's adviser on ministerial interests needs to be strengthened to ensure its independence, MPs say.

The Archbishop of Canterbury says he chose to resign in December because, after 10 years in the role, it was now the "proper time" to review his options.

Entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson talks to Matthew Stadlen about life as a billionaire, the most important piece of advice he ever received, what pushes him to try to break records, drugs policy, and the closest he has ever been to death.

Unions react angrily to plans to scrap national pay rates for some public sector workers in the UK.

The singers accused of glorifying Naples' gangsters