Rowdy scenes break out at stores across the US as shoppers jostle to buy Nike's new Air Jordans, echoing violence over the shoe in the early 1990s.

A teenager is arrested on suspicion of murdering a 76-year-old man whose body was found in his Cambridgeshire home.

Interpol says it is seeking arrest of Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of the French firm at the centre of a global breast implants scare.

Cuban President Raul Castro says 2,900 prisoners, including some convicted of political crimes, will be in the next few days as a goodwill gesture.

With temporary ice rinks appearing in towns and cities across the UK, the Society of Sports Therapists is reminding people that ice skating can be a dangerous sport.

Agency workers in the UK are set to receive a pay and conditions boost as new rights come into effect.

Network Rail says it is confident it can run a comprehensive service in the west of Scotland as signal workers stage 72-hour walkout.

Brazil fines US oil giant Chevron $5.4m (£3.5m) for breach of its environmental licence when it tackled an oil spill in November.