A gunman in an Afghan police uniform kills three Nato service members in the south of the country, officials say.

Mexicans are awaiting results of their presidential election, after tens of millions voted in a poll dominated by the economy and war on drugs.

Apple has agreed to pay $60m (£38m) to Chinese firm Proview to settle a dispute involving rights to the "iPad" name, a court in China says.

Barclays chairman Marcus Agius confirms his resignation and promises a "root and branch review" following the inter-bank lending rate-fixing scandal.

Three British soldiers have been killed by a gunman wearing a police uniform in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.

A rechargeable battery technology developed by Thomas Edison more than a century ago has been upgraded by Stanford University researchers.

Police arrest a man following the death of a woman whose body was found at an address in Middlesbrough.

The banking sector is becoming a "source of embarrassment", Nick Clegg says, as the government launches an inquiry into the industry's practices.