David Cameron says he wants to "cut through the dither" holding the UK back, as he prepares a series of measures designed to promote economic growth.

Jordan calls for international help to cope with the influx of refugees, as escalating fighting in Syria increases the number of fleeing civilians.

Tony Blair and George W Bush should be taken to the International Criminal Court over their role in the Iraq war, Archbishop Desmond Tutu says.

Police at Brighton and Hove's Pride festival defend their tactics after complaints they "kettled" revellers.

GCSE exams should be "thoroughly overhauled," the chief schools inspector in England says, as he raises concerns about examination standards.

Chancellor George Osborne says a third runway at Heathrow airport could be an option as he vows to "do more" to boost economic growth.

A British father and son have drowned off the coast of Majorca, the Foreign Office confirms.

Britain's mixed coxed four win a thrilling gold to secure the only rowing medal for the host nation at Eton Dorney.