A third Army reservist dies after taking part in an SAS selection training exercise in the Brecon Beacons earlier this month.

Thousands of DNA profiles of suspected sex offenders are being deleted from the national database because of Home Office incompetence, Labour claims.

Engineers complete the UK's digital switchover, but many of the UK's mobile networks have yet to announce a date to launch their 4G services.

The Court of Appeal is to rule on Wednesday on the case of a paralysed man who wants to be helped to die.

Zimbabweans head to the polls to elect a president amid claims that the party of incumbent Robert Mugabe has doctored the electoral roll.

Twenty-two law firms commissioned work from four private investigators convicted of illegally obtaining private information, MPs say.

Temperatures in parts of China have hit record highs, leading to the "hottest July" in Shanghai on record, state media say.

A group of MPs is accusing the motor insurance industry of encouraging fraud and exaggeration in accident claims.