The judge who carried out the inquiry into press standards, Lord Justice Leveson, tells MPs he does not think he should comment on proposals for press regulation.

While the US government shutdown has meant national parks and monuments have closed, one man is attempting to keep Washington's memorials clean.

The women's Tour of Britain is set to attract top riders after being given the same status as the men's race by the UCI.

Prison guards faked logs and failed to properly check Ohio kidnapper Ariel Castro in the hours before he killed himself last month, officials say.

Steven Gerrard says he backs FA chairman Greg Dyke's plans to boost the number of English players in the Premier League.

A printing error gives Bridget Jones fans a taste of Sir David Jason's autobiography as early copies feature rogue text.

Thousands of mourners attend a prayer service for a mother and her three children who perished in a house fire in Leicester.

Consumer groups predict that the UK's other major energy suppliers will raise prices after SSE announced an 8.2% increase in domestic bills.