The government is urged to clamp down on untaxed foreign vehicles, as the RAC warns they are costing the UK millions of pounds a year.

Companies could fall foul of the law if they try to associate their activities with Glasgow 2014 without authorisation, a law firm warns.

US Secretary of State John Kerry holds fresh talks with the two candidates of the Afghan presidential vote who accuse each other of electoral fraud.

Scientists argue over the merits of a review which concludes that organic foods have higher levels of antioxidants and lower levels of pesticide residues.

News of David Cameron's forthcoming "women to the fore" ministerial reshuffle occupies Saturday's papers, while the Mirror tells how a crocodile may have caused a fatal plane crash.

US government infectious disease labs mishandled dangerous pathogens five times in the last decade, according to a health agency report.

Russian President Vladimir Putin begins a visit to Latin America in Cuba, meeting leader Raul Castro and ex-President Fidel Castro.

A mother and her baby daughter are struck by a car which hit another vehicle before mounting the kerb on a street in north London.