Ministers will "gamble with the safety of the British people" if they make cuts to police budgets, Jeremy Corbyn will warn in a speech on Saturday.

A 15-year-old boy is charged with attempted murder after two pupils were stabbed at a school in Dulwich.

A deadly attack by suspected Islamist militants who took 170 people hostage at a hotel in the Malian capital Bamako is over, US officials say.

Russia intensifies its air raids on what it calls "terrorist" targets in Syria and raises to 69 the number of its aircraft there.

Former busker Benjamin Clementine wins the £20,000 Mercury Music Prize and dedicates his award to Paris.

The UN Security Council unanimously adopts a resolution to "take all necessary measures" against Islamic State, a week after the deadly attacks in Paris.

Charities urge Chancellor George Osborne to protect lottery funding for community projects in Wednesday's Spending Review.

A new digital crypto-currency has been launched that is generated by human movement.