A stabbing at a Tube station in east London, in which one man suffered serious injuries, is being treated as a "terrorist incident", police say.

Overseas visitors should be forced to pay for using some GP services as well as ambulances and A&E care, the government announces as a consultation begins.

Military action in Syria must be matched with "urgent funding" to support veterans who return with mental health problems, the charity Combat Stress says

Nearly two-thirds of football referees say they experience verbal abuse on a regular basis, according to a survey seen by the BBC.

A mother of one of the "Essex Boys" gangland murderers says she will fight until her dying day for his release, 20 years after he killed three men.

Greece's parliament approves a budget for 2016 that includes sharp spending cuts and some tax increases amid economic recession.

France is set to vote in regional elections with the far-right National Front hoping to make gains three weeks after the Paris attacks.

Myanmar's former military ruler sees former foe Aung San Suu Kyi as the country's "future leader" after a secret meeting, the general's grandson says.