The pit manager arrested in connection with the deaths of four miners at Gleision Colliery is released on police bail while inquiries continue.

A major report into undercover policing is postponed following allegations that an officer took part in a criminal trial under an alias.

China Banking Regulatory Commission says it is looking to curb the rise of shadow banking and private lending in the country.

The Greek parliament gives initial backing to the latest austerity bill as police and protesters clash in Athens.

More than £30m has been spent on taxis for NHS patients since 2008 because of a shortage of official non-emergency transport, the BBC learns.

Ofsted is launching a website inviting parents to give their views of schools in England, covering issues such as bullying and behaviour.

The SNP's first conference since the party's landslide election win is getting under way, with the aim of boosting support for independence.

Tough spending decisions a year ago showed the UK was the "master of its own destiny", a cabinet minister says, but Labour insists the plans are not working.