An NHS hospital trust in England is formally warned it could be declared broke and dissolved - the first move of its kind in the health service.

Labour says it will attempt to force the government to delay the 3p-a-litre rise in fuel duty due to come into effect in August.

England manager Roy Hodgson says the weight of expectation on Wayne Rooney - not fitness - could explain his poor performance against Italy.

MI5 is working to counter "astonishing" levels of cyber-attacks on UK industry, the organisation's chief has said.

The ratings agency Moody's has cut the credit rating on 28 of Spain's banks one week after the country asked for money to support them.

Turkey tells the UN Security Council that Syria's shooting down of a Turkish jet is "a threat to peace", as Nato is set to discuss the incident.

Unemployment benefits could be cut for people who fail to get work over long periods of time, under Conservative plans to change the welfare system.

The boss of RBS tells the BBC that a software change was responsible for the widespread computer problems affecting millions of customers' bank accounts.