Lord Justice Leveson tells the chairman of the Press Complaints Commission that he has "absolutely no truck with censorship".

Remploy, which provides employment opportunities for disabled people, is to close 27 of its factories, the government confirmed on Tuesday.

Immigration minister Damian Green hits back at claims by home affairs committee chairman Keith Vaz passengers face "appalling" delays at passport control at Heathrow Airport.

One of the UK's richest women has been found dead in west London and a man arrested over her death, the BBC understands.

A young Russian mother is sentenced to eight years in jail for leaving her baby on a motorway near Moscow in the hope he would be killed.

Rupert Murdoch sought assurances from PM Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s about policing of print strikes, says a written statement to the Leveson Inquiry.

Ex-Barclays boss Bob Diamond says he is "dismayed" by MPs' views that he was "less than candid" when he appeared before the Treasury Select Committee last week.