Brazilian newspapers decide to pull out of Google News, saying the search engine refuses to pay for content and takes traffic away from their websites.

David Cameron is criticised by Tory peer Norman Tebbit for allowing the government to look 'incompetent' over the resignation of the chief whip.

SNP deputy leader Nicola Sturgeon will use her SNP conference address to challenge the UK chancellor to dump his spending "cuts" policy.

Prayers are being said for victims of a series of hit-and-runs in Cardiff which killed one woman and injured 13 other people.

Elections to be held in Spain's north-west region of Galicia, and the Basque country, are seen as a test of PM Mariano Rajoy's handling of the economic crisis.

Lebanese opposition leader Saad Hariri calls for all citizens to attend a funeral for security chief Wissam al-Hassan, who was killed by a car bomb on Friday.

The White House denies a New York Times report saying Iran has agreed to one-on-one negotiations with the US over its nuclear programme.

The prime minister is to say Britain needs a new "tough but intelligent" approach to law and order in a major speech