Education Secretary Michael Gove is warned by a former Ofsted chief inspector to engage in debate and not surround himself only with "yes men".

Andy Murray beats Sam Querrey to give Great Britain victory over the USA and a first Davis Cup quarter-final since 1986.

A mother from Oldham is charged with the murder of her seven-week-old baby boy after he died from head injuries.

Steve McQueen's 12 Years a Slave receives a pre-Oscars boost by winning the most prizes at the London Critics' Circle Film Awards.

The sad death of "troubled talent" Philip Seymour Hoffman leads a number of Monday's papers, while the Conservative "cronyism" row also appears.

Lloyds Banking Group says it will ensure that 40% of its 5,000 senior workforce is made up of women within the next six years, up from 28% currently.

London's buses could become cashless from this summer, Transport for London announces.

There has been a dramatic increase in the popularity of cosmetic surgery in the UK, says the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons.