A teenager is charged with murdering a 16-year-old who was stabbed after a birthday party in east London.

The UK Ministry of Defence is going to acquire some high-altitude "eternal" solar planes.

Pressures on GPs in England and Wales have grown so much that they feel they are "letting down" their patients and potentially providing unsafe care, doctors leaders say.

Australia's High Court rejects a challenge to the policy of holding asylum seekers offshore, meaning scores of people will likely be deported to Nauru.

David Cameron is to attempt to persuade Conservative MPs to back a package of reforms he hopes will keep Britain in the European Union.

The introduction of universal credit will leave working families worse off on average, the Institute for Fiscal Studies says.

The internet company Yahoo is cutting its workforce by about 15% in an attempt to improve its profitability.

A former prosecutor in the US state of Pennsylvania has says his decision not to charge actor Bill Cosby with sex crimes in 2005 is "binding".